For companies selling to local business
Sell NFC review cards without building the platform behind them.
A customer taps a card on the counter and lands on the business’s page — Google review, Wi-Fi, socials. You own the account, the branding and the relationship. We run the part that has to keep working for years after the card is printed.
Accounts are opened by arrangement — there is no self-serve signup.
The card is a permanent pointer, not a container.
Each card is written once with its own address and then locked, so nobody can overwrite it while it sits on a table. Where that address resolves lives in the database, and changes in a click.
A business changes its Wi-Fi password, moves its booking system, rebrands — the cards in their hand keep working. No reprints, no site visit, no stack of dead plastic.
Redirects are issued as temporary, never permanent. That sounds like a detail and is actually the whole product: a permanent redirect gets cached by phones forever, so reconfiguring a card would silently fail for every customer who had already tapped it.
What you run
- Your own tenancy
- Your businesses, cards and numbers are yours. Isolation is enforced in the database itself, not in application code, and it is covered by its own test suite.
- Stock you prepare in bulk
- Generate blank cards in batches, export the URL list, write and lock the tags at your desk. A card belongs to nobody until you assign it.
- Onboarding at the counter
- Details, branding, actions, assign cards — with a live preview of the finished page beside the form. Assigning a card is a database change, so it takes seconds in front of the customer.
- Wi-Fi that stays private
- Guest credentials render only for someone who physically tapped a card. Opening the page address on its own shows everything except the Wi-Fi, so a business can share the link freely.
- Self-service for the business
- Issue a link and the owner changes their own Wi-Fi password, links and colours — no account, no password, no support call. Revocable whenever you want.
- Numbers you can sell on
- Taps per card and per business, what people pressed, and when each business was last active. Link-preview bots are filtered out, so the figure you quote is a real one.
No cookie banner, because there is nothing to consent to.
Visitor IPs are never stored — only a one-way fingerprint salted with a value that changes daily, which is enough to ignore a double-tap and useless for anything else. Full browser identification strings are discarded; the device type, OS and browser family are kept.
Nothing is used for advertising or profiling, so the tap page needs no consent banner. On a page whose entire job is to be instant, that is worth real money.
Read the privacy page for exactly what a tap records.
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