Local sales side hustle
Sell Google review cards to local businesses.
A one-tap NFC card that sends a customer straight to a business's Google review page. Cheap to buy, easy to explain, and every shop owner in your town already wants more reviews. This kit shows you exactly how to source them, price them and sell them.
One-time payment · Instant access · 14-day refund policy
- No inventory required
- No experience required
- Works in any city
- Under $100 to start
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What you get
Four things, and nothing you have to figure out alone.
$20 gets you the whole kit inside your member portal, available the moment your payment clears.
The full playbook
A step-by-step video and written walkthrough of the entire business model — how the cards work, what to charge, how to fulfil an order, and how to handle the questions owners actually ask.
Video + written guide
Vetted supplier link
The exact supplier we buy the blank NFC and QR cards from, with the product links, realistic unit costs at low volume, and shipping times so you can quote a customer honestly.
Direct supplier contact
The sales script
A word-for-word walk-in and cold-call script, plus follow-up messages and objection handling for the three pushbacks you'll hear most: price, “we already have enough reviews”, and “let me think about it”.
Scripts + objection handling
Lead Finder tool
Pull a list of independently-owned businesses near you, filtered by low review counts — the shops most likely to say yes. Your prospect list, built in a couple of clicks instead of an afternoon on Google Maps.
Free for 14 days, then $8/mo
How it works
The whole business model in four steps.
No warehouse, no staff, no software to build. You are the link between a $2 card and a shop owner who wants more reviews.
- 01
Find the businesses that need reviews
Use the Lead Finder to pull local, independently-owned businesses with thin review counts. A barber with 11 reviews feels the gap far more than a chain with 4,000.
- 02
Order your cards
Buy a small batch of blank NFC/QR cards from the supplier in the kit. You program each one to point at the business's Google review link — no app, no technical setup.
- 03
Walk in and pitch
Use the script. Hand the owner a programmed demo card, let them tap it with their own phone, and watch their review page open. The demo does most of the selling.
- 04
Deliver and repeat
Program their cards, drop them off, invoice. Then work the next street. The same script and the same supplier work in every neighbourhood.
The numbers
The unit economics, plainly
The appeal of this model is that the maths is simple and the up-front cost is small. Here is a worked example using typical low-volume supplier pricing.
Be realistic: These are example figures based on public supplier pricing and common market rates — not a promise of income. What you make depends on your pricing, your market and how many doors you knock on. Most people who buy a business course make nothing, because they never start.
- Blank NFC card, bought in small batches
- ≈ $1–3 each
- Common asking price per card
- $25–60
- Typical first order to a single shop
- 1–3 cards
- Cost to test the whole idea
- Under $100
From members
What people did with the kit.
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Individual results vary. Testimonials describe the experience of specific members and are not a guarantee that you will achieve the same outcome.
Pricing
One payment. No upsell wall.
The only optional extra is the Lead Finder, and you get 14 days of it free to decide whether it is worth $8 a month.
Starter Kit
Everything included$20one-time
Everything you need to land your first client. Yours forever.
- The full video + written playbook
- Vetted NFC/QR card supplier link
- Walk-in and cold-call sales scripts
- Objection handling for the three common pushbacks
- Lead Finder free for 14 days
- Lifetime access to the member portal
- Free updates as the playbook improves
Secure checkout by Stripe. Card details never touch our servers.
Lead Finder
$8/ per month
Fresh prospect lists on demand. Included free for your first 14 days.
Already included with your kit
Buying the Starter Kit starts a 14-day Lead Finder trial automatically. You are not charged for it, and you are not asked for a second card until you choose to continue.
Cancel any time from your portal. Cancelling the Lead Finder never removes your access to the playbook, supplier link or scripts.
FAQ
The questions people actually ask.
Still unsure? Email us before you buy — we would rather answer than refund.
What exactly am I buying for $20?
Permanent access to a member portal containing four things: the full video and written playbook, the supplier link for the blank cards, the sales scripts, and the Lead Finder tool. The first three are yours forever. The Lead Finder is free for your first 14 days and $8/month after that if you want to keep using it.
Why is the Lead Finder a separate subscription?
It costs money to run — it queries mapping data every time you search. Charging $8/month covers that instead of inflating the one-time price for people who would rather build their prospect list by hand. You can cancel any time, and cancelling never affects your access to the playbook, supplier link or scripts.
Do I need to buy inventory up front?
No. The normal approach is to buy a handful of cards to use as demos, then order a customer's cards once they have agreed to buy. Most people start with under $100 of stock.
Is this legal? Does it break Google's rules?
Making it easier for a customer to leave a review is fine. Incentivising, filtering or gating reviews is not — Google prohibits review gating, and it can get a business's reviews removed. The playbook covers where that line sits and how to keep your clients on the right side of it.
Do I need technical skills to program the cards?
No. Writing a link to an NFC card takes a free phone app and about ten seconds per card. The playbook walks through it with screenshots.
Will this work in my country?
Anywhere Google Maps reviews matter to local businesses, which is most of the world. The supplier ships internationally. Pricing norms vary by market, so treat the example figures as a starting point rather than a fixed rate card.
How soon do I get access?
Immediately. You are taken to your portal as soon as the payment clears, and you get an email link so you can sign back in any time.
What is the refund policy?
If the kit is not what you expected, email us within 14 days of purchase and we will refund the $20 in full. See the Refund Policy page for the detail.
Start this week, not someday.
Twenty dollars, four tools, and a business model you can explain to a shop owner in one sentence. If it is not for you, take the refund.
One-time payment · Instant access · 14-day refund policy