Most resellers do not start at 1000 cards. They start with a small pack, sell it, reorder, sell it again, and only later notice how much the repeat ordering has cost them. This article is about the other route: one large google review cards bulk buy, and what 1000 cards actually cost you in euros, in cash tied up, and in margin per card.
A google review cards bulk buy of 1000 blank NFC cards costs 1995.00 EUR at NFC BULK, which comes down to 2.00 EUR per card. That is 71% below the 6.99 EUR per card you pay in the 5-piece pack. The cards are delivered blank, ship from the Netherlands and leave the warehouse within 24 hours.
What a google review cards bulk buy costs at 1000 pieces
A google review cards bulk buy is a single purchase of blank NFC Google review cards in a large quantity, bought at a volume tier price instead of a retail unit price. At NFC BULK the largest tier is 1000 pieces for 1995.00 EUR, which is 2.00 EUR per card.
The number to keep in your head is the gap with the smallest pack. The 5-piece pack costs 34.95 EUR, so 6.99 EUR per card. At 1000 pieces you pay 2.00 EUR per card. The same physical card, the same blank finish, 71% less per unit. Nothing about the product changes between the tiers; only the number of cards in the box changes.
| Quantity | Total price | Price per card |
|---|---|---|
| 5 | 34.95 EUR | 6.99 EUR |
| 10 | 59.95 EUR | 6.00 EUR |
| 15 | 82.95 EUR | 5.53 EUR |
| 20 | 99.95 EUR | 5.00 EUR |
| 50 | 199.95 EUR | 4.00 EUR |
| 250 | 699.95 EUR | 2.80 EUR |
| 500 | 1149.95 EUR | 2.30 EUR |
| 1000 | 1995.00 EUR | 2.00 EUR |
All prices include VAT. You can compare the full range on the bulk bundles category page, or go straight to the 1000-piece bundle if the quantity is already decided.
What buying small repeatedly costs you instead
Buying 1000 cards in twenty separate 50-piece orders costs 3999.00 EUR. Buying them once as a single 1000-piece order costs 1995.00 EUR. The difference is 2004.00 EUR for exactly the same 1000 cards.
The comparison gets harsher the smaller your habitual order is. Two hundred separate 5-piece packs add up to 6990.00 EUR. That is 4995.00 EUR more than the single 1000-piece order. Even the gap between two 500-piece orders (2299.90 EUR) and one 1000-piece order (1995.00 EUR) is 304.90 EUR, which is more than the entire 250-piece tier costs per card.
| Route to 1000 cards | Total cost | Extra versus one order of 1000 |
|---|---|---|
| 200 x 5 pieces | 6990.00 EUR | 4995.00 EUR |
| 20 x 50 pieces | 3999.00 EUR | 2004.00 EUR |
| 4 x 250 pieces | 2799.80 EUR | 804.80 EUR |
| 2 x 500 pieces | 2299.90 EUR | 304.90 EUR |
| 1 x 1000 pieces | 1995.00 EUR | 0.00 EUR |
That overspend is not the only cost. Every reorder is an admin action: checking stock, placing the order, booking the invoice, unpacking, and in the meantime telling a customer to wait. None of that is billable.
What 1995 EUR ties up and how fast it comes back
The real objection to a large google review cards bulk buy is rarely the unit price. It is the 1995.00 EUR sitting in a box in your storage room instead of on your bank account.
Here is the honest way to look at it. Suppose you resell a printed card at 9.95 EUR (example price, not a promise). At a purchase price of 2.00 EUR per card you would need to sell roughly 201 cards to recover the full 1995.00 EUR. Sell the remaining cards and the revenue on those is 7,910.05 EUR gross before printing, packaging and shipping. In other words, one fifth of the batch pays for the whole batch.
How long does a batch of 1000 last?
That depends entirely on your channel, so plan it before you order, not after. Two rough patterns resellers use:
- Per-customer packs. If you sell sets of 5 cards to local businesses, 1000 cards is 200 customers. That is a multi-year stock for most one-person operations.
- Per-location rollouts. If you sell to chains, franchises or agencies that equip 20 or 50 locations at once, 1000 cards can be two or three deals.
If your realistic answer is closer to the first pattern and you are still building your customer list, the 250-piece or 500-piece tier is the more sensible entry. The article Google review kaart kopen: los stuk of hele partij goes deeper into that trade-off.
The hidden work that comes with 1000 blank cards
A bulk buy of 1000 blank cards moves three jobs from your supplier to you: printing, programming and stock keeping. Budget time for all three before you order, because they determine whether the 2.00 EUR unit price actually turns into margin.
Printing. The cards arrive blank. You either print them yourself, outsource per batch, or resell them blank and let the end customer handle branding. Each route has a different cost base and a different lead time toward your customer.
Programming. Each card needs the right Google review link written to it. Doing that for 1000 cards in one sitting is unrealistic; most resellers program per customer order, which keeps the batch flexible. If you have never done it, read Hoe werkt een NFC review kaart? first.
Storage and testing. Keep the cards flat, dry and away from heat. Test a random sample from the shipment on both an Android and an iPhone the day it arrives, not three months later when you are already committed to a customer.
Why one big order works better with a Dutch supplier
Delivery speed changes how much stock you need on the shelf. At NFC BULK all orders ship from the Netherlands and leave within 24 hours, so a top-up order is a matter of days rather than weeks.
That matters for the bulk decision in a way people underestimate. If your supplier needs six weeks, you have to buy a large safety stock whether the unit price justifies it or not. If restocking is fast, you can buy 1000 cards purely because the price is right, not because you are afraid of running dry. It also means a mid-size order is a genuine option: the starter bundles exist for testing, and stepping up later does not cost you weeks.
Should you go to 1000 now, or stage it?
Go to 1000 if you already have paying customers, know your printing route and can miss 1995.00 EUR from your working capital for a few months. Stage it if any of those three is still open.
A practical middle path: order the 50-piece bundle at 199.95 EUR to test your printing and programming workflow on a real batch, then jump to 250 pieces at 2.80 EUR per card once you have your first repeat customer. The step from 250 to 1000 saves 0.80 EUR per card, and that saving is still there next quarter.
What you should not do is stay at 50 pieces for a year out of habit. At 4.00 EUR per card versus 2.00 EUR at 1000 pieces, that habit doubles your cost base on every single card you sell. If you want to see how the margin per tier stacks up in detail, the companion article Google Review NFC Card Bulk Order: Pricing and Margins breaks it down tier by tier.
Frequently asked questions
What does a bulk buy of 1000 Google review cards cost?
A bulk buy of 1000 blank NFC Google review cards costs 1995.00 EUR at NFC BULK, which is 2.00 EUR per card including VAT. That is the lowest tier price available and sits 71% below the 6.99 EUR per card you pay when you buy the 5-piece pack. The cards are delivered blank, without printing.
Is it cheaper to order 1000 cards at once or 500 twice?
Ordering 1000 pieces at once costs 1995.00 EUR. Two separate orders of 500 pieces cost 1149.95 EUR each, so 2299.90 EUR in total. The single large order saves you 304.90 EUR on the same 1000 cards, plus the admin time of a second order. If your cash position allows it, the single order wins.
How many cards do I need to sell to earn back a 1000-piece order?
At a purchase price of 2.00 EUR per card and an example resale price of 9.95 EUR per printed card, you recover the 1995.00 EUR order after roughly 201 cards. The remaining cards represent 7,910.05 EUR in gross revenue before printing, packaging and shipping. Resale prices are examples here, not a guaranteed outcome.
Do the 1000 cards come printed with a logo?
No. All cards from NFC BULK are delivered blank, in every quantity. You print them yourself, outsource the printing, or resell them blank so the end customer arranges their own branding. This keeps the unit price at 2.00 EUR at the 1000-piece tier and lets you serve multiple customers from one single batch.
How fast is a large bulk order shipped?
All orders from NFC BULK ship from the Netherlands and leave the warehouse within 24 hours, including the larger tiers. That short lead time also affects how much stock you need to hold: because restocking is quick, you can size a bulk buy on price rather than on fear of running out mid-project.
Buying NFC cards in bulk
NFC BULK supplies blank Google review cards in bulk to resellers across Europe. Shipped from the Netherlands within 24 hours, with tier discounts up to 71 percent on larger quantities.
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