They tap
A stand, card, table tent, or sticker holds an NFC tag and a printed QR backup. They hold a phone to it, or scan the code.
NFC for local businesses
Stands, menus, cards, and stickers that open the right page on a customer's phone. No app. If they cannot tap, they scan the QR code.
Customers already have the only thing they need: their phone. You put a tag where they already pause — the counter, the table, the window, their bag.
A stand, card, table tent, or sticker holds an NFC tag and a printed QR backup. They hold a phone to it, or scan the code.
The page you chose appears in their browser: Google reviews, a menu, a booking link, staff picks, or today's truck location.
No download, no login, no extra app. When you change a price or a link, the same tag still works.
Each one is a physical piece with a tag inside, plus a page we host and update for you.
A counter stand and pocketable cards that open your Google review page at the moment a customer is happiest. QR is printed as a backup.
Phone-friendly menus on every table. Change a price or mark a dish sold out, and every tent still opens the current menu.
NFC business cards and bag tags for personal trainers. One tap opens booking or Calendly, a free-consult form, Instagram, and reviews.
Listening-station stands and bin stickers that open staff picks, new arrivals, an events list, a newsletter signup, and reviews.
Anti-metal tags for the truck, plus a stand on the window shelf. The page shows today's menu and location, and we update it when you move.
Built for places in North County San Diego where a customer is already standing still — and for the trainers who work between those places.
A setup fee covers the hardware, the page, and an in-person install. The monthly fee keeps the page online and the links editable. Cancel anytime.
Lead offer
$149 then $19 a month
Menus and trucks
$349 then $29 a month
Full hub
$549 then $49 a month
Every tag is written once, to an address we control. When you change a special, move the truck, switch Calendly, or want reviews instead of a menu, we update the page or the redirect. The chip stays where you put it.
Ask how updates workStraight answers. No app, no lock-in on the hardware.
No. Modern iPhones and Android phones can read an NFC tag on their own. The page opens in the browser they already have.
Every stand, tent, and card also has a printed QR code. They can scan it with the camera and land on the same page.
Yes. That is what the monthly fee is for. We do not hard-code a Google review URL onto the chip, so you are not stuck reprinting or reprogramming when something changes.
A regular sticker will not read well on metal. We use anti-metal NFC tags on the truck itself, and we can also leave a small stand on the window shelf. The page still updates when you change location or 86 a dish.
The stands, cards, and tags are yours. The monthly fee keeps the hosted page online and editable. You can cancel that part anytime. If you stop hosting, the tags would need a new address.
Yes, for businesses in North County San Diego. Setup includes the hardware, the page, and a visit to put it in place and test the tap with you.
Tell us what you want the tap to open — reviews, a menu, booking, staff picks, or today's truck stop — and we will recommend a package.
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