Google Review Card for Retail Shop Counters

Ask at billing, while the customer is still pleased, and make leaving a review a single tap. A Google review card next to the UPI QR does both: staff say one line, the customer taps, and your review form opens without a search.

Keep it at billing. When a customer is happy, they tap it with their phone (or scan the QR) and your Google review form opens directly, so they can rate, write and post in under a minute without an app or a search.

Almost no time at your end. We encode the card for your Google listing before it ships, so when it arrives you place it at billing and tap it once to check the review form opens. If your listing changes later, you update the link from your ProfileTap account.

No. The card is passive: no battery, no charging and nothing to configure at the shop. The chip and QR hold your review link, which you can change later from your account, and there is no recurring fee.

Yes. The card itself needs no power or connection, but the customer's phone needs mobile data or Wi-Fi to open the Google review form and post the review, the same connection they use to pay by UPI at your counter.

Both are the same card in different finishes. White stands out on dark counters; black suits premium interiors. Pick whichever contrasts with your billing desk so customers spot it. Both cards, plus standees and stickers, are in the full Google review cards range.

No. Each card points to one Google listing, so a shop with two branches needs one card per branch, and reviews then land on the right location's page, which is what local customers check. For several branches in one order, see bulk Google review cards.

One line covers it: "Aap yahan tap karke review de sakte hain." Point at the card as you hand over the bill. Most shops brief the billing person in a minute, and the card does the rest.