At the till
Put the stand beside the card machine. When payment is done and the good experience is still fresh, one tap opens your Google review form.
For cafés, salons, shops, clinics and busy counters.
Launching in Navan, Co. Meath
Turn the payment moment into a five-star moment.
Put one small NFC tap point beside the till or inside the bill folder. Your customer taps, your Google review page opens, and they write the review on their own phone.
- No subscription
- No app
- Setup included
- Works on iPhone & Android
Tap. Review. Done.
The ask happens while the good experience is still fresh.
€29
Counter stand · one-off
Two payment moments. One easy ask.
Right place. Right time. One tap.
Asking later means chasing. A tap point makes the invitation visible exactly when your customer is already holding their phone.
With the bill
Tuck a slim review card into the bill presenter. Your guest can tap while the table is being cleared or the card machine is on its way.
For restaurants, bars, hotels and table service.
Why this matters
You're not worse. You're just harder to find.
When somebody in Navan searches “best breakfast near me”, Google leans heavily on how many reviews a place has and how recent they are. Two businesses of identical quality can sit pages apart for no reason other than one of them asked.
Most owners already ask. The problem was never the asking — it's the twelve seconds of searching after the customer says yes. That is the only gap this closes.
Same street. Same food.
The one down the street 4.6 out of 5
187
You 4.8 out of 5
23
You have the better rating. They have the reviews. Guess which one shows up first.
How it works
Three steps, and the fiddly one is ours.
Setup is included, not an upsell. We do the technical bit so nothing lands on you.
01
We link it to your listing
We find your Google Business Profile, point the tag at your review form, and test it on your own phone before we leave. You never touch a setting.
02
Your customer taps
Phone near the stand, screen on, and your review page opens in about a second. Every iPhone since the XR and effectively every Android. There is a QR code on the same plate for anything older.
03
They write it on their own phone
Which matters more than it sounds. Reviews typed on a shared shop tablet come from one device and one connection, and Google's spam systems filter them. Yours come from real accounts on real phones.
Buy it once. That's the whole deal.
Choose the format that suits your counter. Each price is a one-off payment with no monthly fee or account to maintain.
No subscription. Ever.
One payment and it's yours. No twelve-month term, no auto-renewal, no direct debit and no account to close.
For the extra spots
Sticker tags
€40
One-offpack of 3nothing to cancel
Slim waterproof discs that stick to a till, a menu holder, a mirror or the back of a card machine.
- Three tags, stick anywhere
- Waterproof and wipeable
- Linked to your listing before we hand them over
- NFC tap plus a QR code for older phones
Our recommendation
Counter stand
€29
One-offone-offnothing to cancel
The one we'd put on your counter first. Sits at the till, catches the eye, and survives a busy Saturday.
- Weighted stand, stays put
- NFC tap plus a QR code for older phones
- Set up and tested in person, on your phone
- Comes with our one-page guide to asking properly
Branded upgrade
Your logo on it
€49
One-offone-offnothing to cancel
Your branding printed on a waterproof face over the tag. Looks like it came with the fit-out.
- Your logo and your colours
- Waterproof printed face
- Counter stand or flat plate
- Free mock-up before you commit
Ten or more? Kitting out a few sites?
Multi-location, franchise and branded runs get priced properly rather than multiplied by ten. Still one-off, still no subscription — tell us how many counters and where they are.
The part nobody else mentions
Half this industry is quietly selling you a suspension.
Plenty of review-tag sellers ship a “smart feedback filter” that sends four and five stars to Google and everyone else to a private form. Google calls that selectively soliciting positive reviews. It is against their policy, it is a misleading commercial practice under Irish consumer law, and when it is caught the business loses the reviews — sometimes the whole profile.
Google also tightened the rules again in 2026: staff review quotas and asking customers to mention a particular staff member are now explicitly banned too.
Every stand ships with a one-page sheet on how to ask for reviews without putting your listing at risk. It costs us nothing and it is the most useful thing in the box.
What we will not do
- Filter customers so only the happy ones reach Google
- Set your staff review targets, or run a leaderboard
- Ask customers to name a staff member in their review
- Suggest you offer a discount, a free coffee or a raffle entry
- Sell you a shared shop tablet for people to type reviews on
What we do instead: make it effortless to ask everyone, and let the reviews fall where they fall.
Why trust us yet
No testimonials. Here's what we'll put in writing instead.
We're new. We haven't been going long enough to show you a wall of five-star quotes, and making them up would be the exact thing this page spends its time warning you about. So here is what you can actually hold us to from day one.
We turn up in person
We're in Navan. We deliver and set up around Meath ourselves, and the number on this site is answered by a person, not a form.
Setup is included, not an upsell
We find your Google listing, point the tag at your review form and test it on your own phone before we leave. You never touch a setting.
One payment, nothing to cancel
No subscription, no twelve-month term, no auto-renewal, no direct debit. There is no account, so there is nothing to catch you out in a year.
We will not build you review gating
No filter that quietly sends the happy customers to Google and everyone else to a private form. It breaks Google's policy, it's a misleading practice under Irish consumer law, and it can cost you the listing.
Reviews come from your customer's own phone
Not a shared shop tablet. Reviews typed on one device on one connection are exactly what Google's spam systems filter out — which is why we don't sell one.
Questions
The ones we get asked at the counter.
Does the customer need an app?
No. Nothing to download and nothing to sign up for. They hold their phone near the stand with the screen on and your review page opens. Every iPhone from the XR onwards and effectively every Android made in the last several years.
What if they have an older phone?
There's a QR code on the same plate. It goes to exactly the same place, and Google explicitly permits asking customers to scan a QR code to leave a review.
Is this against Google's rules?
No — Google's own guidance says you can ask customers to visit a link or scan a QR code to leave a review. What is against the rules is filtering who gets asked, offering anything in exchange, setting staff review targets, or asking customers to name a particular staff member. We won't help you do any of those, and we'll send you a one-page sheet explaining where the line is.
Could this get me bad reviews?
It could get you honest ones. We won't build anything that screens customers before sending them to Google — that's review gating, it breaks Google's policy and Irish consumer law, and it can cost you your listing. If your rating is already good, more reviews almost always help. If it isn't, we'll tell you straight that this isn't the thing to fix first.
Can I offer people a discount for leaving one?
No, and we'd talk you out of it. Incentivising reviews is a strict prohibition with Google and a banned commercial practice under the Consumer Rights Act 2022. It's also the fastest way to lose the reviews you already have.
Do I need a Google Business Profile first?
You need one, but you probably already have one — most businesses do, even if they've never claimed it. If yours isn't claimed we'll sort that out with you when we set the stand up. No extra charge.
Is there a monthly fee?
No. You buy it once and you own it. There is nothing to cancel. If we build you something bigger later that's a separate conversation you're free to say no to.
How long does delivery take?
Around Navan and the nearby Meath towns we usually drop it in and set it up within a few days. Further afield it goes by tracked post. Branded stands take about a week to make.
Are you actually local?
Navan. We deliver and set up in person around Meath, and the number on this page is answered by a person.
Want one on your counter this week?
Tell us the name of your business and we'll look up where you stand on Google before we even reply. If we don't think this will help you, we'll say so.
- Where we are
- Navan, Co. Meath
- Where we deliver
- Navan · Johnstown · Trim · Kells · Athboy · Ashbourne · Dunshaughlin · Ratoath · Duleek · Slane — and anywhere in Ireland by tracked post.
Need more than the stand?
We also help local businesses with practical websites, Google visibility and useful AI tools—but first, let's get your review stand working.