Everything you need to know about NFC plates and cards, QR code, setup and the legal framework — to boost your online reputation.
How a Google review plate works with NFC + QR code, how to choose it, install it and use it to multiply your reviews — with no subscription, and fully compliant.
Read the guide QualityNot all NFC plates are equal. Domed, glossy epoxy resin versus a plain PVC layer: the finish that changes the look, the durability and the lifespan of your plate.
Read the guide UtilisationTen seconds are enough to check, and the answer is yes in the vast majority of cases. Here is the exact route, on iPhone and Android alike — and what happens when the answer is no.
Read the guide QualityAn NFC chip has no battery, so nothing wears out electrically. What gives out, almost always, is its casing — and that is where two plates part company.
Read the guide QualityWithout anti-metal protection, an NFC plate placed on a metal surface works poorly, or not at all. Our plates include this protection — a detail many competitors forget.
Read the guide SizeSome competitors offer 12×12 or 20×20 cm plates. Bigger is not always better: footprint, distance from the NFC chip, higher cost… We explain our choice — and the custom sizes available.
Read the guide ComplianceOffering a discount, a gift or a prize draw entry in exchange for a review is forbidden by Google. We explain why, what you risk, and how to get more reviews legally.
Read the guide ComplianceFiltering your customers to ask only the most satisfied for a review (review gating) breaks Google rules. We explain what it is, why it is forbidden, and the right practice to adopt.
Read the guide Getting startedYour plate is set up? Here is how your customers leave a review in one tap: how-to for iPhone, Android, QR code, and the key point about signing in to Google.
Read the guide SecurityAll our NFC chips are write-locked. No one can rewrite their content to hijack your plate. We explain the risk of unlocked chips, and how you still keep control of your destination.
Read the guide SecurityThe activation code protects your plate against fraudulent activation. We explain why we set it up, how it becomes invisible to you, and how to report a lost or stolen plate.
Read the guide Getting startedTo set up your plate you need to find your business on Google. A simple trick speeds it all up: search by address first, then by name. We explain why it is far more effective.
Read the guide GuideGoogle My Business (now “Google Business Profile”) is the key to your local visibility. Here is how to create and verify your listing, step by step, then optimise it to attract more customers.
Read the guide SecurityMisplaced your Google review plaque? Report it as lost from your account: it becomes impossible for anyone else to activate, and you reactivate it in one click if you find it again.
Read the guide SecurityHas your Google review plaque been stolen? Report it as stolen from your account: activation is blocked immediately, and the thief can neither activate nor use it. Combined with the locked chip, it becomes unusable.
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