FAQ

FAQ

Google review stand questions

Monthly fees, phone support, Google’s review policies, and whether more reviews actually help you get found.

Does this cost anything monthly?+

No. Never a subscription fee. The Google review stand is R249. Buy 2 and save 20%; buy 3 and save 30%. Taps and scans are unlimited after you buy. Stickers and NFC cards are coming soon.

Does it work on all phones?+

NFC tap works on virtually all modern iPhone and Android phones. The stand also has a QR code for scan. Nobody needs to download an app.

How long does delivery take?+

Shipping is chosen on Shopify checkout. Set up PUDO, PostNet, and The Courier Guy as shipping rates in the Shopify admin so customers can pick them when they pay.

Are these ReviewZ-branded products?+

No. ReviewZ is the shop. We sell a stock Google review stand — Google-review artwork, tap or scan. We encode your Google review link. Our logo is not printed on the product.

Can I put my own logo on it?+

Standard products ship with Google review artwork (stars and “review us on Google”). We put your unique review URL on the chip and QR. Custom logo printing is not the default. Ask on WhatsApp before you order if you need your own artwork.

Do you sell stickers and NFC cards?+

Not yet. The Google review stand is the product we sell today. Stickers and NFC cards are coming soon — use the contact form if you want to be notified.

Can I change the review link later?+

Yes. If you move, rebrand, or your Google listing URL changes, we can help re-encode the NFC chip. Ask on WhatsApp — easy setup is the point.

Does this only work for Google reviews?+

Google is the default, because that is where South African customers search locally and where Maps listings live. The NFC chip or QR can be set to another review URL if you need that instead.

Is this against Google's review policies?+

No. Linking a customer straight to Google’s official review form is allowed. What Google does not allow is paying people for reviews, requiring a 5-star rating, or screening reviews before they are posted. ReviewZ does none of those things — the customer writes and posts on Google themselves.

Will this actually help my business get found on Google?+

Review count and recency are known factors in how Google ranks businesses in local search and Maps, so more genuine reviews tend to support better visibility over time. They are one ranking factor among many — not a guaranteed jump to #1 — but they are one of the few signals a small business can influence week after week.