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Customize your Google review NFC cards →
Your business logo on a card. Tap it, it opens your link. For a contractor or home service business, the link is your Google review form: your tech hands the card to the homeowner at the end of the job, they tap it and the review page opens on their phone. Pocket Factory makes it as one card with your logo, pre-programmed with your link, $19 for one, no subscription: an NTAG215 NFC card with an optional QR backup, no app for anyone to download, and free U.S. shipping.
Google review cards for contractors and home service businesses are wallet-size NFC cards your tech hands the homeowner at the end of the job. One tap opens your Google review form while they're still standing in the finished kitchen. Pocket Factory makes branded cards for crews from $19, one-time, with a QR backup and free U.S. shipping.
How many cards does a crew need?
| Business size | Suggested pack | Matte | Glossy |
|---|---|---|---|
| Owner-operator | 2 cards (one spare) | $29 | $33 |
| 3-truck crew | 5 cards | $59 | $69 |
| 10 techs | 10 cards | $109 | $129 |
| Larger teams | 25 cards | $229 | $279 |
Why a card beats a follow-up text for field work
Homeowners are happiest the moment the job is done: the heat's back on, the leak has stopped, the room is clean. A follow-up text arrives later, when that feeling has faded. A card lets your tech make the ask in person and gives the customer a one-tap way to act on it right away. Keep one in each truck or on each tech. If the customer's phone doesn't tap, the QR on the card works too.
Works for any trade
Plumbing, HVAC, electrical, roofing, landscaping, cleaning, pest control, pool service or handyman work: the card simply opens the destination you choose. Besides Google reviews it can open your booking page, website or contact details, so a contact card can double as the "call us next time" card.
Multiple service areas
Serving several towns does not mean you need a review link for each town or truck. A service-area business normally uses one profile for its central office and service area. Give crews serving that business cards with the same review link. Google allows separate profiles for genuinely separate locations with their own staff and service areas; only then split the cards by the location that performed the job. Check Google’s service-area business guidelines before ordering separate batches. See multi-location Google review NFC cards.
Fair-play reminder
Offer the card to every customer and never trade discounts for reviews. Google says incentives in exchange for reviews are strictly prohibited (Google Business Profile Help).
What's included
Pocket Factory cards are a one-time purchase starting at $19. No subscription or monthly fee is needed for the card to keep working when it points at a direct link, and every card can include a QR code backup. You enter your business website, see a preview with your logo and colors before checkout, and U.S. shipping is free. Most standard orders are expected to be produced and shipped within approximately 3–5 business days; delays are possible. You don't need to find your own review link: tell us your business name and location and we'll handle it.
Quick answers
Will the card survive a truck or tool bag?
The NFC chip has no battery to charge, because the phone powers it when tapped. Treat the card like any wallet card.
Can each tech have a card?
Yes. Order a pack that matches your crew size.
What if you can't find my Google page?
We contact you before production to confirm the right destination.
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