The item is only half of it. What matters is where it sends people, and that you can change that later. Here is how different places use them.
One card per person, all pointing at pages you control from one dashboard.
- Each card carries its own name, title and contact details
- Someone leaves, you switch their card off from the dashboard
- Numbers and titles change without reprinting the set
Menus on the table, reviews at the counter, both changeable at any hour.
- A stand beside the till pointing at your Google review page
- Table stands that open the menu
- Change the menu link when the menu changes, with nothing reprinted
Badges with each attendee's name, and bands that stay on the wrist.
- Badges printed and set up per attendee from your spreadsheet
- Wristbands for festivals, camps and multi day events
- Every badge also carries a QR code, so no phone is left out
Student and staff cards that open a profile, a timetable or a guardian page.
- One card per student, printed with their name
- Cards point at pages you control, so nothing is printed on the card that will change
- Attendance and guardian portals are still being built, so today a card opens a page
Booking links and review requests where clients are already standing.
- A stand at reception pointing at your booking page
- Keychains for regulars, pointing at the same link
- Switch the link to a new booking system without reprinting
A card that opens a listing today and a different one next month.
- Metal cards for the handshake that matters
- Repoint a card at whichever listing you are showing
- Stickers for signage and folders
One tap for members, giving, schedules or sign ups.
- Keychains and bands members already carry
- Stands at the entrance for schedules or giving links
- Change where they point for a season or an event
Sell tap products under your own name, with us printing behind you.
- Your own storefront page at an address we host
- Orders arrive under your store name, and customers hear from your store
- Pricing and payouts are still being worked out, so talk to us first