One Tappi card on every table fixes it. Tap. Rate. Done. The laziest way for customers to leave you a 5-star review — plus a direct private line to the owner so problems get fixed fast.
The brutal maths
drop from a single 1-star review on a 4.6 from 40 reviews
of people won't even consider a business under 4 stars
fewer clicks when you fall from 4.5 → 4.0 stars
Sources: BrightLocal Local Consumer Review Survey, 2024.
Google rewards volume and recency. Most of your best guests walk out the door, mean to leave a review, and never do. Meanwhile every disappointed table finds your Google page in three taps. The maths is brutal — and entirely fixable.
How it works
Guest taps the Tappi Card on the table or scans the QR on the receipt. No app, no signup.
One tap to rate. The whole flow is under 30 seconds.
From a few tags, AI writes three on-brand review options. One tap to post on Google or TripAdvisor — offered to every guest, every rating.
Every guest is also offered a private line to the owner, so problems get heard and fixed fast — without ever blocking the public review path.
The tech behind it
Guests tap their phone — your review flow opens instantly. No app, no friction.
Receipts, menus, business cards, leaflets, posters, packaging. We supply the artwork.
No awkward "would you mind leaving us a review?" Just a tap, on the way out the door.

vs other tap-to-review cards
Most "tap to review" products are dumb tap stickers that send every guest — happy or furious — straight to your Google page. That's not marketing. That's roulette.
Competitor cards typically sell for £25–£35 one-off — hardware only, no software, no safety net.
Why owners love it
"We went from 12 Google reviews in a year to 31 in six weeks. Rating climbed from 4.3 to 4.7.
"The private-feedback flow saved us from at least three 1-stars. Now we hear about problems before everyone else does.
"Guests literally smile when they tap the card. It feels modern. Like the bill payment terminals.