The shortest way to your page.

Review cards, stands, stickers and wristbands with an NFC chip inside. A customer holds their phone near — or scans the QR on QR versions — and your review page or profile opens in their browser.

  • Card plans: pay once, or choose monthly
  • Opens in the browser on iPhone and Android
  • Tap sharing needs an NFC item, sold separately

Most recent iPhones and Android phones read NFC; on some Android phones it has to be switched on in settings.

Interest lasts a few seconds. Typing a web address takes longer.

  1. Hold it near: an NFC phone opens the page when it touches the item.
  2. Or scan it: QR versions also work with the phone's camera.
  3. It opens: in their browser. Nothing to install, on either side.

Put it where people ask "how do I find you?"

Every item here is a real object with an NFC chip, posted to you. You give us the link when you order; the chip opens it. The Digital Business Card is the one thing we deliver online.

Review stands · Google review card · NFC wristband · Review stickers · Review plaque · Social media cards · Digital Business Card

One link, set before it ships.

  1. You tell us the page: add the link on the product page before you buy.
  2. We set the item to open it: the NFC chip (and the QR code, on QR versions) points at that link, and the item is posted to you.
  3. They tap, or scan: their phone opens the page in its browser.

On items that offer it, the editable-link option — billed yearly and shown with its price before you pay — lets you switch the link from a dashboard without a new item.

A card makes asking easy. It can't promise stars.

Each review product opens the review link you give us — your Google, Tripadvisor or Trustpilot page — with a tap or a scan. The customer still writes their own review, in their own words. Google's rules don't allow rewarding customers for reviews or asking only the happy ones, so our cards are meant to be offered to everyone.

Three ways come with your card. Tap is an add-on.

Your Digital Business Card is delivered online: a profile link, a QR code and a wallet pass. Tapping a phone needs an NFC chip, so it only works if you also buy a physical NFC item such as the NFC wristband.

Plans & pricing

Both plans are one-time payments for the Digital Business Card.

Brand Presence — $79 one-time
Profile details, social links, documents, blog, products, testimonials, gallery, templates, password protection, visibility controls, contact display and analytics.
Business Add-ons — $129 one-time
Everything in Brand Presence plus CRM, card scanner, review requests, bookings, enquiries, contact leads, subscribers, forms and data export.

Who you're buying from.

NFC Online is an independent store, run separately from Let's Connect Card Ltd. Digital Business Cards bought here are set up on the Let's Connect platform (letsconnect.digital). NFC Online describes itself as a partner of Let's Connect Card Ltd; Let's Connect does not publish a list of its partners, so this cannot be checked on their website.

Shopping from International

The Digital Business Card is delivered online, so nothing is posted. NFC review cards, social cards, stands, stickers, plaques and wristbands are posted to the address you give at checkout; no delivery fee is added at checkout.

Does it work with every phone?
A Digital Business Card opens in any phone browser from its QR code, link or wallet pass. NFC items open with a tap on most recent iPhones and Android phones; versions with a printed QR code also work with the phone camera.
Do people need an app?
No. Everything opens in the browser.

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