Tap or Scan
Your customer taps the NFC stand or scans the QR code using their phone.
Make it easier for customers to share their experience. With LSTech Review NFC cards and QR codes, customers can tap or scan and go directly to your Google review page.
Each physical device uses a unique LSTech redirect URL. It keeps the Google destination manageable while giving the customer a quick, clear next step.
Your customer taps the NFC stand or scans the QR code using their phone.
They are taken directly to your official Google review page through your active LSTech review link.
They can leave genuine feedback about their experience, in their own words.
LSTech Services supplies Google Review NFC cards, QR review codes and counter stands for Sydney, NSW and Australia-wide businesses that want a straightforward way to share their official Google review page.
Place a branded NFC review stand at the counter so guests can tap or scan after a good visit.
Give customers a neutral, easy way to open your Google review page without asking for a rating.
Use portable NFC cards or QR assets when your team works across different customer locations.
Choose the format that best fits how your customers interact with your team. All package prices are in Australian dollars.
LSTech Reviews helps businesses make it easier for customers to access their Google review page. We do not sell reviews, generate fake reviews, incentivise reviews, suppress negative feedback, or guarantee specific ratings.
Use neutral invitations such as “Share your experience” or “Review us on Google”. Every customer is given the same direct path.
LSTech Reviews is designed to make the customer journey simpler, not to influence the feedback itself.
It is a physical card or stand containing an NFC tag and optional QR code. A customer can tap or scan it to open your official Google review page.
No. Modern phones can usually open a compatible NFC link or QR code using built-in phone features.
Most modern iPhones and Android phones support NFC. LSTech tests programmed devices on compatible iPhone and Android devices before handover.
The phone opens an LSTech redirect link. When the device is active, that server-side link resolves to the business's configured official Google review destination.
Yes. The NFC chip stores a public LSTech redirect URL, not the Google destination itself. An authorised LSTech administrator can update the configured destination without reprogramming the tag.
No. It stores only a public LSTech redirect URL such as https://lstechservices.com/r/AB7K2M. It never stores database credentials, API keys, admin credentials, or customer private information.
Basic tap or scan measurement requires the LSTech redirect backend to be enabled. Where tracking is required, each physical NFC or QR device should use its own LSTech link because a web request alone cannot reliably infer the physical source.
No. We only make it easier for customers to reach the business's review page. Customers decide whether and what to write.
Yes. QR can be used on its own or alongside NFC, including in printable assets. It should contain the same type of LSTech redirect URL, never the final Google destination directly.
Yes. The planned service model separates businesses, locations and physical devices so every location can be configured with its own destination and device URLs.
We’ll confirm your Google Business Profile details and the most practical review-kit setup for your location.