NFC Card Google Review: Blank Stock You Brand

NFC Card Google Review: Blank Stock You Brand - NFC BULK

Anyone comparing an NFC card Google review purchase quickly runs into two models: a single pre-printed card sold to one business, or blank stock sold to a reseller who prints it themselves. NFC BULK works with the second model, selling review card NFC stock in bulk to agencies, webshop owners and resellers who want to build their own brand or margin on top.

A blank NFC card Google review purchase from NFC BULK costs between 6.99 euro per card at 5 pieces and 2.00 euro per card at 1000 pieces, a 71 percent price drop across the tiers. Every card ships unprinted, and orders leave the Netherlands within 24 hours, so the reseller decides what goes on the card and who buys it.

What Is an NFC Card Google Review, and Who Buys It in Bulk?

An NFC card Google review is a plastic card with a built-in NFC chip that opens a Google review page on a customer's phone when they tap it, skipping the search and login steps that normally cause people to abandon a review. The card itself carries no branding until someone prints one.

The buyers for this kind of stock are not the shop owner who wants five cards on the counter. They are marketing agencies, print shops, webshop owners and other resellers who buy a batch, add their own logo or a client's logo, and sell the finished card onward. That is the audience NFC BULK sells to, and it is why the product is offered as blank stock in quantities from 5 to 1000, not as a single finished card.

Why Blank Stock Beats a Pre-Branded Card for a Reseller

Blank stock lets a reseller print one batch of cards for ten different clients, while a pre-branded card locks the design to a single business before it even ships. That difference is the whole argument for buying blank.

Here is the cost breakdown for a reseller working with blank stock. At 1000 units, a blank card from NFC BULK costs 2.00 euro per card. Add a printing cost, for example 0.30 euro per card for a one-color logo run through a local print shop (example figure, not a NFC BULK price), and the reseller lands around 2.30 euro per finished card before markup. Because the design sits with the reseller, that same batch of blank stock can carry five, ten or fifty different client logos, printed in small runs as orders come in.

A competitor selling a single pre-printed card works differently. The card is designed and printed for one business at a time, with the logo baked in before the sale. That model suits a shop owner who wants five cards with their own name on them, but it does not scale for a reseller who needs to serve multiple clients from one purchase, or who wants to resell cards without ever touching a printer. Blank stock removes that lock-in, and a reseller who wants the full mechanics of setting margins on top of this can read the how to resell NFC review cards page for the practical steps.

Review Card NFC Pricing Across Quantities

The price per review card NFC drops as the order size goes up, and the full ladder is public rather than hidden behind a sales call. The table below lists the tiers exactly as sold.

Quantity Total price (incl. VAT) Price per card
5 34.95 euro 6.99 euro
10 59.95 euro 6.00 euro
15 82.95 euro 5.53 euro
20 99.95 euro 5.00 euro
50 199.95 euro 4.00 euro
250 699.95 euro 2.80 euro
500 1149.95 euro 2.30 euro
1000 1995.00 euro 2.00 euro

A reseller testing the product can start on the Starterbundels category, while someone already reselling at volume moves straight to the Bulkbundels category. Each tier also has its own page with the exact price and margin math, for example the 1000-card page at 2.00 euro per card.

White Card NFC: What Blank Delivery Actually Means

A white card NFC is a card that ships without any print on it, leaving the surface open for a logo, a QR code, or a plain design added later by the buyer. It is not a finished product, it is raw stock.

For a reseller, this matters in two ways. First, the card can be branded per client rather than per batch, so one purchase of 250 or 500 cards can serve several different businesses without reordering. Second, a reseller who does not want to print at all can resell the white card NFC as-is, letting the end customer or a print partner handle branding further down the chain. Both paths start from the same blank stock, and NFC BULK does not print or brand the cards before shipping them.

Margin Example: What a Reseller Keeps on 250 Cards

A reseller buying 250 cards pays 699.95 euro in total, which works out to 2.80 euro per card. If that reseller then sells finished, printed cards at an example price of 8.00 euro per card (a hypothetical resale price, not a NFC BULK figure), the gross margin per card is roughly 5.20 euro before printing and packaging costs, across a batch of 250 units. That example scales the same way at other tiers: the lower the per-card cost from the staffel, the more room there is to set a resale price without losing margin. The 250-card wholesale page breaks down this tier in more detail.

Shipping From the Netherlands: Why Speed Matters for Resellers

Every order at NFC BULK ships from the Netherlands and leaves the warehouse within 24 hours of the order being placed. For a reseller with a client waiting on stock, that turnaround matters more than it does for a one-off buyer, because a delayed batch can hold up a client's entire launch.

This also affects how a reseller plans stock levels. Because dispatch is fast and predictable, a reseller does not need to hold a large buffer of unsold cards just to cover shipping delays, and can instead order closer to actual demand.

Which Bundle Fits Your Stage

A reseller just testing the market with one or two clients typically starts with the 5-card or 10-card tier, both listed with their own margin breakdown on the 5-card sample page and the 10-card bulk page. Once orders repeat, moving to the 50-card or 250-card tier lowers the per-card cost meaningfully, as shown on the 50-card page. A reseller supplying multiple agencies or a chain of locations is better served by the 500 or 1000-card tiers, where the price per card bottoms out at 2.00 euro. The product pages for the 50-piece and 1000-piece listings show the exact stock and ordering details for each.

Whichever tier fits, the underlying product does not change. It is the same blank NFC card Google review stock in every quantity, only the pack size and the price per card differ.

Frequently asked questions

What does an NFC card Google review actually do?

It holds an NFC chip programmed to open a Google review page the moment a customer taps their phone against the card, removing the need to search for the business or type a name. NFC BULK sells this card blank, in quantities from 5 to 1000, so resellers can add their own branding or a client's logo before selling it on.

What is a review card NFC and how is it different from a printed one?

A review card NFC is any physical card carrying an NFC chip linked to a review page, and the term covers both blank and pre-printed versions. NFC BULK sells the blank version only, at prices from 6.99 euro per card at 5 pieces down to 2.00 euro per card at 1000 pieces, leaving all printing and branding to the buyer.

What is a white card NFC used for?

A white card NFC is unprinted stock that a reseller can brand per client or resell as-is to someone else who prints it. Because it ships blank from the Netherlands within 24 hours, a reseller can hold one batch and apply different logos to different orders instead of committing an entire purchase to a single design.

How much cheaper is buying in bulk compared to a small order?

The price per card drops from 6.99 euro at 5 pieces to 2.00 euro at 1000 pieces, which is a 71 percent reduction across the full staffel. The exact totals and per-card price for every tier are listed on each quantity's dedicated wholesale page, so a reseller can check the numbers before ordering.


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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