What you can order
A6 (10.5 by 14.8 cm), 1.8 mm PVC or clear acrylic on an L-shaped base, for by the till. NTAG213 chip behind the tap mark, QR code on the front.
10 by 10 cm, 3 mm acrylic with an adhesive back, for a counter, a table, a wall or the side of the till.
The size of a bank card, printed on both sides, kept at the till or handed to a customer.
40 mm round, in packs of ten, for tables, windows, menus and delivery bags. On-metal stickers (30 mm, £4 each) work on card machines, fridges and metal counters.
Our standard design fills in your logo, colours and name, and you see the exact preview before you order. Or upload your own artwork, or ask us to design it: we send a proof, and nothing is printed until you approve it.
The hardware stays in your venue if you ever cancel. The link simply shows a plain page saying the programme has ended.
How the chip works
Each piece has its own chip holding a short public link and nothing else. There is no battery and no radio of its own; the phone powers it for the half second of the tap. We lock every chip after writing it, so nobody can change where it points, and we tap-check each piece before posting it. If one is lost or stolen, you mark it lost in the dashboard and that piece stops working within a second; the others carry on.
iPhone XS and later and modern Android phones read the chip without any app. Older iPhones, and phones with NFC switched off, use the QR code.
Get your counter kit
Two pieces included with your plan, posted free in the UK. Order more from the dashboard any time.
Questions
Can I use my own stands or cards?+
Yes. Upload your own artwork when you order, or we can encode chips you already own, or send you the link to print your own QR. Two pieces are included because most venues want them, not because they are required.
Does the chip track customers?+
No. It holds a link. We record that a tap opened the join page, which tells you which counter brings people in, and nothing about the phone itself.