What Are Google Review Cards for Customers?
A google review card for customers is a small NFC card that a customer taps with a phone to open a Google review page directly, without typing a business name or searching for a link. NFC BULK sells these cards blank and in bulk, so a reseller or business owner can brand them, print them, or hand them out as they are.
The card itself does not change per order. Whether you buy 5, 50, or 1000, it is the same blank NFC card, only the pack size and the price per card differ. That is the detail most buyers miss when they try to work out how many cards a single location actually needs.
How Many Cards Does Each Location Need?
Most single locations need around 10 cards to cover a till, a counter, a table stand, and a small buffer for staff to replace a damaged or lost card. That number holds for a shop, a salon, a clinic, or a restaurant with one service point.
A location with multiple counters, several tables, or a waiting area typically needs more, closer to 15 or 20 cards, so a spare card is always within reach without a reorder. A single-till kiosk can often manage with 5. The right quantity depends on how many physical touchpoints customers pass, not on how many customers you serve per day.
Cost Example: 10 Cards per Location from a 250-Card Staffel
Buying a 250-card staffel and dividing it into batches of 10 per location brings the purchase cost per location to 28.00 euro. That works because the 250-pack costs 699.95 euro in total, which is 2.80 euro per card, so 10 cards from that batch cost 10 times 2.80 euro, or 28.00 euro.
Compare that to ordering 10 cards on their own: the 10-piece pack costs 59.95 euro, which is 6.00 euro per card. For a single location that difference barely matters, but for a rollout across 25 locations it adds up to a gap of roughly 25 times 31.95 euro, close to 800 euro, simply because the staffel price per card drops as the pack size grows.
| Pack size | Total price (incl. VAT) | Price per card |
|---|---|---|
| 10 pcs | 59.95 euro | 6.00 euro |
| 50 pcs | 199.95 euro | 4.00 euro |
| 250 pcs | 699.95 euro | 2.80 euro |
| 1000 pcs | 1995.00 euro | 2.00 euro |
For a chain with 25 locations at 10 cards each, that is 250 cards total, which fits exactly one order from the 250-card pack. Details on that specific price tier are on the 250-card wholesale page. If the rollout is larger, the Bulkbundels category lists the 500 and 1000-card packs for the next step down in price per card.
Review Cards for Customers: Blank Stock You Brand Yourself
Review cards for customers from NFC BULK arrive blank, without a printed logo or design, so the buyer decides how they get branded. That is a deliberate difference from suppliers who print a single business name on every card: it means a marketing agency or reseller can order one staffel and use it across several different clients or locations.
A business that wants its own logo on the card can print directly on the blank stock or apply a sticker, and a reseller who wants to sell the cards on as-is can do that too, since nothing on the card ties it to NFC BULK. This blank-stock approach is covered in more depth in how to resell NFC review cards, which walks through pricing a resale offer on top of the staffel cost.
Google Review Request Card: What It Does at the Counter
A google review request card is the same NFC card used specifically to prompt a review at the moment of contact, right after a purchase, a haircut, or a table is cleared. It works by carrying the business's Google review link on the NFC chip, so one tap on a phone opens the review form without any typing.
Placing one at the till and one at the exit door covers the two most common moments a customer is asked for a review: paying, and leaving. That is one reason 10 cards per location tends to be the practical minimum rather than the maximum, since a card left in a drawer does nothing.
Matching the Staffel to Your Number of Locations
The right staffel size depends on how many locations you are buying for and how many cards each site needs, not on trying to guess a round number. A single shop ordering 10 cards fits the 10-piece pack directly, while a business with 5 locations at 10 cards each needs 50 cards total, which lines up with the 50-card pack.
Anyone buying for more than a handful of sites should work from the total card count needed, then pick the staffel that covers it with the least leftover stock and the lowest price per card. The article Google Review Cards for Business: Cost Per Location goes further into per-location cost planning for larger networks and is worth reading alongside this one rather than repeating that math here.
Shipping and Delivery for Multi-Location Rollouts
Orders are shipped from the Netherlands and leave the warehouse within 24 hours, which matters when a rollout across several locations is scheduled around a launch date or a marketing push. A single shipment covering the full staffel, rather than several small orders, also keeps the delivery timeline predictable for a reseller coordinating multiple sites.
Splitting cards into batches of 10 per location happens after delivery, not before, so the order itself stays simple: one staffel, one delivery, then internal distribution to each site.
Frequently asked questions
How many google review cards for customers does one location need?
Most single locations need around 10 cards to cover a till, a counter, and a small spare stack for staff. Locations with multiple service points or a larger footfall area often need 15 to 20, while a small single-till kiosk can manage with 5.
What is a google review request card used for?
A google review request card is an NFC card that opens a business's Google review page when a customer taps it with a phone. It is placed at the counter, till, or exit to prompt a review right after a purchase or service, without the customer needing to search or type anything.
What do review cards for customers cost per location?
Buying 10 cards per location from a 250-card staffel costs 28.00 euro per location, since the 250-pack costs 699.95 euro in total, or 2.80 euro per card. Ordering 10 cards on their own costs more, since the 10-piece pack prices at 6.00 euro per card.
Do the cards come pre-branded per location?
No, every pack from NFC BULK, from 5 to 1000 cards, is blank NFC stock without a printed logo. A buyer or reseller applies their own branding per location afterward, which is what allows one staffel to be split across several different sites or clients.
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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