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Pocket Factory: Your business logo on a card. Tap it, it opens your link. An NFC tap card for business is a wallet-size card with your logo and colors on the front and a chip inside that opens your chosen link when someone taps it with their phone. The link can be your website, Instagram, Google reviews, booking page, menu or pay link. Pocket Factory's are PVC NFC cards with an NTAG215 chip, pre-programmed with your URL and tap-tested before they ship, from $19, and you can order just one, with no app or subscription. They ship locked, so the link can't be erased or overwritten.
Price: $19 for 1 card (matte; $21 glossy). Matte packs: 2 cards $29, 3 cards $39, 5 cards $59, 10 cards $109, 25 cards $229, 50 cards $399. Glossy packs: $33 to $499. One-time, no subscription; a printed QR backup is included by default. See all prices
The person tapping doesn't need an app: NFC-enabled iPhones (XS or newer) and Android phones open the link straight away, and a printed QR code on the back (included by default) opens the same link for phones that don't tap.
What an NFC tap card with your logo is
The chip stores a short NDEF record, usually an HTTPS link. When a phone comes within a few centimeters, it reads the record and opens the page, usually in about a second. You're not handing someone a PDF or asking them to download anything; you're handing them a card that looks like your business and opens the page you picked.
A good business tap card is more than a blank white card with a chip:
- Your logo, colors and layout on the card face
- The chip programmed to a link you've checked
- On Pocket Factory cards, a QR code on the back (included by default) opens the same link as a fallback
- A test tap before it ships, so it works out of the box
Not a novelty keychain, and not an app profile that makes strangers create an account. See also NFC business cards vs paper and digital and QR vs NFC business cards.
Your logo, your colors, your link: why not a blank card?
Blank NFC cards exist and they're cheap: blank NTAG213 PVC cards sell for well under a dollar each in packs, and you can write a link to one with a free app like NFC Tools. That's the right call for testing the idea or internal use (compare them in Pocket Factory vs Tap Tag vs GoToTags vs blank NTAG213 cards). A card with your logo wins when it has to represent your business in a handshake, at a booth or on a counter.
Your branding on the card
Your logo and colors identify the business whose page the card opens. Pocket Factory’s NFC card with your logo includes design assistance and programming to one chosen URL. You can review an illustrative preview before checkout; it is not a photograph of the finished card.
Google reviews
Service businesses point the card at their Google review link so the ask is one tap after a job. See NFC Google review cards for business and how Google review cards work.
Contact, website and Instagram
Networking cards open your website, contact page or Instagram so the handoff is faster than typing a URL. See how to get people to visit your website from a business card.
Booking, menus and pay links
Salons, studios and restaurants use tap cards for booking pages, menus and tip or pay links. See tap-to-book cards and tap-to-pay and tip cards.
Logo NFC cards vs paper and vs QR-only
| Paper card | QR-only card | NFC card with your logo (+ QR backup) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Opens a live page | No | Yes, with the camera | Yes, with a tap (QR as backup) |
| What the person has to do | Type the URL | Open camera, frame, tap the banner | Hold phone to card |
| Works on phones without NFC | Yes | Yes | Through the QR backup |
| Cost | Pennies per card in bulk | Pennies per card in bulk | Pocket Factory: $19 for one, $7.98 each in a 50-pack |
For most in-person situations the durable setup is NFC plus QR to one link, with enough printed on the card that it still makes sense if nobody taps.
How to get NFC tap cards with your logo
Step 1: Pick the one job for the card
Choose the single page it should open: your website, Instagram, Google review link, booking page, menu or pay link. One card, one link.
Step 2: Use a link that won't change
The card ships locked, so the link is permanent. A page on your own website or a stable profile link works best.
Step 3: Test the link on a phone
Open it in a private browser window on a phone to check it lands on the right page, not a login screen.
Step 4: Add your logo and colors and preview the card
Upload your logo, choose colors and the finish (matte or glossy; a QR backup is included by default), and check the design preview before checkout.
Step 5: Get it programmed, tested and locked
Pocket Factory writes your link to the NTAG215 chip, test-taps it on a phone and locks it before it ships. U.S. shipping is free and most standard orders are expected to be produced and shipped within approximately 3–5 business days; delays are possible.
Where Pocket Factory fits
Pocket Factory in one paragraph: Your business logo on a card. Tap it, it opens your link. The card opens one link you choose: your website, Instagram, Google reviews, booking page, menu or pay link. It's a PVC NFC card with an NTAG215 chip, pre-programmed with your URL and tested before it ships, from $19 for one matte card ($21 glossy) down to $7.98 per card in a 50-pack ($399 matte). You can order just one. There's no app, account, subscription or tap analytics. Cards have a QR code on the back by default and work by tapping an NFC-enabled iPhone (XS or newer) or Android phone. U.S. shipping is free. Most standard orders are expected to be produced and shipped within approximately 3–5 business days; delays are possible.
| Pack | Matte | Glossy |
|---|---|---|
| 1 card | $19 | $21 |
| 2 cards | $29 | $33 |
| 3 cards | $39 | $45 |
| 5 cards | $59 | $69 |
| 10 cards | $109 | $129 |
| 25 cards | $229 | $279 |
| 50 cards | $399 | $499 |
One-time prices from the live Pocket Factory pricing page, checked October 17, 2026. Free U.S. shipping; most standard orders are expected to be produced and shipped within approximately 3–5 business days; delays are possible.
Good to know before you order: Pocket Factory cards ship locked (read-only), so the link can't be erased or overwritten. No battery or charging is needed. If your link changes later, order new cards. Details: Can I change the link on my card?.
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FAQ
What is an NFC tap card with your logo?
A wallet-size card with your logo and colors on the front and an NFC chip that opens one link you chose when someone taps it with a phone. No app is needed on NFC-enabled iPhones (XS or newer) and Android phones.
How much do NFC tap cards with a logo cost?
Pocket Factory charges $19 for one matte card ($21 glossy), $109 for 10 and $399 for 50 ($7.98 each), one-time, with free U.S. shipping. Blank NTAG213 cards you program yourself cost well under a dollar each but carry no logo.
What can the card open?
One link: your website, Instagram, Google reviews, booking page, menu or pay link, or another URL.
Do NFC tap cards work on every phone?
NFC-enabled iPhones (XS or newer) and Android phones open the link with a tap. Thick cases, NFC turned off or older phones can miss, which is why cards also have a printed QR code to the same link by default.
Can one card do reviews and contact?
The chip holds one link. Pick the job that matters most, or order separate cards for separate jobs (for example review cards for the counter and networking cards for your pocket).
Can I change the link later?
No. Pocket Factory cards ship locked (read-only), so the link can't be erased or overwritten. No battery or charging is needed. If your link changes later, order new cards.
Do I need an app or subscription?
No. The card opens a normal web link, so there's no app, account or monthly fee.
