Most resellers who search for nfc cards wholesale want one number: what does a card cost me, and what is left after I sell it. This article gives you the complete tier list from NFC BULK, the margin per card at two example resale prices, and the lead time you can promise your own customers. No sample packs, no quote forms, no minimum order negotiation.
NFC cards wholesale at NFC BULK starts at 34.95 euro for 5 cards (6.99 euro per card) and drops to 1995.00 euro for 1000 cards (2.00 euro per card), a discount of 71%. All cards are shipped blank from the Netherlands and leave the warehouse within 24 hours. At an example resale price of 50 euro per card, a 1000-card batch leaves 48.00 euro per card.
What NFC cards wholesale means in practice
NFC cards wholesale is the purchase of blank NFC review cards in packed quantities at a per-card price that falls as the quantity rises, bought for resale or for rollout across your own client base rather than for personal use. The card itself is identical in every quantity. What changes is the number in the box and the price you pay per unit.
That distinction matters, because it removes the usual wholesale friction. You are not choosing between eight products with different chips, materials or finishes. You are choosing a batch size. A batch of 5 and a batch of 1000 contain the same blank card, so a test order tells you exactly what a full pallet-sized order will feel like in the hand. You can start with a small starter bundle and move up to a bulk bundle without re-testing anything.
The full NFC BULK price tier list
Below is the complete tier list, verified on 2026-08-28. All prices include VAT. The margin columns are worked examples, not a promise about what your market pays.
| Quantity | Batch price | Price per card | Margin per card at 30 euro (example) | Margin per card at 50 euro (example) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5 | 34.95 euro | 6.99 euro | 23.01 euro | 43.01 euro |
| 10 | 59.95 euro | 6.00 euro | 24.00 euro | 44.00 euro |
| 15 | 82.95 euro | 5.53 euro | 24.47 euro | 44.47 euro |
| 20 | 99.95 euro | 5.00 euro | 25.00 euro | 45.00 euro |
| 50 | 199.95 euro | 4.00 euro | 26.00 euro | 46.00 euro |
| 250 | 699.95 euro | 2.80 euro | 27.20 euro | 47.20 euro |
| 500 | 1149.95 euro | 2.30 euro | 27.70 euro | 47.70 euro |
| 1000 | 1995.00 euro | 2.00 euro | 28.00 euro | 48.00 euro |
The curve is steepest between 20 and 250 cards. Going from 20 cards (5.00 euro per card) to 50 cards (4.00 euro per card) costs you 100.00 euro extra in stock and saves 1.00 euro on every card. Going from 50 to 250 saves another 1.20 euro per card. After 250, the savings per step get smaller: 250 to 500 saves 0.50 euro per card, and 500 to 1000 saves another 0.30 euro per card.
What you keep per card at a 30 or 50 euro resale price
At an example resale price of 30 euro per card, a 250-card batch bought for 699.95 euro returns 7500 euro if you sell it out, leaving 6800.05 euro before your own costs. The same batch at an example 50 euro price returns 12500 euro, leaving 11800.05 euro.
Those totals only matter if you sell through. The more useful figure for planning is the break-even point. At an example price of 30 euro per card, you need to sell 24 cards from a 250-card batch to cover the 699.95 euro you paid. Everything after card 24 is gross profit on stock you already own. For a 1000-card batch at 1995.00 euro, the same example price puts break-even at 67 cards, which is roughly one week of a single active local sales route.
Costs you still need to subtract yourself: printing or labelling, packaging, shipping to your customer, payment fees and your time. The article on printing costs and margin per print run goes into the print side in detail, so this page keeps to purchase price and lead time.
Which tier fits which type of buyer
The right tier is the one that matches how fast you can move stock, not the one with the lowest per-card price. Cards that sit in a drawer at 2.00 euro cost you more than cards that sell at 4.00 euro.
Testing the product or the pitch
If you have never held the card and have not yet pitched a local business, a 5-card or 10-card pack is enough. At 34.95 euro for 5 cards you are testing a proposition, not building inventory. Use them as demo cards during sales calls and keep them.
First paying customers
Once two or three businesses have said yes, the 20 or 50-card tier is the natural step. At 199.95 euro for 50 cards you carry a stock level you can realistically clear in a month of part-time selling, and 4.00 euro per card already gives room for a healthy example margin.
Agencies and multi-location rollouts
A marketing agency handing cards to every client, or a franchise rolling out across locations, is buying in the bulk bundle range. At 699.95 euro for 250 cards or 1995.00 euro for 1000 cards the per-card cost stops being a factor in your quote at all.
Lead time: why 24-hour dispatch changes your quoting
All NFC BULK orders ship from the Netherlands and leave within 24 hours. That means your restock cycle is measured in days, not in the six to eight week window that overseas production and customs usually add.
The commercial effect is that you can quote a delivery date to your own customer without holding a large buffer. A reseller who knows a restock arrives within days can sell out a 50-card batch on purpose, reorder, and keep less capital tied up in stock. A reseller waiting on an overseas container has to guess demand months ahead and eat the difference when the guess is wrong. The comparison between buying from China and buying from the Netherlands covers the landed-cost side of that trade-off.
Speed also removes a common objection. When a cafe owner asks how fast you can deliver, "this week" closes more deals than "in about two months".
Why blank cards are the wholesale format
NFC BULK ships cards blank, without a logo. That is a deliberate wholesale choice, not a missing feature.
A printed card is locked to one business. If that customer cancels, the stock is waste. A blank card is stock that fits any customer in your pipeline, which means you can buy at the 250 or 1000 tier without knowing yet who the last hundred cards go to. You decide per order whether to print, apply a sticker, or resell the card blank and let the end customer handle branding. The trade-off is set out in blank versus printed resale.
Blank stock also protects your pricing. Because the card carries no supplier branding, your end customer sees your brand, your packaging and your price, not the wholesale price you paid.
Before you place a bulk order
Three practical checks save money at the larger tiers.
- Test a sample from every batch. Tap a few cards on both an Android and an iPhone before you send stock to a customer. The testing procedure takes minutes.
- Have the review link ready. Each end customer needs their own Google review URL written to the card. The two-minute method for finding it is worth sending to clients in advance.
- Match the tier to your sales pipeline. Count signed customers, not hoped-for ones, and buy one tier above that number.
If you are still deciding between a trial batch and a full order, the walkthrough on ordering as a reseller in five steps covers the process end to end. If you are ready to start small, the 5-card starter pack at 34.95 euro is the cheapest way to hold the product in your hand this week.
Frequently asked questions
What is the cheapest price per card for NFC cards wholesale?
The lowest per-card price at NFC BULK is 2.00 euro, reached at the 1000-card tier for 1995.00 euro including VAT. Compared to 6.99 euro per card at the 5-card tier, that is a discount of 71%. The card is identical in every tier, so the only thing changing between 5 and 1000 pieces is the quantity in the box and the unit price.
How much margin do I keep as a reseller?
That depends entirely on your resale price. As a worked example, a card bought at 4.00 euro in the 50-piece tier and sold at 30 euro leaves 26.00 euro gross per card, and at 50 euro it leaves 46.00 euro. At the 1000-piece tier the purchase price drops to 2.00 euro, leaving 28.00 or 48.00 euro in the same examples. Printing, shipping and payment fees still come off that.
How fast are wholesale orders shipped?
All NFC BULK orders ship from the Netherlands and leave the warehouse within 24 hours, whether you order 5 cards or 1000. That short cycle means you can restock deliberately instead of holding months of inventory, and you can give your own customers a delivery date in days rather than the multi-week window that overseas production normally adds.
Are the cards delivered with a logo or blank?
Cards are delivered blank, without any logo or supplier branding. You decide per order whether to print them, apply a label, or resell them blank and let the end customer handle branding. Blank stock is what makes a larger tier safe to buy: it is not locked to one client, so an order that falls through does not turn a batch into waste.
Which tier should I start with as a new reseller?
If you have not yet pitched a business, start with a starter bundle: 34.95 euro for 5 cards gives you demo stock without commitment. Once you have two or three paying customers, the 50-card tier at 199.95 euro (4.00 euro per card) is the usual next step. Buy one tier above your signed customers, not above your hoped-for ones.
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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.