Google review cards · La Crosse, WI
The moment they're happy is the moment to ask.
A customer who just had a good experience will leave you a review if it takes five seconds. Ask by email that evening and most of them never get to it. A review card sits where they're standing, and one tap opens your Google review page on their phone.
How it works
They tap it
A phone touches the card on your counter. No app, no QR hunt, no typing. A printed code is on it too, for the phone that won't tap.
Your review page opens
Straight to the review form, on their own phone, while they're still standing there and still pleased.
You can move it later
The card points at a short link we control, not a raw URL. Change where it goes any time and every card you already own follows.
Pricing
Printed in full color with your logo, with an NFC chip and a QR code on every card.
| Item | Price | |
|---|---|---|
| Review card | $29 | Full-color card with your logo and an NFC chip that opens your Google review page |
| Card + counter stand | $49 | The same card in a stand that holds it upright at the register |
| Each additional card | $15 | Same design — one per register, table or truck |
| Changing the link | Free | Point it somewhere new whenever you want |
Why not just a QR sticker
A sticker works until the link behind it changes, and then it's a dead square of adhesive somebody has to scrape off and replace. The chip here points at a link we can redirect, so the card outlives the link. It's also an object rather than a printout — the difference between something a customer picks up and something they read past.
Questions
How does a Google review card work?
A customer taps the card with their phone and your Google review page opens, ready for them to leave stars and a comment. There's a printed QR code on it too, for a phone that won't tap. No app, no searching for your business.
Can I change where it sends people?
Yes. The chip holds a short link we can redirect, not your review link itself. If your review page address changes, or you want it pointing somewhere else next month, we repoint it and every card already on your counter follows. Nothing gets reprinted, and link changes are free.
Can you filter out the unhappy ones?
No, and nobody reputable should offer to. Screening customers before deciding who gets asked for a review is against Google's policies, and businesses get penalized for it. Every customer goes to the same place. What changes is how many people bother at all.
Who is it for?
Any business where a customer is standing in front of you, pleased, with a phone in their pocket — barbers and salons, shops, service techs finishing a job, clinics, restaurants.
Next step
Hold one before you commit.
Tell us what you're after and we'll make a sample you can put in your hand — no obligation, no deposit.