Programmed NFC tags
Tap tags arrive assigned and ready to place. Orders are programmed and supported from Binghamton, New York.
Tap HQ is the team behind Tap. We pair programmed NFC hardware with a venue-branded guest page and a practical operator dashboard, so one tag can keep working as a venue's links, menu, events, and priorities change.

Tap tags arrive assigned and ready to place. Orders are programmed and supported from Binghamton, New York.
A tap opens the venue's page for menus, reviews, reservations, events, social links, and opted-in guest capture.
Operators edit destinations, publish page changes, manage tags, and review tap and link activity without reprogramming hardware.
Tap focuses on U.S. bars and full-service restaurants, including single venues and small multi-location groups.
A blank NFC chip can store a URL, but a venue changes constantly. Menus rotate, reservation providers change, events come and go, and operators learn which placements guests actually use.
Tap programs the physical tag and connects it to an editable venue page and dashboard. That lets the hardware stay in place while the operator changes destinations, labels placements, and reviews activity without rewriting every tag.
Orders are programmed and supported from Binghamton, New York. That describes Tap HQ's operations—not a claim that every hardware component is manufactured there.
The operator decides which guest links are live and can publish changes without waiting for a reprint.
A stable programmed Tap URL keeps the physical tag useful when menus, reservations, or campaign priorities change.
Starter, Growth, and Groups pricing is published with tag caps, billing details, and the hardware-fee treatment.
Placement labels, page editing, activity reporting, and contact export are designed for operators running a live floor.
Send the team a note, or book a short sales consultation if you want to walk through a venue setup.
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