All three open the same Google review link; the difference is how the customer reaches it and how it looks on your counter. A printed QR sticker is the cheapest and works on any camera phone. A card is for handing over. An NFC standee adds tap-to-open and a finish that suits a premium counter. Choose by your counter, not by the gadget.
What does each option actually do?
QR sticker: a printed QR code that opens your review link when the customer points their camera at it. You can make one yourself with a free QR generator and a printer, or get it printed and laminated at any local print shop. It costs very little.
Review card: a credit-card-size card you hold out or leave on the counter. The POP TAP Google Review Card (₹999) has an NFC chip inside and a QR printed on it, so the customer can either tap their phone on it or scan it.
Review standee: a counter stand that stays in one place, facing the customer. The POP TAP Google Review Standee (₹1,999) is acrylic, with NFC tap and a printed QR, and your artwork on it.
How do they compare side by side?
| Question | QR sticker | Review card | Review standee |
|---|---|---|---|
| How the customer opens the link | Camera scan only | NFC tap or QR scan | NFC tap or QR scan |
| Where it lives | Stuck to the counter, wall or glass | In the staff’s pocket or on the counter | Standing on the counter, facing the customer |
| Works on iPhone and Android | Yes, via camera | Yes; NFC on supported phones, QR on all | Yes; NFC on supported phones, QR on all |
| How it ages | Paper fades and peels; laminated lasts longer | PVC, wipes clean | Acrylic, wipes clean |
| How it looks | Depends on your printer | Printed artwork, proof before print | Printed artwork, proof before print |
| Cost | Almost nothing | ₹999 | ₹1,999 |
| Good for | Any shop, especially on a tight budget | Floor staff, service desks, home visits | Billing counters, receptions, salons, clinics |
How much does a Google review stand or card cost in India?
Between under ₹100 and about ₹2,000, depending on which of the three you pick. POP TAP’s own prices are one-time, with nothing monthly, and include the programmed NFC chip, the printed QR and your artwork with a proof you approve before anything is made.
- QR printed and laminated locally: usually under ₹100.
- Basic QR stand on a marketplace: about ₹300–₹500 when we checked in October 2026. Sellers change prices often, so treat this as a range, not a quote.
- POP TAP Google Review Card: ₹999.
- POP TAP Google Review Standee: ₹1,999.
Shipping is free on POP TAP orders of ₹999 and above and ₹99 below that, India only, with delivery estimated at 2–5 working days after artwork approval. POP TAP prices on this page are correct on 20 October 2026.
Google review standee aur card ka price kya hai?
POP TAP का Google Review Standee ₹1,999 और Google Review Card ₹999। एक बार का खर्च, कोई monthly fee नहीं। सिर्फ़ QR चाहिए तो local print shop से ₹100 के अंदर काम चल जाता है — वह भी सही तरीका है।
When is a plain QR sticker enough?
If you run a small kirana, a tea stall or a busy repair counter where looks are not the point, a laminated QR sticker does the job. Print it big, stick it at eye level near the billing point, and ask every customer. You will get reviews. Replace it when it fades. There are also basic QR stands on online marketplaces that cost less than POP TAP; they are fine if you only need the QR.
One honest point: NFC does not bring more reviews by itself. The product only removes a few steps. The asking is still the thing that works, and that is free.
When is a review card the right choice?
- Your staff move around the shop and are not always at a counter.
- You return a repaired phone or finished service at a desk and want to hand something over.
- You visit customers at home or at their office.
- You want something that fits in a pocket and never clutters the counter.
When is a standee worth ₹1,999?
- Your counter is where every customer stands for a minute while paying, and you want the ask to be visible even when staff forget.
- Your shop looks premium, such as a mobile store, salon, clinic or boutique, and a curling paper QR does not match.
- You want tap-to-open: many customers find holding the phone against a stand quicker than opening the camera, especially older customers who are not used to scanning.
- You want the QR and the tap link printed and programmed by someone else, with a proof you approve before anything is made.
Can you combine them?
Many shops use two: a standee at the billing counter and a card at the service or accessories desk. All of them should carry the same review link so every review lands on the same Google profile. If you have more than one branch, each branch needs its own link, because each branch has its own Google Business Profile.
What should you check before buying any of them?
- Your Google Business Profile is verified and shows the right address.
- You have the direct review link. See How to find your Google review link.
- You have decided what staff will say. See How to get more Google reviews for your shop, and for mobile shops our dedicated mobile-shop page.
- You will never offer anything in return for a review. It is against Google’s policy, whichever product you use.