Anyone who wants to buy an NFC card for resale runs into the same fork in the road early on: do you order a handful first to see how it works, or do you go straight for a stock quantity and lock in a lower price per card. Both are valid, but they answer different questions, and mixing them up costs money either way.
Buying an NFC card usually starts with a choice: order 5 pieces at 34.95 euro (6.99 euro per card) to test the format, or commit to a tier such as 250 pieces at 699.95 euro (2.80 euro per card). NFC BULK ships every order from the Netherlands within 24 hours, and the price per card drops as volume increases.
What buying an NFC card as a reseller actually involves
A blank NFC card is a plastic card with an embedded NFC chip that opens a link, such as a Google review page, when tapped with a smartphone, without any printed branding or design added by the supplier. When you buy an NFC card from NFC BULK, you are not buying a finished consumer product with a logo on it. You are buying stock: a blank card that you print yourself, hand out blank, or bundle into your own service.
That distinction matters for how you order. A single ordinary retailer buys one card with a design already on it. A reseller, marketing agency, or webshop owner buys a batch of blank cards and decides afterwards what happens to each one. That is the model NFC BULK is built around, and it is why the ordering decision is really a volume decision, not a product decision.
Test order versus stock order: the real cost difference
A test order and a stock order are the same physical card, just at different quantities, and the cost per card changes sharply between them. The table below sets a 5-piece test order against a 250-piece stock order using the exact tier prices NFC BULK charges.
| 5 piece test order | 250 piece stock order | |
|---|---|---|
| Price per card | 6.99 euro | 2.80 euro |
| Total order value | 34.95 euro | 699.95 euro |
| Cost difference per card | baseline | 4.19 euro lower |
The jump from 6.99 euro per card to 2.80 euro per card is a direct result of the staffel NFC BULK publishes: the price per card falls from 6.99 euro at 5 pieces to 2.00 euro at 1000 pieces, a drop of 71 percent across the full range. A 250-piece order does not reach the lowest tier, but it already cuts the per-card cost by more than half compared to a test batch.
If you only need to confirm that the chip works with your phone and that the link opens correctly, the 5-piece test order at 34.95 euro does that job. You can order it directly through the Google Review Kaarten - 5 stuks product page, or read the full breakdown on the 5 Blank NFC Google Review Cards sample pack page.
When a 5 piece test order makes sense
A test order makes sense when you have not yet decided how you will sell the card, or you need a physical sample before pitching a client. It costs 34.95 euro for 5 cards, which is enough to test the chip, try a print method, and show one or two prospects a working card without committing to stock.
It does not make sense as a way to run an ongoing resale business. At 6.99 euro per card, a test order is the most expensive way to acquire the product, and it is meant to stay that way, since its purpose is validation, not margin. Related tier options for small first orders are gathered under Starterbundels, where the 5, 10, 15 and 20-piece packs sit next to each other so you can compare without switching pages.
When to commit to a full tier
Committing to a tier makes sense once you have a confirmed buyer, a repeatable print process, or a client list you plan to serve over months rather than weeks. At that point the cost per card, not the flexibility of a small batch, is what determines whether the resale business is worth running.
A 250-piece order at 699.95 euro (2.80 euro per card) is a common step up once a test batch has proven itself, and it is documented in more detail on the 250 Blank NFC Google Review Cards bulk page. Larger commitments sit in the Bulkbundels category, where the 250, 500 and 1000-piece packs are listed together for buyers who already know their volume.
nfc card kopen: what changes when you buy in bulk instead of one
Someone searching "nfc card kopen" is usually looking for a single card to use themselves, but a reseller asking the same question needs a different answer. Buying one card and buying a batch are not the same purchase: a single card serves one location, while a batch of 50, 250 or 1000 blank cards serves a client base you build over time.
For a reseller, the batch is the product, not the individual card. Every card in a 250-piece order costs 2.80 euro, which only becomes meaningful once you sell or license each one on to a business, agency client, or webshop customer. That is why NFC BULK sells in bundles rather than single units, and why the pricing structure rewards buying ahead of demand instead of reordering one card at a time.
Blank nfc card buy online: what blank means for your margin
Ordering a blank NFC card buy online means you receive an unprinted card that you brand or resell as-is, which keeps your cost fixed regardless of the design work you add later. Because the card carries no logo or print from the supplier, the price you pay covers only the chip and the plastic, not any customisation.
That separation is what makes the margin work. Your printing, packaging or client fee sits entirely on top of the tier price, and you control that layer yourself instead of paying a supplier for branding you did not ask for. A closer look at how print and card cost interact is covered in NFC Business Cards Wholesale: Cost Per Card Per Tier, if you want to plan the print side before placing a stock order.
A margin example moving from test to stock
Say you test with 5 cards at 34.95 euro to confirm the format works, then move to a 250-card order at 699.95 euro once you have a client base. Your cost per card drops from 6.99 euro to 2.80 euro. If you resell each finished card for an example price of 15.00 euro, your margin per card grows from roughly 8.01 euro at test-batch cost to roughly 12.20 euro at the 250-piece cost. That example price is illustrative only, not a promise of what you can charge, but it shows why the tier you choose changes the math far more than the sale price does. A wider view of tier pricing sits in Buy Bulk NFC Cards: Tier Prices From 6.99 to 2.00.
Shipping and the next step
All orders, whether it is a 5-piece test or a 1000-piece tier, are shipped from the Netherlands and leave the warehouse within 24 hours, so the decision between testing and committing does not need to cost you lead time either way. If you are still deciding which batch fits your plan, the Buy Blank NFC Cards Online: Order From 5 Pieces article walks through the smaller end of the staffel in more detail, while the Google Review Kaarten - 250 stuks and Google Review Kaarten - 1000 stuks product pages are where you order once you know your volume.
Frequently asked questions
Should I buy an nfc card as a single test piece or order a full tier straight away?
Buy a single test piece, in practice a 5-card order at 34.95 euro, if you have not yet confirmed your print process or your first buyer. Move to a full tier such as 250 cards at 699.95 euro once you have a repeatable use case, since the price per card drops from 6.99 euro to 2.80 euro at that volume.
What does nfc card kopen mean for a reseller compared to a single buyer?
A single buyer searching nfc card kopen wants one card for one location. A reseller needs a batch, since the product only becomes profitable once multiple cards are sold or licensed to separate clients. NFC BULK sells in bundles from 5 to 1000 pieces rather than single units for this reason.
Can I buy a blank nfc card online without any branding on it?
Yes. Every card NFC BULK sells is delivered blank, whether you order 5 or 1000 pieces, so you print or brand it yourself, or resell it as-is. None of the tiers include supplier branding, which keeps the cost per card fixed regardless of how you finish it.
How much cheaper is a 250 piece order compared to a 5 piece test order?
A 5-piece test order costs 6.99 euro per card, totalling 34.95 euro. A 250-piece order costs 2.80 euro per card, totalling 699.95 euro. That is a saving of 4.19 euro per card once you move from a test batch to a stock order at that tier.
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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