Tap
Smart NFC tags for bars & restaurants

Goodbye, QR.

Turn tonight's happy guests into this week's Google reviews with one tap at the table, all on a page that's also your menu, WiFi, and events.

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One tap, no app to downloadPoint it anywhereChange it anytime
The hardware

A tag on the table, your brand on the screen.

Place Tap tags on tables, the bar, or the host stand. When a guest holds their phone to a tag, your venue-branded page opens instantly — on iPhone through an App Clip card that carries your name and image, on Android in the browser. Menu, Google reviews, reservations, or whatever you link in the dashboard. No app to download, no QR code.

Tap in real venues

Tap NFC tag on a textured white surface
Tap tag at coffee bar
Tap tag at bistro
Tap tag at fine dining
Tap tag at lounge
Tap tag at garden patio

Tap NFC tag

Specifications

Dimensions
76 × 76 × 3 mm (3 × 3 in)
Material
Cast acrylic, matte finish
Connectivity
NFC — tap to open
Compatibility
iPhone 6 and newer, NFC-enabled Android
Reprogrammable
Unlimited, via the Tap dashboard

What's in the box

  • Tap NFC tags, programmed to your venue before they ship
  • Quick-start card: where to place tags and how to test
  • Dashboard access — finish setup after checkout and edit your guest page online

Ships pre-programmed · ~5 business days

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Why Tap

More reviews. One page. Zero reprints.

The tag on the table is the least of it. Tap is what happens after the tap — a steady review pace on Google, one page with everything a guest needs, and the freedom to change any of it tonight. Every number below is published research.

01 · Google reviews

A steady stream of fresh reviews — the only ones guests still trust.

73%of consumers only trust reviews written in the last month.

A tap opens a guided funnel — guests rate, pick keyword chips, and paste a ready-made draft straight into Google. A one-star rating rise is linked to a 5–9% revenue lift (Luca, HBS).

Private feedback built in · no one's public review is ever blocked

02 · One guest page

Menu, WiFi, events — one page.

88%of diners would rather hold a paper menu than scan a QR code.

So don't make the phone the menu — make it everything else. One tap opens your menu link, WiFi, events, and socials on one venue-branded page, with live "Open · closes 11 PM" hours.

No app to download · no account · no QR code

03 · Never reprint

Change it tonight. Reprint nothing.

0.reprints, ever. A printed QR code is frozen the day it's laminated.

Point any tag at tonight's special, the event page, or your review funnel — from the dashboard, across every table at once.

Update once · every tag follows · no laminate run

Other NFC
iPhone lock screen showing a generic Website NFC Tag notification to open a URL in Safari
Tap
iPhone lock screen showing Tap's branded App Clip card for the venue

On iPhone, Tap can pop a branded card with your name and photo before the page even opens. On Android, your page just opens.

QR sticker / blank tagTap
Getting guests thereCamera hunt, or a bare "Open in Safari?" banner.One tap — straight to your page.
When something changesReprint, re-laminate, re-sticker every table.Update once — every tag follows.
What you learnNothing — a scan leaves no trace.Taps, clicks, and review sessions by table and staff member.

Fair's fair: the sticker is free. What isn't free is the camera fumbling, the reprint runs, and never knowing whether your Google reviews are growing. Tap is for when you're ready to leave that behind.

Start getting reviewsSee pricingPre-programmed · any phone · no app to download
The software

Guests get a page. You get the numbers.

Tap is two screens. Your guest page — the venue-branded page a tap opens, with your menu, links, and live hours. And the dashboard — where you design that page, run your review funnel, and watch every tap turn into a number.

203 Social
Steakhouse lounge · New York
Open · closes 11 PM
Prime cuts, polished cocktails, and a lively late-night bar at 203 Emma Street.
Dinner MenuPrime cuts, shared plates, late-night bites
Leave a Google ReviewTell us how the night went
Reserve a TableDining room, bar seats, and booths
Follow on Instagram
Share
Powered by Tap
01 · Your guest page

Everything guests ask the staff, one tap away.

  • Menu, WiFi, events, socials — every link on one page, the moment the tag is tapped.
  • Live hours built in — "Open · closes 11 PM" answers the question before it's asked.
  • A Google review in seconds: rate, tap keyword chips, paste the draft. Private feedback is built in and additive — no review gating, every rating can go public.
  • One share button, so tonight's guest can send your page to the friend who picks the next spot.

No app to download · no account · no QR code

02 · The dashboard

Publish in one click. Watch the numbers move.

  • Design Studio — twelve templates, a live phone preview, and one-click publish. Change the page and every tag follows; nothing goes back to the printer.
  • Analytics — total scans, unique and returning guests, clicks, and CTR, each with a delta against the prior period. Daily scans, peak hours, top links, CSV export.
  • Reviews — point the funnel at Google, Yelp, TripAdvisor, or Facebook. Watch opened → rated → redirected, see which staff member's tag earned the review, and read private feedback in one inbox.
  • Plus the unglamorous essentials: tags, orders, and your team — all in one place.
dashboard.taphq.co/analytics
Analytics
Jun 8 — Jul 8, 2026
Last 7 daysLast 30 daysLast 90 daysExport
Total scans
2,847
+18.2%
Unique guests
1,904
+12.4%
Returning
486
+9.1%
Total clicks
1,732
+15.7%
Avg CTR
60.8%
+2.3%
Daily Scans
vs prior 30 days
Peak Hours
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
LessMore
Top links
LinkTypeClicksCTR
Dinner Menumenu51218.0%
Leave a Google Reviewreview30610.7%
Follow on Instagramsocial2147.5%
Reserve a Tablereservation1876.6%
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Frequently asked

The questions we get most.

Isn't this just a fancy QR code?
A QR code opens a link, and that's where it stops. Tap is the review funnel, one page for your menu and everything else, and analytics you run from a dashboard — on a tag you can repoint anytime without reprinting. The tap is the easy part; what happens after it is the product.
Why pay monthly when a $30 tap-to-review stand has no fees?
A $30 stand sells you a review link — but the link was never the problem. On Growth, if your Google review pace hasn't doubled in 60 days, your subscription is credited until it does. It comes down to timing: most guests only trust reviews from the last month, so you need a fresh stream every week. Tap keeps that stream going — a guided funnel at every seat, per-table and per-server numbers, and one page for your whole guest experience. A stand can't do any of that, and it guarantees nothing.
Can I really get more Google reviews without breaking the rules?
Yes — because Tap never hides your bad reviews. Every guest, happy or not, can always leave a public Google review; a guest who had a rough night can also send you a private note, but never instead of the public one. That's the line the FTC drew in 2024, and a lot of “review filter” gadgets cross it.
Will it actually work on my customers' phones?
Yep. iPhone 6 or newer, and pretty much every Android shipped in the last six years. No app to download from the App Store — tap and go.
My regulars are older — will they know to tap?
Tapping is the motion they already make every time they pay with a card or their phone: no camera, no aiming, no zooming. That's exactly the friction older guests hit with QR menus — a William Blair poll found 65% of people over 60 are uncomfortable using them, and tapping sidesteps all of it.
Do I need my staff to do anything?
One sentence at check-drop — “tap the coaster if you had a good time” — is the whole job. The review invites and your guest page are set once and run themselves; you read one number a month. It's built for an owner who's already stretched across the floor, the books, and the schedule.
Can I change what the tap does later?
Yes — that's the whole point. Open the dashboard, change the destination, done. Point it at your menu today, your holiday lineup tomorrow.
What if it doesn't work for us — am I locked in?
No contract: cancel anytime, and your analytics export to a spreadsheet on the way out. Growth also comes with a guarantee — double your Google review pace within 60 days, or your Growth subscription is credited until you do. The downside is close to zero, and that's deliberate.
What does it actually cost?
Two plans: Starter is $49/mo and Growth is $99/mo. Both include your tags, your guest page, and the dashboard. Monthly plans add a one-time $89 hardware fee; annual plans waive it. Standard shipping is always free.
How fast do they ship?
Tags ship ready to place — most U.S. orders arrive within about five business days. Set up your guest page online while they're on the way.