Bulk NFC Review Cards with Custom Branding

Bulk NFC review cards give customers a convenient way to reach your review page after a service visit, at reception or during a handover. As the DO RFID TAG manufacturer, we offer the NFC Review / Sharing Card in PVC with full-color printing, custom artwork and a choice of NFC, QR or combined access.

The listed 86 × 54.5 × 0.84 mm format is easy for staff to carry and present in person. Your branding identifies the business, while a clear review invitation explains why customers should tap or scan. Custom sizes are also available.

With a URL encoded on the NFC chip, a compatible phone reads the link when held close to the card and prompts the customer to open it. The passive chip needs no battery. Customers then complete the review process on the destination website, including any required sign-in or submission steps.

Choose the access format that fits your customer interaction:

• NFC only: customers tap with a compatible NFC phone.
• QR only: customers scan the printed code with their phone camera.
• NFC + QR: customers can use either method to reach the same destination.

NFC + QR is a practical choice when customers have different phones or prefer different ways to open a link. Printed instructions such as “Tap or scan to review” make both routes clear.

Product details

Checkatrade review destinations

An NFC card for Checkatrade reviews can link to an appropriate destination for your business. A trader profile helps customers identify your business and read its information; a suitable review route supports leaving feedback. The printed invitation should describe the action available on the linked page. This makes the card useful when staff invite feedback after completing a job.

Feefo review destinations

An NFC card for Feefo reviews should link to a merchant-provided destination that fits your Feefo review process. Where feedback requires a purchase-linked invitation, a shared card URL does not replace that invitation. The card can open the relevant page or guidance, with artwork explaining the next step customers can take.

TrustATrader review destinations

An NFC card for TrustATrader reviews can link to the relevant trader profile or an appropriate feedback destination. A clearly printed business name helps customers recognize the trader who completed their work. The destination determines the available feedback steps and any eligibility requirements.

Before producing a bulk order, open the intended link on a phone to check that the printed invitation matches the page customers reach. The card provides access; the platform handles review submission.

One platform or several

NFC review cards for multiple platforms can link to a business-controlled landing page with clearly labeled review options. A direct link gives customers a shorter route to one platform, while a landing page lets them choose among several.

Only the landing-page URL needs to be stored on the card. Your website supplies the platform choices, so adding another choice there does not require more chip memory. Hosting and website management are separate from the physical card.

Cards for multiple locations

For NFC review cards for multiple locations, pair each branch with its intended destination. Consistent branding can run across the project, while a branch name in the artwork helps staff identify where each card belongs.

A simple allocation record—location, artwork version, destination and quantity—keeps the proposed order clear and supports distribution. For example, cards used at one reception desk should lead to that branch’s page. Use this record when discussing quantities and destination variants for the bulk order.

Cards for reseller customers

NFC review cards for resellers offer full-color printing and custom artwork for customer branding. Organize proposed variants by customer, pairing each design with its destination and quantity. This gives the quotation a clear scope and provides a reference for distributing cards to the intended businesses.

Choosing an NFC chip

NTAG213 is a practical starting point for a short review URL that fits its memory. NTAG215 and NTAG216 offer more storage when the encoded content needs it:

The encoding structure also uses some capacity. For a straightforward review link, the largest memory is often unnecessary.

These three NTAG21x options use 13.56 MHz HF NFC, ISO/IEC 14443A and NFC Forum Type 2 technology for interaction with compatible phones and readers. NTAG424 is another listed option, and custom chip requirements can be discussed. Your intended application can guide selection; you do not need to choose a chip before inquiring.

The same card format can also open an ordering page, shared business information or a merchant payment link. For payment-link use, the phone opens the page and the payment service processes the transaction.

Start a bulk inquiry with your application and approximate quantity. We can then discuss the printing, access format and configuration suited to your project.

Frequently asked questions

Do customers need both NFC and a QR code to use the card?

No. On an NFC + QR card, either method can open the destination. NFC requires a compatible phone with NFC available; QR provides a camera-scanning option.

Can the review destination change after the cards are distributed?

If the card links to a page or redirect you control, you can update the onward destination on your website while keeping the card’s stored link unchanged. This depends on your website setup.

Does supporting several review platforms require a larger chip?

No. One URL can open a landing page with several platform choices. Chip memory depends on the data stored on the card, rather than the number of links displayed on that page.

Can we customize the card’s branding and size?

Yes. Full-color printing, custom artwork and custom sizes are available. The listed card dimensions are 86 × 54.5 × 0.84 mm.

Request a bulk review-card quote with your application and approximate quantity.

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