Programmed before they ship
Each tag is assigned to your venue URL and QA-checked in Binghamton, so you're not writing a blank $20 card yourself.
Why Tap NFC
Why Tap NFC beats a blank review card
Branded page, not a raw Google dump
The tap opens your venue page with menu, Wi-Fi, socials, and a one-tap review invite — not a bare Maps redirect that ends the visit.
Change the link without reprinting
Point every tag at tonight's special or your review invite from the dashboard. The physical tag stays; the link follows.
App Clip on iPhone. No guest app.
On iPhone, guests can see a branded App Clip card with your name before the page opens. No app to download, no QR code.
How it works
How a Tap review tag works
01
We program the tag
Your order leaves with the NFC destination already set and checked, ready for the room when it arrives.
02
A guest holds a phone near it
Built-in NFC opens the venue-branded page. No Tap account for the guest, no camera hunt for a QR code.
03
You control what comes next
Reviews, menus, reservations, and other links update from the dashboard while the tag stays on the table.
Placement examples
Place review tags where guests already pause.
Pick visible, reachable spots and test every final placement with an iPhone and an NFC-enabled Android phone.
Restaurant tables
Keep the venue page available during the visit instead of presenting a card only at the door.
Bar and lounge tables
Use the appropriate on-metal tag for a metal bar top and keep tags clear of mats and glassware.
Host stand or checkout
Give waiting and paying guests a clearly labelled tap point without blocking the service surface.
Patio and pickup
The same editable venue page works at outdoor tables and the pickup counter.
Tag colors
Three finishes for the room.
Every Tap tag ships programmed the same way. Choose the color that fits the table — including new House Linen and After Hours.
The Original
Phone compatibility
Works on the phones guests already carry.
Recent iPhones read a tag while the screen is awake: hold the top edge near it. Android phones with NFC read from the back while unlocked; NFC may need switching on in Settings.
Guests don't need a Tap account or a Tap app. The tag opens your page from the phone's built-in NFC reader, and a quick test tap at the bar settles it for your room. Antenna spots vary a little by model.
What's included
- NFC tags programmed to your venue before they ship
- Three tag colors: The Original, House Linen, and After Hours
- Branded guest page (menu, reviews, list signup, and more)
- One-tap Google review path — no guest app download
- Operator dashboard to edit links and track taps
- Our guarantee: double your Google review pace within 60 days, or your Tap subscription is credited until you do.
One plan, everything included
$99/mo · Tap
Tap includes 20 Tap Tags. 20 Tap Tags included. Extra tags from $8 each, less at volume. Custom tags are available exclusively with annual plans. Monthly plans add a one-time $149 hardware fee; annual plans waive it. Standard shipping is free.
Ships pre-programmed · Fast shipping
Operator guides
Understand the hardware before you buy
FAQ
NFC review tag questions
Are Tap tags programmed before shipping?
Yes. Tap programs and QA-checks the NFC destination before the order ships. You can finish your venue page online while the tags are in transit.
How is Tap different from a basic review card?
A basic card usually stores one direct Google link and stops there. Tap opens an editable venue-branded page backed by a dashboard—so reviews sit beside menus, events, reservations, and socials, and you can change the experience without replacing the tag.
What happens on iPhone when a guest taps?
Recent iPhones can show a branded App Clip card with your venue name and photo before the page opens. Guests do not download a Tap app or scan a QR code.
Do NFC review tags need batteries?
No. Passive NFC tags draw the small amount of energy they need from the phone during a tap, so they do not charge or pair over Bluetooth.
Can the destination change without replacing the tag?
Yes. The physical tag keeps opening the venue's Tap URL while you change links and content on the page from the dashboard—no reprint, re-laminate, or re-sticker run.
What hardware and software are included?
Tap includes 20 Tap Tags, the venue page, and the dashboard. 20 Tap Tags included. Extra tags from $8 each, less at volume. Custom tags are available exclusively with annual plans. Monthly plans add a one-time $149 hardware fee, annual plans waive it, and standard shipping is free.
What tag colors are available?
Tap tags ship in three finishes: The Original, House Linen, and After Hours. The programmed NFC experience is the same in every color.
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