A small piece on your counter turns a happy customer's phone into a Google review in about three seconds. No app. No QR code. Nothing to type.
Book a 20-minute demo See the piecesHow it works
Most happy customers never leave a review. Not because they didn't want to, but because it means finding the app, searching your name, and typing. By the time they are in the car, the moment is gone.
While you run their card, they hold their phone near the piece. Most phones read it right through the case.
Straight to your review page. Nothing to install, nothing to search for, nothing to spell.
Stars and a sentence, while the meal is still fresh and they are still at your table.
The pieces
Each piece carries two NFC tags, and you choose what each one opens: Google, TripAdvisor, Yelp, your own site, your socials, or any link you want. Change your mind later and I update it from my end. You never replace a piece.
8″ × 2″
Stands on a bar, a front desk, a nightstand. Anywhere your customer already has their phone in hand.
5″ × 7″
The larger upright piece, sized to be seen across a reception counter on the way out.
$55 each
2″ × 8″
Laminated, rides inside the folder with the bill. It reaches the customer at the exact moment they are deciding how they felt about the meal.
Ask sized to your presenter
Who it is for
In a town where most of your customers visit a single time, their review is the only trace they leave, and it is the first thing the next visitor reads.
On the bar, and inside the check presenter.
On the nightstand and at the front desk.
At the counter where the gear comes back.
Next to the register.
Honest by design
Some review products quietly route unhappy customers to a private form so that only the good ones reach Google. That breaks Google's rules and puts your listing at risk, and I do not build it.
The Yelp piece opens your Yelp listing, never a review form. Yelp does not allow businesses to ask for reviews, and asking can get your page flagged. The piece simply opens your page for whoever wants to use it.
Get in touch
I am in South Lake Tahoe. I bring the pieces, you tap one with your own phone and watch your own review page open. That is the whole pitch: you decide having seen it work, not having read about it.