Relay Tap Cards Get on the list

Shop owners hate asking for reviews. A card on the counter does it for them.

I walk into shops with tap cards, hand one over, and the owner taps it on their own phone. This page is what I say, what it pays, and how to get on the list for the software behind it.

Get on the list

Free. Thirty seconds. Nothing is charged today.

The play, start to finish

  1. Hand them the card

    Walk in at a slow hour and ask if the business could use more Google reviews. Put the card in the owner's hand and tell them to tap it on their phone. A review page opens. They have never seen anything like it, and that is the whole demo.

  2. Sell the card

    You set the price. Most owners say yes at the counter because the card is already in their hand.

  3. Keep the page running

    The card is a one time sale. The review page behind it is the part a shop pays for every month, and it is the reason I go back to the same counter.

What a street of shops pays

Set your own prices and watch the month change. What I charge stays between me and my shops.

10
$40
$30
What your shops pay and what is left
Card sales, once$400
From your shops, every month$300
Your Relay account−$49
Left each month$251
Card sales are shown before what the cards cost you. Which cards I buy, and where, is shared on the inside. Founders pay $29 for the account, not $49. Nothing here is a promise. Your shops decide.

What you need

A pack of blank tap cards. Which ones I buy, and where, is shared once you are in. A phone with a charged battery. Two things to say, and they are right below.

That is all you carry in. No pitch deck, no laptop, no leave-behind. The card does the explaining.

Two things to say

At the door

Hi, my name's Sebastian. I'm local, from around the area.

I was wondering if your business could benefit from more Google reviews.

Then hand them the card and let them tap it. That is the demo.

At the close

That page is what your customers will see after they tap.

Where do your customers stand or sit most often?

Wherever they point is where the card goes, and the reason it sits there.

Use your own name and your own town. Price only comes up if they ask, and then it is your price, set by you.

Why the card alone is not the business

A card that opens Google straight away is a sale you make once. The owner never hears from you again, and you start over at the next door.

A card that opens a review page you control gives the shop a private feedback line and a monthly report, and that is what they keep paying for. I run those pages myself today, on software I built for my own shops.

I am turning it into accounts other people can run. It does not exist for resellers yet. When enough people are on the list, I build it, and the list is in the order you joined.

Get on the list

  • Seats 1 to 5. I pick these myself. You pay with proof: three months free in return for one filmed case study from your first shops and your numbers every week. Then $29 a month for life.
  • Seats 6 to 20. $29 a month for life, from the first day.
  • Everyone after that. $49 a month.

Nothing is charged today. I email before anything is.