A Google review card that does not stop at the review
One tap opens your profile with a Google review button on top, so a happy customer is two taps from five stars. The same tap also shows your menu and prices, starts a WhatsApp chat, takes a booking and collects a UPI payment. One card, not four.
- No app for you or the customer
- QR printed as backup
- Change the link any time
Tap, profile, review
Three things happen, and the customer does two of them. Setup is a one-off job that takes about a minute.
Paste your Google review link
Copy the review link from your Google Business Profile and paste it into your Beeps dashboard. If you only have the Maps URL, send it over and we will convert it for you.
The Review button appears
A Google review button shows on your profile straight away. You decide where it sits. Put it at the very top if reviews are the main thing you want from the card.
The customer taps
They hold their phone near your card, or scan the printed QR. Your profile opens in Safari or Chrome. Nothing is installed.
Stars, then everything else
They leave the review in Google. Then they are still on your page - your menu, your services, your WhatsApp, your booking form.
A review-only card, or a card that also sells
Both open a Google review page in one tap. The difference is what the customer can do in the ten seconds after they have left it.
For the counter, our free Google review QR tool prints your review code on an A5 standee sheet, sized for a standard A5 holder. The card in your pocket then does everything after the review.
You are not buying a better chip
The chip inside a ₹500 review card and the chip inside ours do the same thing. Nobody should pay extra for that, and you are not being asked to.
A review-only card stores one link and stops. Every rupee above that price is buying the page the tap opens - a hosted profile that holds your menu with prices, your photos, your booking calendar, your enquiry inbox and your UPI ID, and that you can change from your phone whenever something moves.
That is why it carries a yearly fee and a one-time card does not. A link written to a chip needs nothing kept running. A live booking calendar does.
Worth doing the arithmetic yourself: a review-only card is cheaper up front and stays that way. A Beeps Card is ₹1,998 in year one and ₹299 a year after. One table booked directly instead of through an aggregator, or one advance collected at the counter, usually settles it.
Everything else behind the same card
Each of these is on the profile your review card opens. The plan each one sits on is named, so there is nothing to guess at.
Google reviews
A review button that opens your Maps review page directly.
One tap opens a chat with you, on the app they already use.
Contact saving
Your full details go into their phone, not just a number.
Menu or catalogue
What you sell, with prices and an enquiry button on each item.
Services
Treatments, packages or plans, listed with what each costs.
Bookings
They pick a slot from your calendar instead of calling.
UPI payments
Their GPay or PhonePe opens with your UPI ID already in it.
Photos and video
The room, the work, the dish - shown rather than described.
Analytics
How many opened your profile, and what they tapped.
What the tap is worth in your business
The review is the easy part. What happens in the next ten seconds is where the card pays for itself.
Restaurant
Card on the bill tray. The diner leaves a review, then opens the menu, follows you on Instagram, or books a table for next weekend.
Shops & counters →Salon or spa
Handed over with the change. They review the stylist, see the price list for colour, and book their next appointment before leaving.
Shops & counters →Clinic
At reception after the consultation. Review, then the timings, the location on Maps, and a follow-up slot booked without a phone call.
Doctors & clinics →Retail shop
At the billing counter. Review, then the catalogue of what you stock, and a WhatsApp message asking you to hold something.
Shops & counters →Hotel or homestay
On the reception desk and in each room. Review, then the tariff card, the WiFi, and a direct booking that skips the aggregator commission.
Homestays →Property agent
Handed to the client after a site visit. Review, then the listings gallery, and a UPI token advance collected on the spot.
Real estate →This is the page your card opens
A real Beeps profile, not a mock-up. The Google review button sits wherever you put it, usually right at the top for a counter business.
Open it on your phone and try the buttons. That is exactly what a customer sees after they tap your card - same layout, same speed, no app.
Google review card specifications
What you get in the envelope, and what it works with.
NFC tap
Hold it near the phone. The profile opens in under two seconds.
Printed QR code
On the back of every card, for phones without NFC or with it switched off.
iPhone XS and later
Works from the lock screen. No setup, no app, no account.
Most NFC Androids
Samsung, OnePlus, Pixel and most mid-range and flagship phones.
Nothing to install
The customer never downloads anything. It opens in their normal browser.
Editable forever
Change the review link, your prices or your number. Every card already handed out is correct.
Matte PVC, two finishes
Matte black or pearl white, printed with your name and business name.
Free delivery in India
Printed to order with your details and posted free anywhere in India.
Side by side, honestly
Review-only cards in India sell from roughly ₹500. Here is what the difference buys.
- Opens your Google review page
- No yearly fee at all
- Often available as a counter standee
- Does nothing else, ever
Card ₹1,699 once + Pro ₹299/year. Then ₹299 a year.
- Google review button, same one tap
- Menu or catalogue with prices, and a gallery
- WhatsApp, bookings and an enquiry form
- Direct UPI payments and tap analytics
- Edit anything without reprinting
Which card fits your counter
Both kinds open your review page in one tap. Pick by what the customer in front of you could do next.
A review-only card fits if
Reviews are the whole job and always will be.
Everything else already runs elsewhere
If your menu, bookings and payments are handled by a website that already sells, a card that opens Google covers the one missing piece.
Nothing will ever change
A one-time card has no renewal, and it only ever opens the one page it was made for.
A Beeps Card fits if
The customer in front of you could do more than review you.
You want the booking as well as the review
A salon or clinic that gets the next appointment booked at the counter has turned a review card into a revenue tool.
You want direct orders, not aggregator commission
A restaurant or homestay can put its own menu, tariff and WhatsApp in front of a customer who already came in through the door.
You carry a business card anyway
Then this replaces it rather than adding to it. One card in your pocket instead of a review card and a visiting card.
You want to be paid on the spot
A Pay via UPI button on the same page, settling straight to your bank with nothing deducted.
You want a standee on the counter too
Print one free from our review QR tool, an A5 sheet with your review code, and keep the card for everything after the review.
The question that settles it: could the customer at your counter want more than a review - your menu, your next slot, a way to pay you? Then one card should carry all of it, with the review button at the top.
Google review card questions
How does the Google review tap actually work?
You paste your Google review link into the Beeps dashboard once. A Review button then appears on your hosted profile. When a customer taps your card, or scans the QR printed on the back, the profile opens in their browser with that button in front of them. One more tap and they are on your Google review page, signed in as themselves. Nobody installs anything.
Review-only cards cost about ₹500. Why is this ₹1,998?
Because they are different purchases. A review-only card does one job: it opens your review page. A Beeps Card is ₹1,699 once plus Pro at ₹299/year, and the same tap also shows your menu with prices, starts a WhatsApp chat, takes a booking and collects a UPI payment. You are not paying extra for a better chip. You are paying for the page it opens.
Which plan do I need for the Google review button?
Pro, at ₹299/year. We are specific about this because it is easy to blur: Basic at ₹199/year covers your contact details, WhatsApp, menu or catalogue with prices, photo gallery, enquiry form and appointment booking. Pro adds the Google review button, direct UPI payments, analytics and your own branding. The card itself is ₹1,699 once on any plan.
Do you sell a counter standee like other review card sellers?
Not an acrylic one. Our free Google review QR tool prints your review code on an A5 standee sheet for a counter or a reception desk, so the counter is covered at no cost. The Beeps Card in your pocket does the rest: the same tap that opens your review button also shows your menu, starts a WhatsApp chat, takes a booking and collects a UPI payment.
What if my Google listing or review link changes?
The card points at your Beeps profile, not directly at the Maps URL. So you change the review link once in your dashboard and every card you have already handed out is correct from that moment. A card printed with a Maps link on the chip would have to be replaced.
Does it work on iPhone without an app?
Yes. iPhone XS and later reads NFC from the lock screen and shows a banner to tap. Most NFC Androids open the link the same way. Every Beeps Card also carries a printed QR code, so a phone with NFC switched off, or an older handset, reaches the identical profile with the camera.
Can the same tap also take a payment?
Yes, on Pro. The customer who just left you five stars is already on your page, so a Pay via UPI button opens their GPay, PhonePe or Paytm with your UPI ID filled in and settles straight to your bank. For a salon, a clinic or a homestay, that is often worth more than the review.
Can I get reviews without buying the physical card?
Yes. The profile works on its own, so you can put your QR code on a bill, a menu, a poster or a counter card you print yourself, and the review button works exactly the same. The NFC card is the convenient way to hand it over, not a requirement. Profile from ₹199/year, review button on Pro at ₹299/year.
What is a Google review NFC card?
A Google review NFC card is a plastic card with a chip inside that sends a customer straight to your Google review page. They hold their phone near it, the link opens in their browser, and they write the review. There is no app and no typing.
Most cards sold in India point the chip directly at a Google Maps URL. A Beeps Card points at your own profile instead, and the review button sits on that profile. It is one extra tap for the customer, and in exchange the link becomes editable and the page can hold everything else your business needs to show.
NFC or QR - which do customers actually use?
Both, and you do not have to choose. NFC is faster when it works: hold the phone near the card and the link appears. A QR code needs the camera opened first, but it works on every phone, including older handsets and any phone with NFC switched off. Every Beeps Card has the QR printed on the back for exactly that reason. There is a longer comparison in our guide to NFC versus QR business cards.
Is asking for reviews like this allowed?
Asking a customer to leave an honest review is fine, and making it easy is fine. What Google's policies prohibit is incentivising or filtering them - offering a discount for a five-star review, or routing unhappy customers somewhere else. A review card just removes the friction of finding your listing. Keep the ask neutral and you are on the right side of it.
Where to put it
The moment matters more than the placement. Hand it over when the customer is happiest - with the bill, with the change, at the end of the consultation. A card in a pocket that never comes out collects nothing.
Related reading: the complete NFC business card guide, buying an NFC card in India, what a digital visiting card holds, or how we compare with other card companies. On reviews themselves: how to get more Google reviews, whether you can ask customers for them, and a free Google review QR code maker.
Get the review.
Then get the booking.
One card, one tap: Google reviews, your menu, WhatsApp, bookings and UPI. Card ₹1,699 once, review button on Pro at ₹299/year.
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