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Bad reviews cost you money. Stop them before they post.

A public bad review doesn't just look bad — it costs you real money, in customers who never walk through the door. ReviewEngine won't fix it for you, but the moment you're alerted, you get the shot to keep that customer's money instead of losing it to Google.

ReviewEngine is a UK service that monitors feedback submitted through NFC review cards. When a customer taps the card and rates their visit 4–5 stars, the review is sent straight to the business's Google listing. When they rate it 1–3 stars, the business owner is alerted privately instead, with a chance to resolve the problem before it reaches the public. It's built to work alongside any NFC review card, including the ones sold at nfc-cards.co.uk.

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"You can't stop someone having a bad visit. You can stop it being the first thing everyone else sees."

— ReviewEngine

What happens after the tap

Your NFC card already asks the question. ReviewEngine is what happens next.

How a tap becomes either a Google review or a private alert Every tap is captured the moment a customer rates their visit, before anything is posted anywhere. A 4 to 5 star rating is sent straight to the business's Google review page. A 1 to 3 star rating alerts the business immediately, with a private chance to make it right before the customer decides what to do next. G 4–5 STARS Google review page 1–3 STARS You're alerted Chance to make it right Captured before anything's posted

Every tap is captured the moment a customer rates their visit, before anything is posted anywhere. A 4 to 5 star rating is sent straight to the business's Google review page — done. A 1 to 3 star rating alerts the business immediately, with a private chance to make it right before the customer decides what to do next.

What ReviewEngine adds

The card catches the moment. This is what you do with it.

Common questions

Straight answers, no sales copy.

What is ReviewEngine?

ReviewEngine is a UK service that monitors feedback submitted through NFC review cards. When a customer taps the card and rates their visit 4–5 stars, the review is sent straight to the business's Google listing. When they rate it 1–3 stars, the business owner is alerted privately instead, with a chance to resolve the problem before it reaches the public.

How does ReviewEngine work with my NFC review card?

Every tap on the card is captured the moment a customer rates their visit, before anything is posted anywhere. Good ratings (4–5 stars) go straight to your Google review page. Lower ratings (1–3 stars) trigger an immediate private alert to you instead.

Does ReviewEngine replace Google Reviews?

No. Positive ratings still go straight to your Google review page as normal. ReviewEngine's role is to intercept the negative ones privately, before they become a public review, so you get a chance to make things right first.

Do I need an NFC review card before I can use ReviewEngine?

Yes, ReviewEngine works alongside an NFC review card on your counter. If you don't have one yet, nfc-cards.co.uk is where to get one first.

How do I get started with ReviewEngine?

Get in touch at hello@reviewengine.uk.

Stop losing money to reviews you never got the chance to fix.

If you've got an NFC card on the counter, ReviewEngine is what stops a single bad visit from costing you real money in customers who don't come back. If you don't have a card yet, that's the first step.