ZapTap

The 90-second window

Your happy customers meant to leave you a review.

Almost none of them did. It wasn't your service. It was a 90-second window that closed before they got to their car.

ZapTap is a card with your logo on it that sits where that window opens. The customer holds their phone near it. Your Google review page is already open. No app. No camera. No typing.

A phone held near a ZapTap card on a counter, with the Google review page opening on screen
  • One payment. No subscription.
  • Free custom design.
  • Free shipping.
  • Don't love the design? Free redesign within 30 days.

See it work

Ten seconds. That's the whole product.

No camera. No app. No typing. The phone touches the card and your Google review page is open.

What's actually at stake

It isn't your star rating. It's whether you show up at all.

Most owners watch the rating. 4.2. 4.3. Trying to crack 4.5. But the rating is what people see after they find you.

Businesses with a steady stream of new reviews tend to show up better in local search. So a 4.9 with 40 old reviews can sit below a 4.5 with 400 recent ones, because one is on the map and the other isn't.

Reviews aren't a scoreboard. They're a distribution channel.

97%
of people read reviews before choosing a local businessBrightLocal, 2026 — independent research
41%
read them every single timeBrightLocal, 2026 — independent research
93%
won't consider a business rated under 3 starsWhitespark — independent research
6
review sites the average customer checksBrightLocal, 2026 — independent research

The cards

Cover every place the window opens.

Everything is designed around your logo and colors, free. One payment. Free shipping.

It's bought once, so the question isn't what it costs a month. One extra service call covers the whole system. One extra table covers a card.

The Counter Card — 1 custom NFC review card

The Counter Card

1 custom NFC review card

One card with your logo on it. Keep it by the register or in a tech's pocket. The cheapest way to find out whether your customers tap.

$19.99$27.99/ card

Direct price - no reseller markup

Points to your Google review page. It can also point to your social profile or an internal feedback form for staff and events, and you can change it any time.

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4 for the price of 3
The Counter Card, 4-Pack — 4 custom NFC review cards

The Counter Card, 4-Pack

4 custom NFC review cards

Four of the same card. One by the register, one at the back, one in a pocket, one spare for when a staff member walks off with the first three.

$59.97$79.96/ 4-pack

Four cards, three-card price

Points to your Google review page. It can also point to your social profile or an internal feedback form for staff and events, and you can change it any time.

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The Front Desk Plate — 1 custom NFC counter plate

The Front Desk Plate

1 custom NFC counter plate

Sits flat on the counter or front desk and stays there. Nobody has to remember to bring it out.

$35.00$49.00/ plate

Direct price - no reseller markup

Points to your Google review page. It can also point to your social profile or an internal feedback form for staff and events, and you can change it any time.

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The Tabletop Asker — 1 NFC display with stand

The Tabletop Asker

1 NFC display with stand

Stands up on a table where people are already looking. Best for restaurants, waiting rooms, and anywhere the customer sits down.

$39.99$54.99/ display

Direct price - no reseller markup

Points to your Google review page. It can also point to your social profile or an internal feedback form for staff and events, and you can change it any time.

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Bundles

One touchpoint catches one moment. Most businesses have three or four.

The most efficient for getting reviews
The Table Kit — 3 cards + 1 tabletop display

The Table Kit

3 cards + 1 tabletop display

The display stands where the customer is already sitting, and the three cards go wherever the display can't: a pocket, the register, the pickup counter.

  • 3 custom NFC cards
  • 1 tabletop display with stand
$84.00$99.96/ bundle

Direct price - no reseller markup

Points to your Google review page. It can also point to your social profile or an internal feedback form for staff and events, and you can change it any time.

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Covers one counter
The Starter Kit — 3 cards + 1 counter plate

The Starter Kit

3 cards + 1 counter plate

Covers a single point of sale. One plate that lives on the counter, plus three cards for staff to hand over.

  • 3 custom NFC cards
  • 1 NFC counter plate
$79.00$94.97/ bundle

Direct price - no reseller markup

Points to your Google review page. It can also point to your social profile or an internal feedback form for staff and events, and you can change it any time.

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Perfect for full coverage
The Full Floor System — 4 cards + 1 counter plate + 1 tabletop display

The Full Floor System

4 cards + 1 counter plate + 1 tabletop display

Covers every place the window opens: the counter, the tables, and whoever is handing the customer their check or their keys.

  • 4 custom NFC cards
  • 1 NFC counter plate
  • 1 tabletop display with stand
$129.00$154.95/ bundle

Direct price - no reseller markup

Points to your Google review page. It can also point to your social profile or an internal feedback form for staff and events, and you can change it any time.

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Multiple locations, or something we don't list?

More cards than the bundles cover, a different material, one design per location. Tell us what you need and we'll quote it. No minimum order.

Get a quote by text

If you don't like how it looks

Not happy with the design once it's in your hands? Tell us within 30 days and we'll make you a new one, free.

30-day design guarantee

Wrong color, logo too small, layout not quite right — whatever it is, tell us within 30 days of delivery and we'll redesign it and send a new one, on us. One free redesign per order. You don't need to send the first set back.

Chip replacement, for as long as you own it

If a chip ever stops reading, tell us and we send a new one. No charge, no argument, no warranty window to check. It's the most common complaint about cheap cards, so we took it off the table.

You can also just buy one card for $19.99 and try it for a week before you order for the whole floor. There's no minimum and nothing to cancel.

Why every method failed

Willingness has a shelf life. About ninety seconds.

The moment right after good work is the moment they want to say something. They're still at your counter. Still in the chair. Still looking at the finished job.

Then they pay. They chat. They pick up their keys. They walk out. They get in the car. And it's gone. Not refused, just gone.

You never had a motivation problem. You had a timing problem and a step-count problem.

Every method you've tried either asked after the window closed, or asked inside it and then demanded more steps than ninety seconds can survive. That's a structural failure. It isn't you, it isn't your staff, and it isn't your customers.

Asking them out loudInside the window7+ steps, laterThey say sure. Then they unlock their phone at home, open Google, search your name, pick the right listing, scroll, find the button. They don't. And your staff has to remember to ask every time, on a busy day.
A QR code on the receipt or counterInside the window5-8 stepsNotice it. Pull out the phone. Unlock. Open the camera. Aim. Wait for focus. Tap the banner. Most people quit somewhere in the middle, and a bent or dim code doesn't scan at all.
A text or email afterwardHours after it closed3-4 stepsThe steps are few. The timing is wrong. By the time it lands they're back at work and the feeling is gone.
Review software, $300-900/moHours after it closed3-4 stepsIt automates the late ask. Expensive automation of the wrong moment.
A link on the receipt or a business cardRead outside the window7+ stepsIt leaves the building in a pocket and gets read never.
ZapTapInside the window1 stepHold the phone near the card. The review page is already open.

Zero-step capture

One step. Hold the phone near the card.

No searching for your business and hoping they pick the right listing. One step, done inside the ninety seconds with room to spare. Three things make that work, and none of them are optional.

Three things that are part of how it works, not features on a list

It has to sit where the moment happens

A card in a drawer does nothing. That's why ZapTap comes as cards for the staff, a plate for the counter, and a stand for the table, so the ask is already there when the window opens. Nobody has to remember anything.

It has to work every single time

A dead chip doesn't just fail, it burns the one moment you had. So every ZapTap ships with a printed backup QR code, a link you can change whenever you want, and free chip replacement for as long as you own it.

It has to look like it belongs to you

A blank plastic card reads as a solicitation. A card with your logo and your colors reads as part of your business, and customers treat it that way. The custom design is included, not a $30 add-on.

Not ready to buy

Send us your logo. We'll design your card and send it back free.

No charge, no commitment, no follow-up calls. Send your logo and what your business is called, and we'll send back an image of your actual card: your colors, your name, your layout. If you like it, you order. If you don't, you keep the file.

It's the fastest way to find out whether "custom design" means what we say it means.

Send it here

Text us your logoEmail my logo

Usually back to you the same day.

The $8 card question

A card that fails is worse than no card at all.

Fair question. There are cheaper cards. We'd rather tell you exactly what happens with them than pretend they don't exist.

Read the 1-star reviews on those listings and the same handful of complaints come up over and over. They matter more here than they would on most products, because when the chip doesn't read you don't just lose an $8 card. You lose the ninety seconds you were saving it for. The customer is standing there, phone out, and nothing happens. That window doesn't reopen.

The chip stops working after a week or two. You tap and nothing happens.

Free chip replacement for as long as you own it. If it stops reading, we send a new one.

The print peels or the sticker lifts, and after a month it looks like junk on your counter.

Printed and finished properly, not a label stuck on blank plastic.

Blank cards arrive. The seller stops answering messages.

A phone number that reaches a person in Sammamish. On the Eastside we'll bring it to you.

You can't change where the link points, or you can but there's a yearly fee buried in the listing to do it.

Change the destination whenever you want. One payment, no subscription, no fee to reprogram.

It ships from overseas and takes three weeks.

Free shipping, straight from us.

Generic card, no logo, or a logo upcharge at checkout.

Custom design with your logo and colors, included. No minimum order.

Complaints above are the recurring themes in 1-star reviews on low-cost NFC review cards sold on Amazon and Etsy, 2023-2026.

Questions

Straight answers

The honest answer is that it depends on where you put it and whether anyone says a word. A card in a drawer does nothing. A card on the counter that a staff member slides forward while saying "if you've got ten seconds" is a different thing entirely. Put it where the customer is already standing when the work is done, and say one sentence. We're a new company and we're not going to quote you a tap rate we haven't measured.

Before you order

Ask first. You'll get a person, not a form.

Tell us what your business does and we'll tell you which product fits and where to put it. If it's not a fit for you, we'll say that too.

We're in Sammamish. If you're in Bellevue, Redmond, Kirkland or Issaquah, we'll drive over, set it on your counter and tap it with our own phone so you can watch it work before you decide.