Ordering, setup, security, both brands — the stuff people usually ask before they buy. Can't find it here? Message us.
W2 Taps helps you make connections — sharing your details, socials, WiFi or menu with a tap. W2 Reviews does one specific job: getting a tap to open your Google, Trustpilot or Tripadvisor review page so happy customers leave feedback on the spot. Different goals, same underlying tech.
No. NFC works through your phone's built-in tap-to-pay hardware — no app to download, on either side of the tap.
Almost every phone from the last several years does — it's the same tech behind tap-to-pay. If someone's on an older device, we can send the link another way instead.
W2 Taps products are on w2taps.com, W2 Reviews products are on w2reviews.com. This site (thew2collective.com) is the hub that explains everything and points you to the right one — see the pricing page for direct links.
Yes — get in touch or WhatsApp us and we'll scope it properly rather than guess at a price here.
We're based in West London and do in-person setup and branding for venues nearby. For everything else, cards ship pre-programmed and ready to use.
No. Every card and tag is locked the moment it's made — the link can't be cloned, hijacked or rewritten by anyone except us. See the full security page for how and why.
Yes — message us and we'll reprogram it. You don't need to buy a new card.
No. QR codes are exactly what a tap is meant to replace.
Whatever's useful in that spot — a WiFi network, a menu, a booking page. It's designed to be placed around a shop rather than handed to one person, unlike a Business Card.
A Tap Card is credit-card sized and reusable for whatever's placed near it. A Tap Tag is a smaller adhesive sticker meant for one fixed link on one specific item.
Google and Tripadvisor cards are live products. Trustpilot isn't a standalone listed product yet — message us and we'll set one up on your order.
The Card + Window Tag Bundle covers two spots with one order — see pricing for the current bundle.