The short answer: an NFC Google review plate is a small physical plaque for your counter with a chip inside. A customer taps their phone against it and your Google review form opens instantly, no app and no typing a web address. Setup takes about a minute: find your Google review link, program it to the plate, and place it where customers pay. Mor pre-programs it for you before it ships.
Here is how it works and how to get yours live today.
What is an NFC Google review plate?
NFC stands for Near Field Communication, the same contactless technology in your bank card and phone wallet. A Mor review plate has a passive NFC chip and a printed QR code. When a phone touches the plate, it reads the chip and opens a link, in this case, your Google Business Profile review page.
Mor makes NFC Google review plates and stands, designed and made in Brisbane. The plate is a slim acrylic plaque that sticks to a counter; the stand is a small freestanding sign for a desk or till.
How it works in three taps
- The transaction ends. Your customer has paid and is happy.
- They tap. Their phone touches the plate. No app, no camera, no searching.
- They review. Your Google review form opens on their screen, ready for five stars.
If a phone has NFC switched off, the printed QR code is a foolproof backup. Every Mor plate includes both.
How to set up your review plate in 60 seconds
- Find your Google review link. Visit our product page and type in your address to link your business, which generates your business name in seconds. Then follow the checkout instructions to purchase.
- Program it to the plate. With Mor, when you purchase your product we will pre-program the chip before it ships, so it works out of the box.
- Place it where customers pay. The counter, reception desk, or beside the payment terminal. Add a short prompt like "Tap to review us."
That is the whole setup. Our setup and success guide covers placement tips and wording that gets the most taps.
NFC plate or QR code: which is better?
Both work, and you do not have to choose, because Mor includes both. NFC is faster, a single tap with no camera. A QR code is universal, working on any phone with a camera app. Together they remove every excuse not to leave a review.
Frequently asked questions
How do NFC review plates work?
A passive NFC chip inside the plate stores your Google review link. When a customer taps their phone on the plate, the phone reads the chip and opens your review form. No app is needed.
Do I need to charge an NFC review plate?
No. The chip is passive and draws a tiny amount of power from the phone that taps it, so there are no batteries and nothing to charge, ever.
How long does setup take?
About a minute. With Mor the plate arrives pre-programmed, so you place it on the counter and it works immediately.
Can I change the link later?
Yes. If you move, rebrand, or want to point the plate somewhere else, you can update the destination link for free by contacting us. We will be setting up a self-service portal in the future to change your link anytime.
Is a review plate against Google's policy?
No. Making it easier for customers to leave a genuine review is fine. Paying for or incentivising reviews is not.
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