|Rated 4.4 out of 5·1,098 reviewsNo subscriptionGoogle Review Cards
US$19
Hand it over when the job is done. They tap, and your review page is already open.
US$19
One-time price. No monthly fee.Ships from Preston. Approve today, arrives Mon 9 – Tue 10 Nov
Style: Google
Total US$19
| Quantity | Price per card | Total | |
|---|---|---|---|
1 | US$19 | US$19 | |
510% off | US$17 | US$85 | |
1015% off | US$16 | US$160 | |
2020% off | US$15 | US$300 | |
5030% off | US$13 | US$650 | |
| US$19 | US$19 |
Just the card
For the door or checkout.
US$19
Review Bundle
Table talker and 2 review cards.
US$75
Made in the UK
30-day refund
Ask within 30 days
Designed free
By a real designer
No app
For your customer
Tap or scan
Any iPhone or Android
Ships from Preston. Approve today, arrives Mon 9 – Tue 10 Nov
You ask for a review. The customer says yes. Then they get home and forget.
A Google review card opens your review page on their phone while they are still standing with you.
| What | Best for | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Review card | Trades at the door, clinics at checkout | US$19, or US$16 each for 10 |
| Review stand | A counter or front desk | See the stand |
| Review Bundle | Both: 1 table talker and 2 cards | US$75 (US$134 bought apart) |
Asking for a review is easy. Getting one is not.
You finish the job. The customer is happy. You ask them to leave a review, and they say "of course."
Then they have to find you on Google, find the review button, and remember to do it tonight. Then life gets in the way.
The review was never the hard part. Getting to the review page was.
“Hard to direct people to review.”A V1CE customer, describing life before the card
They mean to do it later.
Later, the moment and the goodwill have both gone.
A link said out loud never gets typed.
Spell out a web address at the door, and you can watch it fail.
Paper survey cards end up in a drawer.
One customer asked for ours to replace them.
Searching for you takes too many taps.
Open Google, find your name, find the review button. Three steps before they type a word.
How it works
Here's what happens, from the hand over to the review.
Hand it over.
Give the card to every customer when the job is done or at checkout.
They tap or scan.
Any iPhone or Android. No app. No tap on their phone? They scan the QR code.
Your review page opens.
Not your profile, not a search. The review form, ready to write in.
How to set up your Google review card
Three steps, done on your own phone when the card arrives.
Card, stand, or both?
All three open your review page. What changes is where your customer is when you ask.
The review card, for the end of the job.
US$19
Roofers, plumbers, cleaners and tree surgeons hand it over at the door. Clinics hand it over at checkout. Ten for the team is US$16 each.
Choose the card
The review stand, for a counter or front desk.
See the stand
Every customer sees it on the counter while they pay, without you having to ask.
Choose the stand
The Review Bundle, for a counter and a team.
US$75 (US$134 bought apart)
One table talker for the counter and two review cards for the team.
Choose the bundleHand it to everyone. Google's rules say you can't pick only happy customers, and the card can't choose who reviews you.
No tap counts. You'll see the result in your reviews, not in a dashboard.
You still have to ask. The card makes saying yes easy, but it won't ask for you.
“Can't I get one cheaper?”
You can. Google gives you a free QR code, and generic tap cards cost US$1 to US$23. Here is what you get for the difference.
Four questions to ask before you buy
Does it open the review form, or just your profile?
Every extra tap loses people. You want the form itself.
Can they tap and scan?
Some phones have tap switched off. A QR code on the same card covers them.
Does it carry your brand?
A card with your logo looks like part of the job, not an afterthought.
What if it doesn't work for you?
You want a promise in writing, not a hope.
| Feature | V1CE cardUS$19, once | Google QR code Print it yourself | Generic tap card Other sellers |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | US$19, once | Free | US$1 to US$23 |
| Monthly fee | None | None | Varies |
| Opens the review form | Yes | Yes | Varies |
| Tap and QR code | Both | QR only | Varies |
| Your logo, designed for you | Yes, free | No | Generic or no branding |
| New review in 90 days, or your money back | Yes | No | No |
Google QR code from Google Business Profile. Generic card prices from two online sellers, checked 2 Nov 2026.
Our promise
A new review in 90 days, or your money back.
Use it for 90 days. If it hasn't brought you a new review, tell us and we refund you, because a card that sits in a drawer isn't worth paying for.
Changed your mind? You also have 30 days to ask for your money back.
Haydn, Founder, V1CE
Google review cards: your questions
Real questions from buyers and from Google searches.
A card with a tap chip and a QR code. When a customer taps it with their phone or scans the code, your Google review form opens. No app, no search.
No. You pay US$19 once. Nothing monthly.
No. The review page opens in their phone's browser. To post on Google they need a Google account, the same as any Google review.
Every card has a QR code too. They scan it with the camera.
You do, and it is quick. When the card arrives, you link it to your Google review page yourself. No waiting on us.
Yes. You set up each card on its own, so each one can point to a different review page.
Yes. Pick the style when you order.
Change it yourself. The card stays the same and points to your new link. No new card, no reprint.
Right after the customer says thanks. The job is done, they are happy, and they are still with you. Wait until tomorrow and the moment has gone.
Most of ours go to trades who finish at the customer's door: roofers, plumbers, exterior cleaners and tree surgeons. Clinics and dentists hand them over at checkout.
One for each person who finishes jobs. Five crews, five cards. From 10 cards the price drops to US$16 each, and 50 cards are US$13 each.
Google gives every business a free QR code for reviews. You can print it yourself. The card puts it in your customer's hand, with a tap that opens the review form.
Still stuck?
Ask once. Get the review.
Google review cards from US$13 each. Designed free.