Quick answer: An NFC tap-to-review sign is a small wood or acrylic sign with a chip inside. When a guest holds their phone near it, your Google review page (or any link you choose) opens. There's no app to download. Our Custom NFC Tap Signs come in 5x7 or 8x10 inches, hold up to 3 links, can include engraved QR codes, and start at $45.
Many happy guests never get around to leaving a review. A tap sign at the front desk, checkout or table puts your review page one tap away.
How it works
- You send your link. For reviews, that's your Google review link. It can also be your menu, booking page, social media or a payment link.
- We program the chip with your link and engrave your sign.
- A guest taps. They hold the top of their phone near the sign, and a prompt opens your page.
Most recent iPhones and Android phones can read NFC. Some Android phones need NFC turned on in settings, so we can engrave a QR code as a backup.
Sizes, materials and options
- Sizes: 5x7 inches (countertop) or 8x10 inches (larger display).
- Materials: 1/4" birch wood, or 1/8" black acrylic with white text.
- Links: 1 NFC chip included, upgradeable to 3, plus up to 3 engraved QR codes.
- Your branding: custom title text in your choice of font, and optional logo engraving. Message us with your logo file before ordering.
Prices start at $45 for a 5x7 wood sign with 1 link. See every option on the Custom NFC Tap Sign page.
Where to put tap signs
- Hotels: the front desk, concierge, and the restaurant or bar.
- Salons and spas: the checkout counter and each station.
- Restaurants and coffee shops: the register and tables.
- Offices: the reception desk.
Frequently asked questions
Do guests need an app?
No. Supported phones read the chip and open your link in the browser.
Can one sign have more than one link?
Yes. A sign can have up to 3 NFC chips and up to 3 QR codes, for example reviews, your menu and Instagram.
Do you send a proof?
Yes. We send a digital proof before production. Production is 5–7 business days after you approve it, plus shipping time.
Do you make tap-to-give signs for churches?
Yes. See our tap-to-give guide.
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