An NFC review card is a small plate a customer taps their phone on (or scans the QR) and it instantly opens that business's Google review page — no typing, no searching. More taps = more reviews = higher Google ranking = more customers.

That's the whole pitch to a business owner: "Tap this, leave a review in 5 seconds." The same card style also works for Instagram/TikTok follows, a website, or contact info.

Use your vendor link (unlocked with this guide). Order the quantity that fits your budget — the more you buy, the cheaper per card:

• 10 cards ≈ $110 (~$11 each) — test batch
• 50 cards ≈ $175 (~$3.50 each)
• 100 cards ≈ $230 (~$2.30 each) — recommended
• 200 cards ≈ $435 (~$2.18 each) — best value

Send the vendor your design (they provide a template). They produce and ship — DDP, so customs & taxes are covered. Tip: start with 25–50 while you land your first few clients, then reorder in bulk once cash is flowing.

Each card needs to point to the business's Google review link. Do it once per business:

• Search the business on Google → tap "Write a review" → copy that link (or use a free "Google review link generator").
• Download a free NFC writer app (e.g. "NFC Tools"). Open it → Write → Add a URL record → paste the review link → hold the card to your phone. Done.
• Put the same link behind a QR code (free generators) as a backup for older phones.

Your cost is ~$2–$11/card. Local businesses happily pay $25–$50 per card — often more for a nicer plate with setup. Simple pricing that closes:

• $30 — one card, set up and ready to tap
• $75 — 3-card pack (front desk, table, checkout)
• $125 — 5-pack for a bigger shop

Even your worst margin (one $30 card on an $11 cost) is a $19 profit. At bulk cost it's ~$28 profit per card.

Any local business that lives on reviews and repeat foot traffic:

• Restaurants, cafés, food trucks
• Barbershops, salons, nail & lash studios
• Gyms, tattoo shops, auto shops, detailers
• Dentists, chiropractors, med-spas

Find them on Google Maps — filter for shops with under ~100 reviews (they need the most help and say yes fastest). Make a list of 20 in your area and work down it.

In person (best close rate) — walk in, ask for the owner/manager, demo the tap on your phone:

DM / email:

• Demo it live — tap your phone, show your own Google page open instantly. Seeing it beats any pitch.
• "Too expensive?" → "One extra review pays for it. It's a one-time $30, not a subscription."
• "Let me think" → "No pressure — I've got one already made, want me to just set it up now and you try it for a week?"
• Upsell → offer the 3-pack so they cover the counter, the table, and the receipt.

• Set it up on the spot, place it where customers pay, and show a staff member how to prompt it.
• Follow up in 2 weeks — when their review count jumps, ask for a referral to another owner they know.
• Offer replacements & new designs — recurring orders from happy shops are the real money.
• Add card types: Instagram/TikTok follow cards, website cards, digital business cards — same customers, more sales.