Single card
For one counter, one till, one spot.
39€
- 1× card
- NFC chip programmed to your Google profile
- Printed QR code — works without NFC too
- Your name or logo on the card
- Shipping within Germany included
Folio №03—Product
01 Review cards
Google reviews,
without having to ask.
A card on the counter, on the table or at the till. The guest holds their phone to it — the review form of your Google profile opens right away. No app, no printout, no searching. We set the card up for your profile and send it ready to use.
02 How it works
Four steps,
then it’s on your counter.
- 01
Request
You tell us which package you want and send the link to your Google Business Profile. If you can’t find it, we will.
- 02
Setup
We program the NFC chip to point at your review page, print the QR code as a fallback and test both on Android and iPhone.
- 03
Shipping
The card arrives by post — in and around Freiburg we drop it off in person. Shipping within Germany is included in the price.
- 04
Put it down, done
From then on it runs without you: no account, no subscription, no running costs. The card works as long as your Google profile exists.
03 Packages
Three packages,
all ready to use.
Set of three
For several tables, rooms or staff.
99€
- 3× cards
- Everything from the single card, three times over
- All cards on the same profile — or on different branches
- A one-page guide for your team
- Reorders later at the same unit price
Counter set
For restaurants, practices and shops with walk-in customers.
149€
- 3× cards
- counter stand
- Everything from the set of three
- Cards and stand designed to match your branding
- Setup of your Google profile if it isn’t complete yet
- In and around Freiburg we set it up and test it on site
All prices are final prices including setup and shipping within Germany. Small-business scheme under § 19 of the German VAT Act — no VAT is shown. Delivery usually 5–7 working days after the design is approved.
04 Why
Reviews are
the local currency.
Visibility on the map
Whoever ranks higher in Google Maps gets the call. The number and recency of reviews are among the factors at play — and the only ones you can influence yourself.
Trust before the first contact
Most customers read reviews before they call. Twelve recent opinions land differently than three from 2019 — no matter how good your work is.
The moment is what counts
Happy customers rarely leave a review once they’re home — they do it where they are happy. That is exactly why the card sits on the counter.
05 Questions
What customers
ask first.
Does it work on every phone?
NFC works on practically every iPhone from the XR onwards and on nearly all recent Android phones. For older devices the QR code is printed on the card — it works with any camera app.
Do I need a subscription or an account with you?
No. You pay once for the card. The chip points straight at your Google review page, not at a service of ours — so there is nothing we could switch off.
Is this allowed?
Asking customers for a review is allowed and explicitly supported by Google. What isn’t allowed is offering something in return — discounts, freebies — or deliberately screening out unhappy customers. The card asks neutrally; what the guest writes is up to them.
What if we move or the profile changes?
The NFC chip can be rewritten. Send the cards back and we’ll point them at the new destination — free of charge within the first year. Only the printed QR code stays as it is.
We don’t have a Google profile yet.
Then that’s where we start. The Business Profile is free; we create it, fill in categories, hours and services and walk you through verification. It’s included in the counter set, otherwise billed by time.
Put the card down,
collect the reviews.
Tell us which package fits and what your business is called — we’ll sort out the rest in two messages.