On the reception desk or by the door. Guests tap it as they check out, and your Google listing grows with every stay.
One-off cost · Free UK delivery · Pre-programmed
Pick one stand or a multi-pack and pay by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay through Stripe. It takes seconds.
Tell us your business name at checkout. We find your Google listing and email you from sales@evomaxtap.com to confirm it, or ship blank if you prefer.
Your stands arrive programmed and tested. Customers tap and go straight to your Google Business page: stars and a comment, before they've even left the driveway.
Guests leave glowing reviews on Booking.com and Airbnb, but those reviews stay inside the platform. When somebody searches Google Maps for a B&B or guesthouse in your area, they see your Google listing, and if it has a handful of old reviews, it looks like a place nobody stays.
A follow-up text asking for a review gets ignored. A note in the welcome book gets skimmed past. You need something guests physically interact with on their way out the door, while the stay is still fresh. How to ask at checkout →
We find your Google listing after you pay and programme every stand to it, or ship blank if you prefer. All packs are covered by the thirty-day guarantee.
Need more than ten? Get a trade quote. Resellers and agencies: see agency terms.
We note your review count when we programme the stand. If it has not moved in thirty days, email us and we refund the full £19.99. Your public count is the proof, so there is nothing to evidence and nothing to post back.
No subscription, no monthly fee, no per-tap charge and nothing to renew. The stand is yours outright. We do not hold a card on file and there is nothing to cancel.
Delivery is included on every UK order, whether you buy one stand or ten. No minimum spend and nothing added at checkout: £19.99 a stand is what you pay.
The chip is passive, sealed inside the body and has nothing to wear out. If it stops reading within five years of delivery, tell us and we replace the stand. Your statutory rights are unaffected.

Early departures and key drops still get the ask, with a line in the checkout message.
Guests still review you on the booking sites. Google is the listing people see when they search your area.
On the reception desk where guests settle up, or by the door where keys are left.
Arrives ready, straight to your Google review link, no setup required.
A stand in every property, all pointing to the agency’s own listing.
Some stays end at a staffed reception, others with keys in a lockbox. Either way, the stand has to be found at the right moment.
Guests stand still here, usually within an hour of arriving and again before they leave. It is the most reliably visited surface in any short let.
Works because they are already reading. Inside the folder it disappears; on top of it, it gets picked up.
Catches the departure, which is when a stay gets judged. Pair it with a line in your checkout message and it does most of the work.
It reads as surveillance rather than a request. Keep it in shared space.
Platform reviews stay on the platform, so your Google listing is the one that shows up when somebody searches for somewhere to stay in your area.
Holiday let agencies and management companies can buy packs of three, five or ten, from £13.00 a stand. Place one in every property, all programmed to your agency’s own Google listing, and shipped together.
A stand in the 10-pack. Choose 1, 3, 5 or 10 stands in the pricing section and pay by card.
Orders of more than ten are quoted by our team. One invoice, shipped to you or straight to each property.
If you get no new Google reviews in your first thirty days with the stand, email us and we refund the full £19.99. We record the review count on your listing when we programme the stand, so there is an agreed starting number and your public count is the evidence: no screenshots and nothing to prove. You keep the stand, and the thirty days run from delivery.
Not as an individual property. Google's guidelines list rental properties such as vacation homes as ineligible, because a Business Profile needs somebody meeting customers in person during stated hours. B&Bs, guesthouses and serviced accommodation with staff on site are eligible, and so are holiday let agencies and management companies with a staffed office.
Your agency or management company can have a Google Business Profile for its office. Put a stand in each property, all programmed to that one listing, so every guest's review builds the agency's reputation.
Asking for a Google review does not. What the platforms restrict is steering current guests to book or pay outside the platform. Keep the stand about the review, not about booking direct.
On the reception desk where guests settle up and hand back keys, or by the front door in a property without reception. Keep it in shared space rather than bedrooms.
Yes. The stand carries a short printed line telling guests what it does, so it works unattended. Mention it in your checkout message as well, and it does most of the work on its own.
The stand opens the review page for everyone, so it will surface honest feedback as well as praise. More reviews usually lifts an average, because unprompted reviewers are disproportionately unhappy. You must not filter for positive reviews only, as Google prohibits it.
Yes. We are a UK team and you can reach us seven days a week during normal office hours at sales@evomaxtap.com. Most questions are about finding a Google review link or getting a phone to read the tag, and both are usually sorted in one reply.