One tap. Wherever you point it.
A plaque on the counter, on the tables, on the aprons. What it opens is yours to decide — and ours to change from the dashboard without anyone reprinting anything.
Fitted in person · 30 days, no commitment · the plaques are yours to keep
The range
Four features. The price buys one, and you pick which.
Nothing here is a bundle and nothing is an add-on that only makes sense after something else. Any one of the four can be the reason you start. The two below the line are not features and are never charged for — they come with every plan.
Google Reviews
Catch the unhappy ones privately, send the happy ones to your public rating
Read more →Menus
Your menu behind a tap, counted per table, changed without a reprint
Read more →Staff Performance
A card per person, rated by the customer they served
Read more →Staff Attendance
Staff clock in and out on a tap; timesheets and a payroll export
Read more →Othersincluded
WiFi, socials, bookings, loyalty — or any link at all. Free on every plan
Read more →AI Nudgeincluded
Weekly checks that search engines and AI assistants can read you correctly
Read more →The mechanic
Why it is a subscription and not a sticker
A printed QR code is frozen the day it is printed. Everything below is what the plaque does that a sticker cannot, and it is the same three things whichever feature you bought.
One plaque, whichever job you need
The plaque on your counter is not a review plaque or a menu plaque. It is a plaque. What it opens is a setting, and the setting is ours to change from the dashboard the moment you ask.
Change the destination without reprinting
A new menu, a seasonal booking page, a different link for the school holidays — the plaque never moves and nothing gets reprinted. This is the part a laminated QR code cannot do at any price.
Every tap counted, per placement
Each plaque carries its own link, so the front counter and table nine never blur into one number. Which spot, which hour, which day, tapped or scanned, on what kind of phone.
On every plan
Everything a walk-in business actually needs
One tap, no app, no typing
A customer taps the tag or scans the code and your page opens on their phone. No download, no account, nothing to fill in. That is the whole reason it gets used.
Any feature can be the one you start on
The tier price buys one feature and you choose which — reviews, menus, Staff Performance or Staff Attendance. Add a second later and it is a line on the same agreement, not a new one.
Team access, free
Send a link and a manager joins. Scope them to a single location, or make them view-only. You are billed per business — never per person, and never per plaque.
Pause anything, instantly
Turn off one table, one plaque, one whole location — or just the menu while keeping reviews live. Tags stay valid and come back the moment you switch them on.
Fitted in person
We walk your site, agree the tier on what we are actually fitting, and set the software up before anything ships. There is no self-serve signup to get wrong.
Thirty days, no commitment
The first thirty days carry no contract at all. You keep the plaques whatever you decide, and only then do you choose a term.
Pricing
Three tiers, priced per business
All prices in AUD, per business. Your tier is agreed when we walk your site, on the size of what we are fitting — there is nothing to pick here. Paying yearly is 20% less. No per-review fees, no charge for extra team logins. Your first 30 days carry no commitment at all — you keep the plaques whatever you decide, and only then do you choose a term.
Tier 1 · Small
$99
per month, per business — one feature, your pick
One location, on the one price
or $79/month paid yearly — $948 up front, saving 20%
One service point, no table service
Food truck, food-court shop, takeaway, market stall, one-chair barber
1–3 plaques · one location
Choose your feature
Google Reviews $99
Menus $99
Staff Performance $99
Staff Attendance $99
- Unlimited taps and scans
- Unlimited plaques
- Unlimited team logins
- Per-plaque analytics
- Tap and scan told apart
- Busiest hours and days, your timezone
- Monthly plain-English report
- Sales and takings tracking
- AI search visibility (AI Nudge)
- Link hubs, WiFi and socials on a plaque
- Printable QR codes
- Setup and configuration by us
Want more than one?
Any two features $149
All three $179 — $20 less than adding them one at a time
Tier 2 · Medium
$149
per month, per business — one feature, your pick
Up to 3 locations, on the one price
or $119/month paid yearly — $1,428 up front, saving 20%
Seating, counter service
Café with a few tables, bakery, casual eatery, gym, salon
4–9 plaques · up to 3 locations
Choose your feature
Google Reviews $149
Menus $149
Staff Performance $149
Staff Attendance $149
- Unlimited taps and scans
- Unlimited plaques
- Unlimited team logins
- Per-plaque analytics
- Tap and scan told apart
- Busiest hours and days, your timezone
- Monthly plain-English report
- Sales and takings tracking
- AI search visibility (AI Nudge)
- Link hubs, WiFi and socials on a plaque
- Printable QR codes
- Setup and configuration by us
Want more than one?
Any two features $199
All three $229 — $20 less than adding them one at a time
Tier 3 · Large
$199
per month, per business — one feature, your pick
Up to 5 locations, on the one price
or $159/month paid yearly — $1,908 up front, saving 20%
Table service, or several service points
Full sit-down restaurant, bar, clinic, dealership, multi-room location
10+ plaques · up to 5 locations
Choose your feature
Google Reviews $199
Menus $199
Staff Performance $199
Staff Attendance $199
- Unlimited taps and scans
- Unlimited plaques
- Unlimited team logins
- Per-plaque analytics
- Tap and scan told apart
- Busiest hours and days, your timezone
- Monthly plain-English report
- Sales and takings tracking
- AI search visibility (AI Nudge)
- Link hubs, WiFi and socials on a plaque
- Printable QR codes
- Setup and configuration by us
Want more than one?
Any two features $249
All three $279 — $20 less than adding them one at a time
Enterprise
Custom
quoted per group, not off this list
More than 5 locations, so there is no list price — the shape of the deal changes with the group.
Large groups running more than five locations
Franchise groups, multi-site hospitality, one brand across a city.
6+ locations
What changes at this size
Every feature, across every location
Reporting that reads the group as one thing
Onboarding and paperwork built around you
Priced per business, not per plaque or per person — add all the plaques and team logins you like and the number does not move. What the tier does set is how many locations that one price covers: Tier 1 1, Tier 2 3, Tier 3 5. A three-shop group on Tier 2 pays $149, not three times it — the band is a ceiling on what one price covers, not a multiplier, so growing from one shop to three costs nothing. Past 5 we quote the group instead. Your tier is agreed when we walk your site, so there is nothing to pick here. Start with whichever feature earns its keep first and add the others whenever you want them; each is billed as its own subscription, so you can be on a yearly plan for one and monthly for another, and the 20% yearly discount applies to each independently. A one-off $50 setup fee covers configuring everything before it arrives; plaques are quoted separately, are yours to keep permanently, and can be bought on their own without any subscription at all. Your first 30 days carry no commitment; after that you choose a 6- or 12-month term. Questions? Email contact@nudgetags.com.
Questions
Before you start
Is this only for cafés and restaurants?
No. Anywhere people walk in and leave with an opinion — a gym, a barber, a clinic, a bottle shop, a workshop. Hospitality is where we started, not what the product is limited to. Nothing in the app is priced or measured in tables.
How does the review routing work?
You pick a threshold. Ratings at or above it go to Google Maps. Ratings below it open a private feedback form only you can read. Set the threshold to every rating and everyone goes to Google — you still see the complaint first.
Is filtering low ratings allowed?
Google’s review policies prohibit review gating — soliciting public reviews only from happy customers — and consumer regulators in Australia and the US take the same view. That is why the threshold is yours to set, why “everyone goes to Google” is pre-selected at signup, why the private-feedback page always carries a public review link — it is not a setting anyone can switch off — and why we say so here rather than in the small print.
Can you tell whether someone actually posted the review?
Not per person, and nobody can — once a customer is on google.com there is no callback to anyone. What we can do, once connected to Google’s API, is track your listing’s review count and rating over time and set that against how many people we sent. That gives you a real conversion rate. Any product claiming to track individual reviews is guessing.
What do you know about the customer?
Their phone type, the time, and which tag they tapped. That is all a web page ever gets. No name, no number, no email, no age, no gender — unless they choose to type it into the feedback form. We store a salted one-way hash to count returning visitors that cannot be reversed and rolls over nightly.
What if I have more than one site?
Each site is kept separate — its own dashboard, plaques and team, and nothing from one leaks into another. One switch shows you all of them side by side. They are not billed separately: your tier covers a number of locations on the one price — one at Tier 1, up to three at Tier 2, up to five at Tier 3 — so three shops on Tier 2 pay $149 between them, not $149 each. More than five locations is quoted as a group.
How does billing work?
One monthly price per business — $99, $149 or $199 depending on your size, agreed with you before your account exists. That covers one feature, and you choose which: Google Reviews, Menus or Staff. A second is $50 more a month at our middle tier, a third $80, so nothing is an extra bolted onto something else. Not per plaque, not per person: add all the plaques and team logins you like and the number does not move. What the tier does set is how many locations the one price covers — one at Tier 1, up to three at Tier 2, up to five at Tier 3. A three-shop group on Tier 2 pays $149, not three times it, so growing from one shop to three costs nothing. More than five locations is quoted as a group rather than off the list. You can also buy the plaques on their own with no subscription at all and add the dashboard later — they are programmed to work either way, so nothing needs replacing when you do. A one-off $50 setup fee covers configuring everything before it ships, and the plaques themselves are quoted separately and are yours to keep. Your first 30 days carry no commitment: you buy the plaques and one month of software, and at day 23 we hand you a written report so you can decide with numbers in front of you. Walk away and you keep the plaques, give no notice and pay nothing further. Continue and you choose a 6- or 12-month term. Whenever it ends, your pages stay live to the end of the period you have paid for, then pause rather than disappear.
Do you host or retype my menu?
No. A menu tag opens the menu site you already have — we never make a copy, so it can never be out of date, and we are not a delivery platform taking a cut. What we add is the counting: every open, by table, by hour, in your own dashboard. Change your menu and the tags need nothing; move the tag to a specials page for the evening and back again from your phone.
Can I see which staff are actually asking?
Yes, though it is not included in the base package. Each person gets their own card, and the board scores them out of 100 rather than on a raw average — everyone is pulled towards your location’s own average and moves away from it as they collect more ratings. Three lucky fives on a quiet shift cannot beat a long, strong record, and one bad night cannot bury anyone.
What happens if something is not set up properly?
The dashboard tells you, on the tab where it matters, in plain English — what is missing, what it is currently costing you, and the steps to fix it. No chart in this product is ever silently empty because of a field nobody filled in.
The plaque is the easy part
Getting it in the right place, pointed at the right thing, and telling you what happened afterwards — that is the bit we do. Come and see it on your own counter.
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