Google review cards, stands, stickers and plaques — compared

    All four do the same job: a customer taps or scans, and your Google review form opens. Choose a card to hand over, a stand for a counter or table, a sticker for a till point or packaging, and a plaque for a wall. The table below sets out materials, sizes and prices so you can pick by venue rather than by guesswork.

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    Written by Arun Babu Veeranki, Co-Founder & CEO · Last checked: 10 September 2026

    Card vs stand vs sticker vs plaque

    Comparison of Google review card formats
    FormatMaterialSizeBest forNFCQRPrice
    Review cardPVC85.6 × 54 mmHanding to a customer, leaving on a table or slipping into a bill folderYesYes (optional printed QR)from R9.99
    Review standAcrylicCounters, reception desks and restaurant tables where it stays putYesYes (on NFC + QR versions)from R29.99
    Review stickerVinyl3 cm or 10 cm roundTill points, doors, packaging and any flat surfaceYesYes (on NFC + QR versions)from R3.99
    Review plaqueAcrylicWalls, entrances and waiting areasYesYesfrom R29.99

    Collecting reviews on more than one platform? The multi review card offers Google, Trustpilot and TripAdvisor from a single tap, and we also make Trustpilot and TripAdvisor cards.

    How setup works

    Tap or scan opens your Google review form; the customer signs in to their Google account and chooses their own rating — the card never pre-selects stars. You give us your review link when you order, we programme it before dispatch, and the item works out of the envelope.

    1. Copy your Google review link from your Google Business Profile.
    2. Paste it into the review URL box when you order.
    3. We write the link to the NFC chip and print the matching QR code where the design includes one.
    4. Place the item, and ask customers to tap it while their phone is awake.

    Direct link or editable link?

    Direct link — included

    Your Google review address is written straight to the chip. Nothing sits in between and there is nothing to pay again. To change it later you rewrite the card yourself with a free NFC app, or order a replacement. Best when your review link is settled.

    Editable link — optional, £5/year

    The chip carries a Lets Connect address that forwards to your review page, so you can change the destination from your dashboard whenever you like. Best if you run several venues, expect to switch platform, or hand cards to staff who cannot rewrite them.

    Bulk pricing

    Discounts apply automatically at the basket, based on the total number of items in your order.

    Bulk discount tiers
    QuantityDiscount
    5+ items5% off
    15+ items10% off
    25+ items20% off
    50+ items30% off

    Frequently asked questions

    Yes. Google requires a signed-in Google account to publish a review. Tapping the card opens your review form; if the customer is not signed in, Google asks them to sign in first. They then write the review and choose their own rating.

    Shop the range

    NFC Google Review Card

    from R9.99

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    Google Review Stand with NFC & QR

    from R29.99

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    Google Review Sticker with NFC & QR

    from R3.99

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    Google Review Plaque with NFC & QR

    from R29.99

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