Done-for-you
The standwe set upfor you.
We point it at your exact Google listing, verify the tap ourselves, and deliver it to your counter set up and working.
Colorway
Same price. A colorway, not an upgrade.
- Shipping
- Ships in 1–2 business days
- Warranty
- If it arrives damaged or the chip fails, we replace it free. No refunds on hardware once it's been pointed at your listing.
- Before it ships
- Set up and tap-tested in Utah
- Tracking
- Tracking emailed as soon as it ships
Free replacement warranty. If it arrives damaged or the chip fails, we replace it free. No refunds on hardware once it's been pointed at your listing. It ships pointed at your listing and tap-tested, so there is nothing to set up when it lands.

The object
Four views, and one of them is the side.
Photographs of the stand you receive, not a render of the print file. The side view is there because it answers the question a flat picture cannot: it is a rigid stand with a folded foot, and it holds itself up on a counter.

Front

Three-quarter

Edge

Back
Specification
What we can state as fact.
- Colorway
- Noir or White, with gold accents
- Connection
- NFC (NDEF), with a printed QR fallback
- Power
- None — the phone powers the tag
- App required
- None, on either side of the counter
- Destination
- A Dime Media Smart Link you control
Chip model, memory, rated tap count and weight are absent because they have not been verified against a datasheet and a production unit.
In the box
- Counter stand, ready to use
- Pointed at your listing and tap-tested by us
- Pointed at your listing and tap-tested before it ships
- Quick-start card and placement guide
Which phones read it
- iPhone XS / XR and newer
- Background NFC. Tap the top edge. No app.
- iPhone 7 / 8 / X
- NFC scan from Control Center, or use the QR.
- Android, 2015 and newer with NFC on
- Tap center-back. No app.
- Everything else
- QR code fallback.
- Thick, metal and MagSafe cases can block a tap. The QR always works.
- A customer needs to be signed in to a Google account to post a review.
- Most phones from the last several years scan QR codes from the native camera. A few older Android cameras need a scanner app.