Model VC-01 · Black stand
Ask for the review.
Or don’t.
A stand that sits on your counter. Customers tap their phone. Your Google review page opens. That is it.
Tap. Page opens.
- Counter
- While they payThe moment they are still standing in front of you and still pleased.
- Register
- Next to the terminalTheir phone is already out and already in their hand.
- Waiting area
- Before they leaveIdle minutes are the cheapest attention you will ever get.
For the window, the front door and anywhere a stand will not sit, the blue and white square plate sticks flat and carries the same link. See the plate.
Restaurant host stand
Coffee counter
- One stand
- $39
- Three stands, $29.67 each
- $89
- Catalogue
- Black stand, blue plate
- Power
- None. Passive chip
- Reads
- iPhone and Android
- Link changes
- Free, forever
- Restaurants
- Salons
- Barbershops
- Detailers
- Med spas
- Dental clinics
- Contractors
The whole catalogue
Two things. That is all we make.
The Stand
$39for oneBlack · 76 × 127.5 mm
Stands on a counter, a desk, or a checkout. Folded foot, no assembly.
Specification
- Material
- 3 mm cast acrylic, matte face, folded foot
- Chip
- NTAG215. Passive, no battery, no wifi, nothing to charge
- Works with
- iPhone and Android. Nothing for anyone to install
- In the box
- The stands encoded to your link, a placement card, adhesive pads, and your dashboard card
- Durability
- No moving parts and no battery. Wipes clean with a cloth
The Plate
$25for oneBlue and white · 100 × 100 mm
Sticks flat to glass, counters, and menu boards. Sold in packs, from one to ten.
Specification
- Material
- 100 mm square, 1.5 mm thick, blue and white
- Chip
- NTAG215. Passive, no battery, nothing to charge
- Mounts to
- Glass, laminate counters, painted metal, menu boards
- In the box
- One plate on a 3M adhesive backing, encoded to your link
- Durability
- Rated indoor. Reads through glass from the inside
A black acrylic stand for the counter, and a blue and white square plate for the window and the places a stand will not sit. Both hold the same chip, both carry a printed QR code, and both point at the one link you control.
Drawn to the same scale, so the two sizes are honest against each other.
Happy customers forget.
A tap does not.
Nobody walks out of a good haircut planning to write a review. They mean it when they say it was great, and then they are back in the car thinking about lunch.
The ask only works while they are still standing in front of you. A stand on the counter makes it at that moment, without your staff saying a word.
A piece of acrylic that does one job.
There is no clever part. A chip inside holds a web address. A phone held against it opens that address. The QR code on the face covers the phones that will not tap.
- Size
- 12.75 cm × 7.6 cm
- Material
- 3 mm cast acrylic, matte face
- Chip
- NTAG215, encoded before shipping
- Backup
- QR code printed on every stand
- Power
- None. Passive chip, no battery, no wifi
- Link changes
- Free, unlimited, from your dashboard
One stand covers one spot.
Every stand covers exactly the customers who walk past it. That is why shops buy more than one. Not the price break, the coverage.
- 01Checkout counterEveryone stops here. It is the one placement no shop should skip.
- 02Pay terminalCatches them while the card is still in their hand.
- 03Waiting areaPeople sitting with nothing to do are the easiest ask of the day.
- 04First chair or baynextThe ask lands best while the work is still in front of them.
Each stand also counts its own taps, so you can move the quiet one
Per stand, it gets cheaper.
A stand is a thing you buy, not a seat you rent.
- Price
- Paid once
- Monthly
- $0. There is no subscription and no plan to add one
- Taps
- Unlimited, for as long as you own the stand
- Link changes
- Free and unlimited
- Per review
- Nothing. We do not charge on results
More than one address? Ask for a multi-location quote
| Stands | Price | Per stand | You save | What it covers | Choose |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 101position | $39 | $39.00 | · | Checkout counter. | Choose |
| 201–02positions | $69 | $34.50 | $9 (12%) | Checkout counter, pay terminal. | Choose |
| 301–03positions | $89 | $29.67 | $28 (24%) | Checkout counter, pay terminal, waiting area. | Choose |
| 501–05positions | $129 | $25.80 | $66 (34%) | Every station, plus counter and terminal. | Choose |
| 1001–10positions | $179 | $17.90 | $211 (54%) | Two full locations, per-location links, labelled boxes. | Choose |
Savings are measured against buying the same number of stands one at a time at $39 each. There is no list price we discount from.
All prices in CAD
Three steps, then it runs itself.
- 01Send us your review linkPaste it at checkout, or reply to the order email if you need to find it first.
- 02We program and shipEvery chip is encoded and tested before it leaves, so nothing arrives blank.
- 03Put it where people stopCounter first, pay terminal second. It works the moment you take it out of the box.
The six we get most.
The rest are on the FAQ page, including where we stand on Google’s review policy.
Yes, iPhone XS and newer, with no app to install. Hold the top edge of the phone against the stand and the review page opens in Safari.
iPhone 7 through X can read it too, but the screen has to be awake and unlocked first. Anything older uses the QR code printed on the same face.
Every stand has a QR code printed on the face, pointing at the same review page. The camera app reads it, no separate scanner app, no typing.
In practice a busy counter uses both: regulars tap, and anyone whose phone does not cooperate scans instead.
No. The chip is passive, no battery, no charging, no pairing. It draws the tiny amount of power it needs from the phone that taps it.
The stand works during a power cut and works in a basement. The customer’s phone needs a connection to load the review page, but the stand itself never does.
No. You pay once for the stands. There is no subscription, no per-review charge, and no paid tier holding back a feature.
Link changes and tap counts are included for as long as you own the stand. The only thing we run on your behalf is the forwarder that makes changing the link possible, if we ever stopped running it, we would publish a way to reprogram your chips to point straight at your review page.
We program and pack orders in 1–2 business days. After that it is 3–7 business days across Canada and 5–9 to the US.
Rush processing moves your order to the front of the programming queue for $12, so it leaves the next business day. It does not change carrier transit time.
Asking every customer for feedback is fine. What is not allowed is offering an incentive for a review, or filtering so that only happy customers are asked, Google calls that review gating.
Vouchify does not do either. There is no discount for leaving a review, no star-rating screen in front of the link, and no way to route unhappy customers somewhere private. The stand opens your public review page for everyone who taps it, whatever they are about to write.
That is a deliberate product decision, and it is why the stand is a piece of acrylic rather than a funnel.
Put one on the counter.
Programmed to your review link before it ships, and tapped on both an iPhone and an Android handset as part of packing.