Most suppliers in this market sell one printed card to one business owner. That is a fine product, but it is not a business you can build on. If you want to resell, run a marketing agency, or roll out review cards across your own client base, you need the unprinted version at wholesale prices. That is exactly what blank NFC cards wholesale means: one identical card, ordered in the quantity that fits your plan, without a logo and without a design queue.
Blank NFC cards wholesale at NFC BULK starts at 34.95 euro for 5 cards (6.99 euro each) and drops to 1995.00 euro for 1000 cards (2.00 euro each), a 71% lower price per card. All prices include VAT. The cards arrive blank, so you print them yourself or resell them as they are. Orders ship from the Netherlands and leave within 24 hours.
What are blank NFC cards wholesale?
A blank NFC card is a plastic card with an NFC chip inside and no printing on the surface, so the buyer decides what goes on it and which link the chip points to. Wholesale simply means you buy that same card in a packed quantity instead of as a single unit, at a lower price per card as the quantity goes up.
The important thing to understand about the NFC BULK range: the eight quantities on the shop are not eight different products. It is one card, packed in eight different amounts. A card from a 5-piece pack and a card from a 1000-piece pack are physically the same. The only variable is what you pay per card.
The full wholesale price tier for blank NFC cards
Below is the complete tier, verified in the NFC BULK shop on 28 August 2026. Prices include VAT.
| Quantity | Order total | 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 |
The smaller quantities sit in the starter bundles category, the larger ones in bulk bundles. The jump that matters most is between 50 and 250 pieces: the price per card falls from 4.00 euro to 2.80 euro, which is where a hobby order turns into a stock position.
Where the tier breaks in your favour
The steepest relative drop is in the first steps, from 6.99 euro to 5.00 euro between 5 and 20 pieces. But the absolute money is made further up. Going from 250 to 1000 pieces saves 0.80 euro per card, which on 1000 cards is 800 euro of purchase cost you never spend. If your resale price stays the same, that 800 euro lands in your margin.
What does it cost you and what is left over?
Here is a concrete example, not a promise. Say you buy 1000 blank cards for 1995.00 euro, which is 2.00 euro per card. You resell them printed to local businesses at an example price of 12.50 euro per card. Revenue on the full batch would be 12,500 euro in that example, against 1995.00 euro of purchase cost, minus your printing and your own time.
Compare that with buying 5 cards at 34.95 euro. At 6.99 euro per card and the same example resale price of 12.50 euro, your gross margin per card is 5.51 euro instead of 10.50 euro. Same product, same customer, almost half the margin. That is the entire argument for buying deeper.
If you want the margin question worked out in more detail per print run, the article on print costs and margin per quantity goes further than this page does.
Why blank beats pre-printed for resellers
Blank cards keep the decision open. A pre-printed card is locked to one logo and one review link, so it is worth something to exactly one business. A blank card is worth something to every business in your pipeline, because you assign the logo and the link at the moment you have a buyer.
That has three practical effects:
- No dead stock. A leftover blank card from a batch of 250 is still sellable next month. A leftover card with someone else's bakery logo is not.
- No supplier lead time per customer. You are not waiting for a print proof before you can close a deal. Your stock is already in the drawer.
- Your brand, not the supplier's. The card carries your name, your packaging and your instructions, which is what makes it a product line instead of a one-off order.
If you are still weighing the two routes, the piece on selling with logo or blank sets them side by side.
How to pick a quantity without overbuying
Match the quantity to the number of buyers you can actually reach in the next three months, not to the best unit price on the list. Buying 1000 cards at 2.00 euro is only cheap if you sell them.
A sensible sequence:
- Test the product first. Order the smallest starter quantity, tap it with your own phone, check the link behaviour and the feel of the card in hand.
- Sell your first handful before you scale. Three paying customers tell you more about your pricing than any spreadsheet.
- Step up to 50 pieces at 4.00 euro per card once you have a repeatable pitch, so you always have stock for a walk-in deal.
- Move into 250 or 1000 pieces when your sales rhythm is predictable and you want the 2.80 euro or 2.00 euro unit price.
The route from a test batch to a full pallet is mapped out step by step in NFC cards bestellen: van proefpartij naar 1000 stuks.
Cash flow: the number most resellers ignore
The cheapest card is not the cheapest order. At 1000 pieces you commit 1995.00 euro up front; at 50 pieces you commit 199.95 euro. Both give you cards, but only one ties up two thousand euro until your customers pay.
A middle path many resellers take: buy 250 cards for 699.95 euro, sell that batch, then reinvest the revenue into the 1000-piece tier. You reach the 2.00 euro unit price with money the business earned instead of money you fronted. The unit price is worse for one cycle, the risk is a fraction.
What to check before you commit to a large batch
Before you spend four figures, verify three things on a small batch: that the chip reads on both an iPhone and an Android device, that the link opens where you expect, and that the card survives being carried in a wallet. Test procedure is covered in how to test NFC before reselling a batch.
Delivery and stock planning
All NFC BULK orders ship from the Netherlands and leave the warehouse within 24 hours. For a reseller that matters more than the headline price, because it means you can operate on thin stock and reorder when a deal lands, instead of parking capital in a container that is still on the water.
It also changes how you quote. If your own delivery promise to a client is a week, a supplier that dispatches within 24 hours leaves you room for printing and personalisation without renegotiating the date. The cost comparison with importing directly is broken down in NFC review kaarten uit China of uit Nederland.
Who buys blank in bulk
Four profiles account for most bulk orders:
- Resellers building a side income by selling printed review cards to local businesses, one street at a time.
- Marketing agencies adding a physical product to an existing retainer, usually 10 to 20 cards per client.
- Webshop owners who already sell to a business audience and want a product with a real margin instead of a two-euro accessory.
- Multi-location operators who need the same card in twelve branches and do not want twelve separate print orders.
What they have in common is that none of them needs a designed card. They need supply, at a price that leaves room for their own work. That is what the tier from 6.99 euro at 5 pieces down to 2.00 euro at 1000 pieces is for.
Ordering, in short
Pick a quantity, pay, and the order leaves the Netherlands within 24 hours. No minimum print run, no design approval, no logo file to supply. Start in starter bundles if you are testing, move to bulk bundles once you know what you can sell. The card is the same either way; only your purchase price changes.
Frequently asked questions
What is the minimum order for blank NFC cards wholesale?
The smallest pack at NFC BULK is 5 cards for 34.95 euro, which works out at 6.99 euro per card. There is no larger minimum and no minimum print run, so you can test the product before committing. Once you know your resale price, you can step up to 50 cards for 199.95 euro or straight into the bulk tiers.
How much cheaper is 1000 cards than 5 cards?
At 5 pieces you pay 6.99 euro per card, at 1000 pieces you pay 2.00 euro per card. That is a 71% lower unit price. In order totals: 34.95 euro for 5 cards versus 1995.00 euro for 1000 cards. The saving only pays off if you actually sell the volume, so match the quantity to your pipeline rather than to the lowest price.
Do the cards come with a logo or a preset link?
No. All cards are delivered blank, with no printing on the surface. You print them yourself, have them printed, or resell them blank to another business. Because nothing is fixed in advance, one batch can serve any number of different customers, which is the main practical difference from buying single pre-printed cards.
How fast do wholesale orders ship?
All NFC BULK orders are shipped from the Netherlands and leave within 24 hours of the order being placed. For resellers that means you can hold thin stock and reorder when a deal closes, instead of tying up capital in a long import cycle. It also leaves room in your own delivery promise for printing and personalisation.
Are the different quantities different products?
No. All eight quantities are the same blank NFC card, packed in different amounts. A card from the 5-piece pack is physically identical to a card from the 1000-piece pack. The only thing that changes with quantity is the price per card, which runs from 6.99 euro at 5 pieces to 2.00 euro at 1000 pieces.
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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