One tap can make business easier.

Think about the small moments in a normal business day: a happy customer is ready to leave feedback, a guest wants to see the menu, or someone asks how to find your booking page. If getting to the right place takes too many steps, people may put it off. An NFC card makes that next step quick and clear.

What is an NFC card?

NFC stands for near-field communication. It is the short-range technology that lets a compatible smartphone read a small chip when the phone is held close to it. With a business NFC card, that tap can open a web link—such as your Google review page or digital menu—without the customer needing to search for your business or type in a long address.

The card does not do the work for the customer; it removes some friction. They still choose whether to leave a review, browse your menu or visit your page. Your job is to make the useful next step easy to find.

Make leaving a Google review easier

Customers often mean to leave a review and then get distracted. A review card placed at checkout, on a counter or near the exit gives them a direct route to your Google review page while their experience is still fresh.

That can help many kinds of local businesses: a salon after an appointment, a café after a good meal, a shop at checkout, or a service professional after finishing a job. The customer taps, lands on your review page and can decide whether they want to share feedback.

There is no card that can guarantee reviews or a higher position on Google. The value is that satisfied customers have a simpler path when they are ready to leave honest feedback.

Share your menu, booking page or other useful link

Not every business needs a review card. A tappable NFC card can take a customer to the online destination that saves them time. For restaurants and cafés, that might be a digital menu on the table. A service business could use a card at reception to open a booking or information page. Choose the link that answers the question customers ask most often.

• Restaurants and cafés: let guests open the digital menu from the table.
• Shops and salons: make it easy to find your review page at checkout or reception.
• Service businesses: give customers a quick route to a relevant page when they need it.

You can place cards wherever that next step naturally happens: at a counter, on a table, near checkout, or at reception. The placement makes the purpose obvious and lets your team show customers what to do in a few words.

Why make it a tap instead of another instruction?

People are used to using their phones to find information. An NFC card connects the physical place they are standing with the digital page they need. Rather than explaining where to search, asking them to remember a web address or handing them a paper link, you give them one clear action.

That can make the experience feel smoother for customers and simpler for staff. Once the cards are set up, your team can just point them out at the right moment. There is no extra app to install for the customer; their phone opens the destination in the browser or relevant app, depending on their device and settings.

Getting started is straightforward

Start by deciding what you want the card to do. Pick one clear destination, such as your Google review page or your online menu. Then choose how many cards you need and where you plan to put them. Jokafy programs each card for your business before it arrives.

• Choose review cards, menu cards, or a mix of both.
• Send the destination link you want customers to open.
• Place the cards where customers are most likely to use them.

A single card is listed at €20, and the per-card price decreases for larger quantities. If you need cards for several tables, locations or team members, ask for a quote with the quantity and card type you have in mind.