Why Google reviews matter for restaurants & cafés
When people search "restaurants near me" or "best café in" your area, Google shows the places with strong ratings and plenty of recent reviews first. Most happy diners would leave a review, but they forget once they've left. A stand on the table catches them at the perfect moment: right after a great meal.
Where to place your review stand
- On every table: guests can review while waiting for the bill.
- At the billing counter: for takeaway and quick-service customers.
- With the bill folder: a small PVC card inside the folder works well.
- Near the exit: a last reminder as guests leave.
What your staff can say
“Hope you enjoyed your meal! If you have a moment, a Google review really helps us. Just scan or tap here.”
Use one stand for reviews and your menu
Because the link is dynamic, you can point a stand to your Google review page most of the time, and switch it to your Zomato or Swiggy page, a festival menu or an Instagram offer whenever you like, without buying new stands.
Why our review pad
Price
| Quantity | Price per piece | Example total |
|---|---|---|
| 1 – 9 pieces | ₹349 | 1 pad = ₹349 |
| 10 – 49 pieces | ₹300 | 10 pads = ₹3,000 |
| 50 – 99 pieces | ₹250 | 50 pads = ₹12,500 |
| 100+ pieces | ₹200 | 100 pads = ₹20,000 |
Same price for acrylic or PVC. Every pad includes a dynamic QR code, an NFC chip and the link of your choice.
Frequently asked questions
How many stands does a restaurant need?expand_more
Most restaurants use one per table plus one at the counter. With bulk pricing, 10 stands cost ₹300 each.
Can the stand open our menu instead of reviews?expand_more
Yes. The link can be changed anytime, so it can open your Google reviews, an online menu or a delivery page.
Will it work in a dimly lit restaurant?expand_more
Yes. Customers can also tap their phone on the NFC area, which works without a camera.