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GOOGLE REVIEW CARDS FOR SRI LANKAN BUSINESSES
A Google review card sits on your counter, your customer taps their phone against it, and your review page opens on their screen. No app to install, no link to type, no subscription behind it.
Pre-programmed
We write your Google review link to the chip before it ships. Unbox it, put it on the counter, and it is live.
NFC and QR
Every card carries both. Newer phones tap the chip, older phones scan the printed QR code, and both land on the same review page.
One-time price
You pay once in LKR. No account, no renewal, no charge per review. The chip has no battery and never needs an update.
Delivered islandwide
Colombo is usually next working day, the rest of Sri Lanka takes two to four days. Pay by bank transfer and upload the slip at checkout.
Why Google reviews decide who walks in
When someone searches for a restaurant, salon, clinic or repair shop near them, Google shows a short local list ranked partly on review count and rating. A business with forty recent five-star reviews outranks one with six, and it converts better once it is shown, because the star row is the first thing a person reads.
The hard part was never that customers are unwilling. It is that asking them to search for your business, find the listing, scroll to the review box and type is four steps too many at a counter. A tap-to-review card collapses all four into holding a phone near a card, which is why the same customers who would have said yes and forgotten now actually leave the review.
Stand, sticker or card
The counter stand is the one to buy first. It is a chrome-finish plate that sits upright beside the till where a customer is already waiting, and it does the asking for you.
The NFC sticker is the cheapest way to start and the most flexible. It goes on a table edge, a menu, a mirror, a payment terminal or a delivery box, and it costs little enough to put one in every position where a customer pauses.
The pocket-sized review card suits anyone who finishes a job away from a counter: technicians, drivers, stylists, agents. It is handed over at the moment the work is done, which is when the review is worth the most.
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Questions, answered
The card holds an NFC chip programmed with your Google review link. A customer holds their phone near it and your review form opens on their screen. Nothing is installed on their phone, and nothing runs on yours.
Yes. Every iPhone from the XR onward reads an NFC tag in the background with no app and no setup. iPhone 7 to X can read tags through the NFC reader in Control Centre, and the printed QR code covers every other phone.
Yes. The card points at the review page of an existing Google Business Profile, so the listing has to be claimed and verified before we can program the link. If yours is not set up yet, send us the business name and we will tell you what is missing.
The chip is locked to your review page when we program it, which is what stops it being rewritten by a stranger tapping their own phone against it. If your listing genuinely changes, write to us and we will reprogram or replace the card.
Every price on our shop page is in LKR and is a one-time cost with no subscription behind it. Review stickers are the cheapest way to start and counter stands sit above them. Delivery is charged by area at checkout.
No. Google objects to incentivised, filtered or fake reviews, not to making it easy for a real customer to leave a real one. The card opens the standard review form and the customer writes whatever they want, so nothing about it is gated or screened.