Frequently Asked Questions

NFCHub is smart card infrastructure for NFC and QR Google Review cards. Suppliers manufacture cards in bulk, resellers activate them for local businesses, and customers tap or scan the card to reach the business's Google Review page.

NFC (Near Field Communication) is a short-range wireless technology. Tapping an NFC card against a compatible phone opens a link automatically, without needing a camera or an app.

A QR code is a scannable square barcode. Pointing a phone camera at it opens a link — most modern phones support this natively.

A regular QR code is permanently tied to whatever link was encoded into it. A dynamic QR, like the one NFCHub prints on every card, points to a NFCHub-controlled URL that can be repointed to a new destination at any time — without changing the printed code.

No. Every NFCHub card carries both NFC and a printed QR code, so a customer can tap or scan depending on what their phone supports.

The printed QR code works the same way on any phone with a camera — it's a reliable fallback for older or NFC-restricted devices.

Your supplier creates a reseller account for you and assigns you cards. Once you're logged in, you can activate cards for local businesses right away.

Enter the card code, the business name, and the business's Google Review link in the Activate Card screen. It takes about 30–60 seconds.

Typically under a minute — it's a three-field form designed to be filled out on your phone while you're in front of the business owner.

Yes, if your supplier has enabled destination editing for your account. The printed QR and programmed NFC keep working after the change — nothing needs to be reprinted.

No. Activating, editing, and testing a card are all simple forms. Programming NFC uses a free third-party NFC writing app on your phone — no coding required.

Copy the card's NFC link from its details page, open a compatible NFC writing app on your phone, and write the link to the card's chip. See our Reseller Guide for a full walkthrough.

Use the Test Card screen to see the QR code, the current destination, and the card's status before you hand it to a business — scan it yourself first to confirm everything works.

That's entirely up to you — NFCHub doesn't set reseller pricing. Many resellers price based on their card cost, packaging, and the value of ongoing support they offer the business.

Yes — create a batch for any quantity and NFCHub generates a unique card code and dynamic QR URL for each card immediately, ready to send to print.

No — that's the entire point. Cards are generic and print-ready the moment they're generated. The Google Review link is only added later, when a reseller activates a card for a specific business.

From your Resellers page, select a card code range and a reseller, and assign them in one action.

Yes — individual QR images (PNG/SVG), a ZIP of an entire batch, and a print-ready PDF sheet are all available from your Cards page.

Yes — a CSV export with each card's code, QR URL, and NFC URL is available per batch.

No. NFCHub makes it easier for customers to access a business's Google Review page — it does not guarantee any rating, review volume, or outcome.

Businesses can invite customers to share honest feedback. We recommend asking all customers consistently, rather than selectively targeting only satisfied ones.

Yes, through Google's own review interface, if they choose to.

No. NFCHub never uploads reviews, ratings, or photos on a business's behalf. Customers always use Google's own review interface directly.