Google Review Card Cost: Margin at 10 Euro Resale

What Does a Google Review Card Cost?

A google review card cost depends almost entirely on order size, not on the card itself. The same blank NFC card that costs 6.99 euro per piece at 5 units drops to 2.00 euro per piece at 1000 units, a difference of 71%. That single variable, order size, is what determines whether reselling review cards is profitable or barely breaks even.

A Google review card is a physical NFC card that a customer taps with a smartphone to open a business's Google review page directly, skipping the search step entirely. NFC BULK sells these cards blank, in bulk, so resellers can print their own branding or resell them as-is.

"If I buy 1000 blank NFC cards at 2 euros each and sell them for 10 euros apiece after printing, what would my margin per card be?"

Buy 1000 blank NFC cards at 2.00 euro each: 2000 euro total purchase cost. Sell all 1000 at 10.00 euro each: 10,000 euro in revenue. Gross margin per card is 8.00 euro, which is 80% of the sale price. Printing is the only cost that comes out of that 8.00 euro, so if printing runs an estimated 0.50 euro per card, net margin lands around 7.50 euro per card, or 75%.

This math holds regardless of how the cards are branded afterward, because the wholesale price is fixed at the point of purchase. The 1000-unit tier is the cheapest per-card price in the NFC BULK lineup, which is why it produces the widest margin in this example. You can review that tier directly on the 1000 blank NFC Google review cards page or order it through the Google Review Kaarten - 1000 stuks product page.

Review Card Price by Order Size

Review card price drops as order size goes up, and the drop is steep enough to change your margin by several euros per card. The table below shows every tier NFC BULK sells, all for the same blank NFC card, just packed in different quantities.

At a resale price of 10 euro per card, the gross margin per card ranges from roughly 3.01 euro at the 5-unit tier to 8.00 euro at the 1000-unit tier. That is the entire reason resellers move up the staffel: the card itself does not change, only the batch size does.

Google Review Card Buy Online: What Changes at Checkout

Buying a google review card buy online works the same way at every tier: pick a quantity, pay the listed total, and receive blank cards. What changes at checkout is only the per-card price, since NFC BULK applies the staffel discount automatically based on the quantity selected.

All orders ship from the Netherlands and leave the warehouse within 24 hours, regardless of whether you order 5 cards through the Starterbundels category or 1000 through the Bulkbundels category. There is no separate account setup or minimum order threshold beyond the quantities listed in the staffel, which makes it straightforward for a reseller to test a small batch before committing to a bulk purchase.

NFC Card Bulk Purchase: Why Volume Changes Your Margin

An nfc card bulk purchase changes your margin because the purchase price per card falls while your resale price stays fixed. If you sell every card at the same 10 euro price regardless of how many you bought, the only variable left is your cost, and that cost drops from 6.99 euro to 2.00 euro per card across the staffel.

This means the same resale strategy produces very different outcomes depending on order size. A reseller who buys 20 cards at 5.00 euro each and resells at 10 euro keeps 5.00 euro gross margin per card, or 50%. A reseller who buys 1000 cards at 2.00 euro each and resells at the same 10 euro keeps 8.00 euro per card, or 80%. Neither number includes printing, which is covered separately below.

Google Review Cards Bulk: Where Printing Costs Fit In

Google review cards bulk purchases are shipped blank, which means printing is the one line item that sits between gross margin and net margin. NFC BULK does not print or brand the cards, so a reseller either prints them in-house, outsources printing, or sells them on blank.

Because printing is a separate step, it is also the only variable a reseller controls after the wholesale purchase is made. In the worked example above, an estimated printing cost of 0.50 euro per card turns an 8.00 euro gross margin into roughly 7.50 euro net margin, but that figure depends entirely on the printing method chosen and is not a number NFC BULK sets or guarantees. For a broader walkthrough of setting up a resale operation, see the how to resell NFC review cards page.

Printing Costs: The Only Deduction From Your Margin

Printing is the only cost that reduces the gross margin calculated from the wholesale price and resale price. There is no packaging fee, account fee, or platform cut built into the NFC BULK price, since the transaction is a single wholesale purchase.

That simplicity is also why the margin math in this article holds up regardless of who the end buyer is. Whether cards are resold to a single local business or distributed across multiple client locations, the formula stays the same: resale price minus wholesale price minus printing equals net margin per card. Anyone comparing multiple order sizes before deciding what to buy can walk through each tier's economics on the dedicated wholesale pages for 20 cards, 250 cards, or 500 cards.

What You Keep After Printing at Different Order Sizes

What you keep after printing depends on both the tier you buy and the printing method you choose, but the wholesale side of the equation is fixed and published. At 250 cards, wholesale cost is 2.80 euro per card; at 500 cards, it drops to 2.30 euro per card; at 1000 cards, it reaches the lowest published tier at 2.00 euro per card.

A reseller planning to resell at 10 euro per card should treat the wholesale price as the starting point and printing as the only real deduction from there. Since NFC BULK ships blank cards, the printing decision, and its cost, stays entirely in the reseller's hands.

Frequently asked questions

If I buy 1000 blank NFC cards at 2 euros each and sell them for 10 euros apiece after printing, what would my margin per card be?

Your gross margin per card is 8.00 euro, or 80%, before printing. Total purchase cost for 1000 cards is 2000 euro, total revenue at 10 euro each is 10,000 euro. Printing is the only deduction from that 8.00 euro margin, so net margin depends on the printing method chosen.

What is the review card price at the lowest and highest order sizes?

The review card price starts at 6.99 euro per card for a 5-card order totaling 34.95 euro and drops to 2.00 euro per card for a 1000-card order totaling 1995.00 euro. That is a 71% reduction in per-card cost as order size increases.

Can I buy a Google review card buy online without a reseller account?

Yes. Ordering works the same for any buyer: select a quantity, pay the listed total, and the staffel discount is applied automatically. There is no separate reseller registration required to purchase any of the published quantities.

Does an nfc card bulk purchase come with printing included?

No. NFC BULK ships cards blank, so printing is arranged separately by the buyer, either in-house or through a print supplier. This is also the only cost that reduces the gross margin calculated from wholesale price versus resale price.

How fast does a google review cards bulk order ship?

Orders ship from the Netherlands within 24 hours, regardless of whether the order is 5 cards or 1000 cards. Delivery time after shipping depends on the destination and carrier, not on order size.

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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