500 blank NFC Google review cards cost 1,149.95 EUR, which is 2.30 EUR per card and 67 percent below the single-unit price of 6.99 EUR. It is the same blank card as every other pack size, only in a larger quantity. Shipped from the Netherlands, dispatched within 24 hours, and delivered blank for you to print or resell as is.
Who buys 500
At 500 you are no longer testing. Review cards are a fixed line in your offer, you quote them without checking stock first, and you have repeat customers who reorder. This quantity fits an agency that adds cards to every local SEO package, a reseller with a running web shop listing, or an operator rolling cards out across a group of locations with spares held back.
The hesitation is rarely the product. It is the working capital. Going from 250 to 500 means more money sitting on a shelf, and the honest question is whether it comes back fast enough.
The arithmetic on 1,149.95 EUR
Three worked examples, using common resale points. These are illustrations of the maths, not promises and not advice on what to charge.
At 19.95 EUR per card you keep 17.65 EUR per card, 8,825.00 EUR across the whole batch, and the batch is paid back after 58 cards sold. At 30.00 EUR per card you keep 27.70 EUR per card, 13,850.00 EUR across the batch, with payback after 39 cards. At 50.00 EUR per card you keep 47.70 EUR per card, 23,850.00 EUR across the batch, with payback after 23 cards.
That is the answer to the working capital question. Even at the lowest of the three resale points, fewer than 60 cards clear the entire invoice. The remaining 442 are margin. If you already move that many cards in a quarter, the extra capital is tied up for weeks, not months.
Why 500 and not 250
The lower per-card price only helps if you sell through. At 250 you are protecting cash flow, which is the right call when demand is still uneven. At 500 you are protecting availability, which matters once customers expect you to have stock. Running out mid-campaign costs more than the difference in purchase price.
The step to 1000
The next tier is 1000 units at 1,995.00 EUR. That is 845.05 EUR more and saves 0.30 EUR per card. It is a real saving, but a small one per unit, and it doubles the capital held in stock. Take that step when you are reordering 500 more often than you expected, not before. Until then, 500 is the balance point between price and flexibility.
What arrives
Blank cards, no printing, no logo, no preset link. You handle the printing and the programming, or sell them blank to a client who does. Stock ships from the Netherlands and is dispatched within 24 hours, so a reorder does not stall a client rollout.
What each quantity costs
| Quantity | Total 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 | 1,149.95 EUR | 2.30 EUR |
| 1000 | 1,995.00 EUR | 2.00 EUR |
What you keep on 500 cards
| Your resale price per card | Profit per card | Profit on 500 cards | Break-even after |
|---|---|---|---|
| 19.95 EUR | 17.65 EUR | 8,825.00 EUR | 58 cards |
| 30.00 EUR | 27.70 EUR | 13,850.00 EUR | 39 cards |
| 50.00 EUR | 47.70 EUR | 23,850.00 EUR | 23 cards |
The resale prices above are worked examples. What you charge is up to you.
Frequently asked questions
How many cards do I need to sell to break even on 500?
It depends on your resale price. At 19.95 EUR per card the batch of 1,149.95 EUR is paid back after 58 cards sold. At 30.00 EUR per card that drops to 39 cards, and at 50.00 EUR per card to 23 cards. Everything sold after that point is margin on stock you already own.
Is the 500 pack a different card from the 250 pack?
No. Every pack size contains the identical blank NFC Google review card. Only the quantity and the per-card price change. At 500 you pay 2.30 EUR per card instead of the single-unit price of 6.99 EUR. There is no difference in chip, material or finish between the pack sizes.
Should I jump straight to 1000 instead?
1000 units cost 1,995.00 EUR, which is 845.05 EUR more and saves 0.30 EUR per card. The saving is genuine but modest per unit, while the capital committed roughly doubles. If you are not yet reordering 500 within a predictable window, 500 keeps more cash free without a large penalty on price.
How fast does an order of 500 ship?
Orders are dispatched within 24 hours from the Netherlands. Cards arrive blank, so there is no print approval step to slow things down. For resellers this means you can accept a client order first and reorder stock alongside it, rather than holding extra inventory purely as a buffer against lead times.
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.