Tap a phone, leave a review. Cards made right here in Hot Springs.
Most happy customers mean to leave you a review. Then they get in the car, and it’s gone.
A tap card closes that gap. They hold their phone to it, your Google review box opens, and they write it while they’re still standing in front of you. No searching for your name, no app, no link to type.
Three ways to put it in front of people
Review card
Wallet-size card for the counter, the clipboard, or the truck. Hand it over when the job's done and the customer is happiest.
Counter stand
Printed on my own 3D printers in your colors, with the card built in. Sits by the register so people can tap while they wait.
Keychain tag
For the techs, the mowers, the cleaners — anybody who finishes the job in the customer's driveway instead of at a counter.
Why buy them from one guy in Hot Springs
The online sellers mail you a card with a link on it and wish you luck. Plenty of those links point at the wrong place: a search page, an old listing, or a business with the same name two states over.
I set every card up with your review link, pulled from your own listing, and tap-test each one before it leaves my desk. If something changes later, a new location or a new listing, I’ll rewrite them.
What happens
I find your real review link
Straight from your Google Business Profile, and I open it myself to make sure it lands on your review box — not a competitor's, not a search page.
I write and test every card
Each one gets tapped with a phone before it leaves my hands. If a card doesn't open your review page on the first tap, you never see it.
Mailed to you
Your cards are tested, packed and mailed to you — Hot Springs, the Village, or anywhere in the US.
Questions
How much are they?
$25 for one card, $49 for three. Counter stands and keychains are priced on the order page. One payment, no subscription.
Does the customer need an app?
No. Every iPhone since the XS and nearly every Android reads them out of the box. For the few older phones that can't, I can put a QR code on the counter stand.
Is there a monthly fee?
No. The link lives on the chip, not on somebody's server. There's nothing to renew and nothing that stops working if a company goes out of business.
Is this allowed by Google?
Asking for reviews is fine. Paying for them or only handing the card to happy customers isn't. The card just makes the asking easier — give it to everyone.
What if my Google listing isn't set up right?
Then a review card is the wrong first step, and I'll tell you so. I also do Google Business Profile setup and cleanup.
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