A counter stand that opens your page when a customer taps their phone on it. No app: a 25 mm NFC chip is sealed inside the face plate, programmed by us with your link before it ships. The plate also carries a printed QR code of the same link, so phones without NFC can scan instead. The keyring tag does the same on a van key or a tool bag.
Tell us the link when you order. There is a box for it above the Add to cart button: paste your Google review link, Facebook page, menu, booking page or website. We write it to the chip as a web-link record, which phones open straight in the browser, and we print the QR code from the same link.
In the box: the option you choose, programmed and ready to tap. Keyring (split ring) and phone not included. Nothing else to fit.
Changing the link later: the chip is sealed inside the print, so send the plate or tag back to be reprogrammed, or order an extra face plate with the new link.
Want your own text, a logo on the plate, or ten stands for a chain of cafes? Those are quoted per job in our business parts catalogue. For name keyrings, Wi-Fi tags, logo plaques and pet tags, see our NFC tags.
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NFC chip & use. Contains a small NFC chip sealed inside each face plate and tag. Not a toy: keep tags away from young children, and keep the keyring tag out of reach of pets. The chip only opens the web link we program for you; what that page shows is up to its owner. The parts are PLA, which can soften above about 55 °C, so keep them out of hot cars and direct sun on a windowsill. Not covered: damage from heat, solvents, modification, or use the product isn't designed for. This doesn't affect your rights under the Australian Consumer Law.
Colour & finish. This product is made of several printed parts, so slight colour or sheen differences can occur between parts printed from different filament batches. Fine layer lines are part of the 3D-printed finish. This doesn't affect strength or fit.
How does the tap-to-review stand work?
A 25 mm NFC chip inside the face plate stores your web link. When a customer holds a phone with NFC turned on near the plate, the phone opens that link in its browser, with no app. The plate and the keyring tags also carry a printed QR code of the same link for phones without NFC.
How do I give you the link, and can I change it later?
Paste it in the link box above Add to cart (a Google review page, Facebook page, menu, booking page or website). We program the chip and print the QR code from that link before shipping. The chip is sealed inside the print, so to change the link later, send the plate or tag back to be reprogrammed, or order an extra face plate with the new link.
Which phones can tap it?
Phones with NFC turned on, which is most iPhones and Android phones sold in recent years. The link opens as a normal web page. Anyone else can scan the QR code with the camera.
What material is the NFC Tap-to-Review Stand & Keyring Tags — Programmed with Your Link printed in?
Printed in plant-based PLA — made from renewable plant sugars (corn & sugarcane), not petroleum — with a lower carbon footprint than traditional plastics. Every order is printed to order in Melbourne, so there's no mass-production waste and nothing sitting in a warehouse.
How long does shipping take?
Australia: $10 standard / $15 express, free standard shipping over $100 · New Zealand: $15 · United States: $20 · Other countries: $25. Every item is printed to order and ships in 3–5 business days from Melbourne. Returns per Australian Consumer Law — if it arrives faulty or not as described, we make it right.
Where is it made?
Designed and 3D printed to order in our Melbourne, Australia workshop.
What's your returns policy?
Returns are handled per Australian Consumer Law — if it arrives faulty or not as described, we make it right.
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