HappyTap

Fix the table before it writes the review.

A small stand sits on every table. One tap sends a happy guest straight to your Google reviews. One tap tells your manager which table needs help, while the guest is still in the chair. No app, no POS wiring.

No POS integration Works on any phone Cancel any month
HappyTap tabletop review stand and NFC tap card
Get started with five free stands

Built for the rooms that live on their Google rating

The whole product

Two buttons. That is the entire guest experience.

Under a second to load, about four seconds to choose, and nothing to install. Here is the screen your guest actually sees when they tap the stand.

01

Google always comes first

Top position, every single time, for every guest.

02

No rating question first

We never ask how you felt before showing the link. That is gating, and it gets listings suspended.

9:41TABLE 14

Dominic’s II

How was everything tonight?

Leave a Google review
Something is wrong

IF THEY TAP THE SECOND ONE

Service delay Food quality Missing item Bill question

NO APP · NO ACCOUNT

03

Same size, same weight

The manager button is an extra door, never a filter in front of Google.

04

A QR on the same block

For older phones and anyone who would rather scan than tap.

We never gate a review. Not once, not for anyone.

Google can penalize a business that hides the review form from unhappy guests. Plenty of feedback tools do exactly that. Every guest who taps a HappyTap stand sees the Google button first, at full size, with no rating question in front of it.

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How it works

Three seconds of guest effort

Tap, choose, done. Everything else happens on a phone that is already in a manager’s apron.

Step 01

Tap here

DOMINICS_T14

Tap

The guest holds a phone near the stand and your page opens in under a second. No download, no account, no email capture.

Zero friction
Step 02
Leave a Google review
Something is wrong

Choose

Two buttons, the same size and weight, with no clever routing between them. Review, or flag a problem and pick a category.

Never gated
Step 03
SMS TO MARISOL R.

Table 14 flagged food quality.

+1 (561) 392 4417 · 20S AGO

Land

Reviews go straight to your Google listing. Problems go straight to a phone on the floor, tagged with the table and the note.

Under 60 seconds

The manager side

Your floor, from the office or the parking lot

Shown with example data
Live floor DOMINIC’S II · FRI 7:48P
  • T14 Food quality “pasta came out cold” 0:42 Open
  • T07 Bill question “charged twice for the calamari” 2:15 Marisol
  • T22 Google review left Tapped through at 7:31p 17:04 Done
  • T03 Service delay Comped a dessert, guest stayed 31:19 Done
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Recovered this month

$4,320

Estimated, not booked.

HOW WE GET THERE

Alerts resolved18
Average check$60
Visits per year4
Total$4,320

Taps this week

  • West Boca312
  • Glades Road247
  • Delray Ave198
  • Yamato Plaza131

Taps by hour

LOW HIGH

The status quo

Three ways a restaurant loses the guest and the rating in one night

The quiet walkout

Almost nobody complains to the server. They eat, they pay, they tip low, and they write it up at home. You find out three days later, in public, from a stranger.

Silent

The blank tap card

A generic card off Amazon pushes every guest to the same Google form. Including the one whose entree never came out. Thirty dollars, spent on making bad nights permanent.

Blunt

The survey nobody opens

A text two hours after dinner lands when the table is bussed and the shift is over. No dish to remake, no round to comp, nothing left to save.

Too Late

“We are building this on one floor first. If it does not earn its $9.99 at Dominic’s II, we do not sell a second one.”

Founder, HappyTap · Boca Raton, Florida

Pilot targets, not customer averages

We are not going to show you logos of restaurants that do not use this yet

Five stands go in at Dominic’s II this month. These are the four numbers that install has to hit before we sell a second one, and they are the same four you will see in your own dashboard.

0.8s

Tap to loaded page

On a mid range Android over venue wifi.

4s

Guest time on screen

Long enough to choose, short enough nobody quits.

60s

Manager response window

The alert stays open until somebody walks over.

$9.99

Per table, per month

Stands included. No setup fee, no contract.

Where this sits

Between the thirty dollar sticker and the three hundred dollar platform

Comparison of generic tap cards, enterprise feedback platforms, and HappyTap
Tap cards off Amazon Enterprise platforms HappyTap
Real time floor alert None Yes SMS in under five seconds
Setup Program each card yourself POS work, measured in weeks Five minutes
Google review policy Gating risk Compliant Never gated
Price $30 once, no support $150 to $300 a month $9.99 per table
Hardware Plastic stickers None, email and SMS only Weighted acrylic
Multi location view None Yes Included, no upgrade

Pricing

One number. Count your tables.

No tiers, no per seat licences, no onboarding fee. If a table is not in service this month, take it off the count.

Everything included

  • Acrylic stands, printed with your logo
  • SMS alerts to as many managers as you want
  • Full dashboard, multi location included
  • Free replacement for broken or stolen stands
  • Phone and WhatsApp support, not a ticket queue
  • Export of every tap and note you collect

Thirty day guarantee. If your review count has not moved and no table got saved, keep the stands and pay nothing.

$9.99 per table, per month

560

Monthly $249.75
Per year $2,997.00
Stands shipped 25 free
Start With 25 Tables

Questions owners actually ask

The four that come up every time

Does this break Google’s rules about filtering reviews?

No. Gating means hiding the review link from people who had a bad time, and we never do that. Every guest sees the Google button first, at the same size as the manager button, with no rating question in front of it. The manager button is an extra option, not a filter.

Do guests have to download anything?

Nothing. NFC reading is built into iPhone and Android, so holding a phone near the stand opens the browser that is already on the device. Older phones and anyone who prefers to scan can use the QR code printed on the same block.

What happens when someone spills a drink on it?

The chip is sealed inside weighted acrylic, so it survives water, sanitizer and a busser in a hurry. If a stand cracks or walks out the door with a guest, tell us and a replacement ships free.

How long does setup take?

Under five minutes of your time. We need your business name, your Google listing and the phone number that should get alerts. Stands arrive programmed and numbered, so the only job left is putting them on tables.

Get started with HappyTap free

Five stands, free, on your tables next week. Keep them for fourteen days and see what your guests were never going to tell your server.

NO CARD · NO CONTRACT · NO POS