Turn Every Set Into a 5-Star Google Review
Your clients photograph their nails and tell everyone but Google. One tap on the desk, ten seconds, and it is done.
One-off cost · Free UK delivery · Pre-programmed
Three steps, no setup
Choose your pack
Pick one stand or a multi-pack and pay by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay through Stripe. It takes seconds.
We find your listing for you
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.
Tap to grow
Your stands arrive programmed and tested. Customers tap and go straight to your Google Business page: stars and a comment, before the gel has finished curing.
They post your work. They never tell Google.
Clients photograph the set before they have even left the desk. It goes on their story, tagged, with the heart-eyes. That traffic lands on Instagram, where it reaches people who already follow you.
The person typing "nail tech near me" at nine on a Friday night never sees any of it. They see Google, a row of star ratings, and whoever has the most reviews. That is the search you are not showing up for. How to make asking part of the routine →
One payment. No subscription.
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.
Multi-Desk Kit
The Everywhere Bundle
Need more than ten? Get a trade quote. Resellers and agencies: see agency terms.
No new reviews? Full refund.
Checked against your own review count
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.
£19.99 once, and never again
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.
Free UK delivery, any quantity
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.
Five-year hardware guarantee
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.
Built for the minute under the lamp
Uses the one minute they are sitting still
Curing is dead time. One hand is under the light, the other is already holding a phone.
Nails are cured before they tap
Gel is touch-dry out of the lamp, and a tap works with a knuckle just as well as a fingertip.
No app for clients to download
Works with the phone already in their hand.
Pre-programmed
Arrives ready, straight to your Google Business review link.
Builds what social cannot
Instagram reaches your followers. Google reaches the people who have never heard of you.
Where to put a Google review stand in a nail studio
The best moment is not the end of the appointment. It is the minute they spend under the lamp with nothing to do.
On the desk, beside the lamp
The strongest spot in the room. Curing is the only point in the whole appointment when a client is still, pleased with what she is looking at, and already scrolling with her free hand.
Next to the card machine
The fallback, and a good one. Nails are fully cured by then and she is already stopped. Say the line while the payment goes through.
Home studio: the hall table by the door
If you work from home, clients often pay by transfer before they leave the chair, so there is no till moment at all. The table where she picks up her bag is the closest thing you have to one.
Not loose on the working surface
Acetone, dust and file debris live there, and the stand ends up buried under a tray within a week. Give it a corner of its own where it stays visible.
Nail clients are the most loyal customers in the trade and the least likely to review. Somebody who has been in every three weeks for two years has no prompt to say anything, because nothing about the visit is new to her. More on the thinking behind this: how nail techs get found in a saturated market.
The line that works at the till, and how to make asking routine →
Second desk, or mobile work?
Most nail techs need one. A second is worth it if you run two desks, or if you do mobile work and want one that lives in the kit bag. Packs of three, five or ten bring it down to £13.00 a stand, all programmed to the same review link.
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, one delivery.
Google reviews for nail techs: questions nail technicians ask
What is the thirty-day guarantee?
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.
When do clients tap it if their nails are still wet?
Gel is touch-dry the moment it comes out of the lamp, so by the end of the appointment there is nothing to smudge. The strongest moment is actually during curing: one hand is under the light and the other is free. A tap reads through a knuckle or the side of a finger just as well as a fingertip, so nothing has to touch the stand.
I work from home. Can I still get Google reviews?
Yes, as long as you have a Google Business Profile. Home-based techs can register as a service-area business, which lets you appear in local search without publishing your home address. Reviews then build on that listing exactly as they would for a high street salon.
All my clients come from Instagram and TikTok. Why do I need Google?
Social reaches people who already follow you. Google reaches the ones who do not: somebody searching for a nail tech in your town who has never heard your name, choosing between you and three others on star rating alone. The two do different jobs, and only one of them shows up when a new client is ready to book.
Does acetone or nail dust damage it?
The body is solid moulded plastic with the chip sealed inside, so it wipes clean. Acetone, dust and cuticle oil will not damage it. Just keep it out of the path of your extractor, where it will collect dust and end up hidden.
Do clients need an app?
No. Any modern smartphone reads NFC with the screen unlocked, and the review page opens in their browser. There's a printed short link on the stand for anything that doesn't.
I work on my own. Do I need more than one stand?
One is enough for a single desk. A second is worth it if you run two stations, or if you do mobile appointments and want one that lives permanently in the kit bag rather than being packed and unpacked.
Do you offer support?
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.
Start collecting the reviews you have earned
Programmed to your Google review link before it ships, and covered by the thirty-day guarantee above.