Formada3D NFC tap-to-review counter stand and keyring tag
Customers tap their phone on the stand and your page opens: no app and no QR code to scan. It works with any web link, such as your Google or Facebook review page, a menu, a booking page or your own site. The 25 mm NFC chip is sealed inside the print, so nothing shows and it cannot be peeled off, and we program it before shipping. A matching keyring tag suits mobile trades.
From A$9.95 for the programmed keyring tag. Printed to order in Melbourne and shipped Australia-wide; we confirm the final price and lead time before anything is printed.
On the quote page choose Request a quote (no file needed) and name this part and the option you want.
What does it look like in use?
Renders are computer images of our own design, made from the same model we print. Photos of real prints will be added after the first production run.
Specifications: material, size and what it fits
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Material | PLA: matte black base with a white or colour face plate, or matching colours |
| Counter stand | Base 96 x 54 x 16 mm. Face plate 75.6 x 95 x 4.6 mm, leaning back 20 degrees, with 'tap to review' text and a tap icon |
| Keyring tag | 48 x 32 x 3.8 mm with a 5 mm keyring hole |
| NFC chip | Included: a 25 mm NTAG213 chip sealed inside each plate and tag, programmed by us with your web link (URL record) |
| Works with | Phones with NFC turned on. The link opens in the phone's browser; no app needed |
| Hardware | Nothing else to fit. No other hardware is included or needed |
Google and Facebook are trademarks of their owners. This stand is not affiliated with or endorsed by them.
How much does it cost?
Guide prices for printed parts, in Australian dollars. Shipping is extra; we confirm the final price, including any business minimum, before printing. Bulk and custom sizes are quoted per job.
| Option | From |
|---|---|
| Keyring tag, programmed | A$9.95 |
| Extra face plate (different message or link) | A$12.95 |
| 3 keyring tags, programmed | A$24.95 |
| Counter stand: base + plate, programmed | A$29.95 |
| Bundle: stand + 2 keyring tags | A$44.95 |
Who it's for
Cafes, shops and salons collecting reviews, market stalls, and trades who want a tag on the van keys or tool bag.
Safety & use
Use. Contains a small NFC chip sealed inside. Not a toy: keep tags away from young children.
The tag only opens the link we program; we can reprogram it if your link changes. Damage caused by misuse or modification is not covered.
This doesn't affect your rights under the Australian Consumer Law.
Common questions
How does an NFC review stand work?
A small NFC chip inside the stand stores your web link. When a customer holds a phone with NFC turned on near the plate, the phone opens that link in its browser. No app and no QR code are needed.
Is the NFC chip included?
Yes. Each face plate and keyring tag has a 25 mm NTAG213 chip sealed inside, and we program it with your link before shipping. Tell us the link when you order.
Which links can it open?
Any web link: a Google or Facebook review page, a menu, a booking page, a social profile or your own site. The chip is written as a URL record, which phones open automatically.
Can I change the link later?
The chip is sealed inside the print. Send it back or order an extra face plate (A$12.95) with the new link.
Can it carry our logo or colours?
The standard plate has 'tap to review' text and a generic tap icon. Matching colours are available, and custom text or a logo can be quoted.
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Last updated 11 October 2026.