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Tap to Scale. Tip the Scale.

Your customer taps their phone on a sticker at your counter. Your Google review page opens instantly — no app, no typing, no searching. I program it, deliver it, train your staff, and manage it every month.

  • Build Trust
  • Attract More Customers
  • Increase Sales
  • Grow Your Brand
Month-to-month, no contract Zero taps in 14 days? Setup refunded Local & in person — Dunnellon, FL
A tap at the counter opens your review page — the sticker does the asking, your staff doesn’t have to.
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I set it up, in person

I program your stickers, deliver them to your shop, place them with you, and train your staff on what to say. Nothing to install, nothing to figure out.

2

Customers tap

A customer holds their phone to the sticker and your Google review page opens. No app, no typing. Every sticker also carries a QR code backup for phones that need it.

3

You get a monthly report

Every month you see how many taps you got, your hot times — when customers tap most — and your new reviews. Proof it’s working, in plain numbers.

Packages — pick your sticker count

Every package is a one-time setup plus a managed subscription. The subscription is the service: your link managed, every tap counted, a report every month, and me on call when something needs changing.

1 STICKER
$50 Setup
$29.99/moManaged Subscription

or $50 Flat Fee, No Subscription

  • One tap point — counter, register, or window
  • QR code backup on the sticker
3 STICKERS
$125 Setup
$49.99/moManaged Subscription

Save $25 vs. buying singles

  • Cover the spots customers pass
  • Each sticker counted separately
5 STICKERS
$200 Setup
$69.99/moManaged Subscription

Save $50 vs. buying singles

  • Counter, tables, door, and truck
  • Each sticker counted separately
BEST VALUE
20 STICKERS
$499 Setup
$99/moManaged Subscription

For busy counters & multi-spot locations

  • Every table, counter, and door covered
  • Each sticker counted separately

Bigger than 20 stickers, or more than one location? 50+ stickers run $1,500 setup and $149–$199/mo — see Business Orders below.

Every managed subscription includes

  • Tap tracking & insights — a monthly report with your tap counts and hot times, plus your new reviews.
  • Link changes included — need the destination changed? I change it. Your stickers keep working, nothing to reprint.
  • Free replacement for damaged tags — I reprogram and swap a damaged sticker.
  • Ongoing support & management — your link is monitored and managed; one call reaches the person who runs it.
  • Staff training at delivery — your crew learns the one line to say, in person, before I leave.
  • Month-to-month, cancel anytime — no contract locking you in.
ZERO TAPS IN 14 DAYS? SETUP REFUNDED

The zero-tap guarantee

If your sticker records zero taps in its first 14 days, I refund your setup fee. The counter doesn’t lie — if nobody tapped, you don’t pay for the setup. That’s the deal, in writing, before you spend a dollar.

Make it do more — add-on modules $25/mo each

  • Digital business card
  • Menu / price list
  • Booking / quote link
  • Lead capture form
  • Social follow
  • Service & warranty tag

Each module runs on its own tap point and its own counted link — so your monthly report shows what each one did, too.

How your taps are tracked

No app. No dashboard you have to log into. No hardware to install. The tracking is built into the link itself — here’s exactly how it works, because you should never have to take a monthly report on faith.

1 · The tap

A customer holds their phone to your sticker — or scans the QR code printed on it. Both point to the same place.

2 · The managed link counts it

Every sticker points through a short link that I control — one link per sticker. Every tap passes through that link first, and the link counts it: which sticker, what day, what time.

3 · Your review page opens

The customer lands on your Google review page in about a second, where they can leave a review. They never see the link in the middle — they just see your business.

Counted per sticker

Each sticker has its own link, so the report shows which spots earn their keep — counter vs. register vs. window — not just one lump total.

Hot times

Taps are stamped by day and hour. Your report names your busiest window — your hot time — so you know when the sticker is doing its best work.

QR scans count too

The QR backup on every sticker uses the same managed link, so a scan counts exactly like a tap. Nothing is missed.

SAMPLE
Monthly Tap Report — Example Business, Anywhere FLWhat lands in your inbox every month. Every number below is made up for illustration.
127
Total taps this month
9
New Google reviews this month
Sat
Busiest day of the week

Taps by day

Taps per sticker

Front counter
64
Register
41
Front window
22
Hot time: Saturdays, 11:30am – 1:30pm

Second busiest: Fridays at lunch, 12–1pm. That’s when your customers tap most — right after they’ve been served, before they head out.

Next month’s suggestion: Your hot time is Saturday lunch and the front counter does the heavy lifting. Move the window sticker to the pickup spot before the weekend rush — same customers, better moment.

Sample report — illustrative only. Your report carries your business name, your stickers, and your real numbers. Reports are compiled monthly from the managed link’s click data; new reviews are counted from your Google profile.

Try it — this is all a tap is

Press the button like a customer tapping the sticker. Each press is counted and stamped with the time, the same way the managed link counts a real tap. Nothing here is saved or sent anywhere — it’s a demonstration on this page only.

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taps counted

Reviews open the door. Here’s what else a tap can run.

Every item below runs on the same tap. Review stickers are what I carry today; the rest of the catalog is built and programmed to order for subscribers.

Hardware

Review stickers

Waterproof vinyl over an NFC tag. Counter, window, register — where your customers already stand. In hand and ready now.

Review stands & plaques

Acrylic, wood, and metal counter displays for shops that want the ask to look like furniture, not a sticker.

Tap discs

Stick-on discs for tables, counters, bars, and trucks — a lower-profile tap point that stays put.

NFC cards

Engraved metal digital business cards and review cards — tap the card, your contact or review page opens.

Key fobs

Reviews and links on your crew’s keys — the tap point travels with the person doing the work.

Wristbands, rings & specialty

Wearable taps, pet tags, sewable buttons — if it can carry a chip, it can carry your link.

Subscribers get exclusive member prices on everything in the catalog.Member pricing is for subscribers — ask Triston what your item runs on your plan.

What a tap can run

Google reviews

The door opener — your review page, open in one tap, at the moment your customer is ready to leave a review.

Digital business card

Your contact saves straight to their phone — name, number, everything. No paper card to lose.

Menu / price list

Always current. Change a price once and every tap shows the new one — no reprinting.

Booking / quote link

Straight to your booking page or quote form — good for salons, services, and anyone who books ahead.

Lead capture form

Name, number, what they need — collected at the counter or in the field, while they’re thinking of you.

Social follow

One tap to your Facebook or Instagram — turn a one-time customer into a follower.

One-tap Wi-Fi

Guests join your Wi-Fi with a tap — no password spelling at the counter, no sticky note on the register.

Clock-in / clock-out

Your crew taps a tag to start and end a shift. No paper time sheets, no forgotten punches to argue about on payday.

A dedicated tag for every employee

Each barber, tech, or provider gets their own tap: their booking page, their reviews, their card.

Service & warranty tags

On equipment, vehicles, and jobs you leave behind — a tap pulls up service history or warranty info.

Asset & maintenance logging

Tap a tag on a machine or vehicle to log service, checks, and hand-offs where the work happens.

Smart home / office triggers

A tap that runs a scene or shortcut — lights, locks, routines — for offices and smart spaces.

Don’t see it? If it has a link, a tap can open it. Ask Triston.

Business Orders

For orders bigger than one counter. Same tap technology, built for your whole operation — priced as a program, not a product.

Multi-location & franchise

One program across every location, one report per location, one person to call. Your managers see their own numbers; you see all of them.

Enterprise setup — 50+ stickersfrom $1,500
Enterprise monthly$149–$199/mo

Employee tag programs

A dedicated NFC card or tag for every employee — barbershops, salons, dental and medical offices, service crews. Each person’s tap opens their own booking page, review page, or digital card.

Clock-in / clock-out systems

Crew taps a tag to clock in and out — no paper time sheets, no app for employees to install, no forgotten punches to argue about on payday.

Bulk & event orders

Stickers and tags in bulk for festivals, food trucks, route operators, and events — programmed, labeled, and ready before your event date.

Catalog hardware and systems are subscriber programs — member pricing applies. Custom quotes, no obligation.

How ordering works

  1. 1

    Quick consult

    What you need, how many, and what each tap should open. Fifteen minutes, in person or by phone.

  2. 2

    Custom written quote

    One number for setup, one for monthly, in writing. No obligation to take it.

  3. 3

    I program and build your order

    Every tag written, tested on iPhone and Android, and labeled for its spot before it leaves my hands.

  4. 4

    Delivery & staff training

    In person. Your team learns how it works before I walk out.

For a quote, I need:

  • Business name________________
  • Number of locations________________
  • Stickers / tags needed________________
  • Number of employees________________
  • What each tap should open________________

Email those five things

Local, in person, and on the hook every month

You’re not buying from a warehouse or a call center. You’re hiring a neighbor who has to see you at the grocery store — so the work has to hold up.

ScaleTap — run by Triston Shaw

ScaleTap is run by Triston Shaw in Dunnellon, Florida, serving Marion & Citrus counties — programming, delivery, and staff training done in person.

I program your stickers, I deliver them, I train your staff, and I’m the one who sends your report and answers when you call. Before this, I spent years running field crews and managing service work across Central Florida — I know what a counter, a crew, and a busy Saturday actually look like. This service is built for that reality: simple for your staff, automatic for your customers, and proven to you every month in numbers.

Service area: Marion & Citrus counties — Ocala, Crystal River, Inverness, Dunnellon, and the towns in between.

  • Month-to-month, no contract

    There’s no term to sign and no cancellation fee. If the monthly report stops justifying the subscription, you cancel. The risk sits with me, not you.

  • Prices in the open

    Every price on this page is the price — the same numbers on the flyer, in my quote, and on your invoice.

  • You own your reviews; I manage the link

    Your Google profile and your reviews are yours, full stop. I manage the short link your stickers point through — that’s what lets me count taps and reroute it if your Google link ever changes.

  • The guarantee is measured, not promised

    Zero taps in 14 days means the setup fee comes back. It’s checked against the same counter your monthly report comes from — no judgment calls.

  • No password, ever

    If we ever look at your Google Business Profile together, it’s through Google’s manager invite — I never ask for your password.

“We never reward or screen reviews. Every review comes from a real customer.”

No discounts for reviews, no gift cards, no handing the sticker only to customers who seem pleased, and never asking for a specific star rating. Every customer gets the same tap and the same chance to leave a review. That’s Google’s policy and it’s mine.

Questions owners ask before they start

No. NFC is built into modern iPhones and Android phones — the customer holds their phone near the sticker and the review page opens. No app, no typing, no account. If a phone can’t tap for any reason, the QR code printed on the same sticker does the same job with the camera.

Nothing breaks. Your stickers point to a managed short link that I control, not directly at Google. If your review link changes — new profile, new location, anything — I reroute the managed link and every sticker you already have keeps working. Link changes are included in your subscription.

It’s replaced free for damaged tags. Tell me which sticker is damaged, I program a fresh one and swap it. Your link and your tap history carry straight over — the new sticker picks up counting where the old one left off.

No. The managed subscription is month-to-month and you can cancel anytime. The only one-time cost is your sticker setup — and that’s covered by the zero-tap guarantee: zero taps in the first 14 days, setup refunded.

A report with three things: how many taps each sticker got, your hot times — the days and hours customers tap most — and how many new Google reviews came in. Plus one practical suggestion when the numbers point to one, like moving a sticker before your busy window. The sample report above shows the format.

As shown on the flyer, a single sticker can be taken for a $50 flat fee with no subscription. The managed subscription is the full service — counted link, tap tracking and hot times, link changes, monthly report, free replacement for damaged tags, and ongoing support. Most businesses take the subscription, because the report is how you know it’s working.

Anywhere customers stand at a counter, table, or truck window in Marion or Citrus County: restaurants and food trucks, barbers and salons, dental and medical offices, cafés, shops, and service businesses whose crews finish jobs at a customer’s home (with a card or fob instead of a counter sticker). If people leave and then forget to leave a review, this fixes the forgetting.

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