The ScanPraise Reseller Guide.
The exact steps to find shops, make the sale, and get your NFC review cards live — no experience needed.
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Shop owners aren't paying for a card. They're paying for the five-star reviews it brings in — that's the sale you're actually making.
What you'll get
Everything you need. Nothing you don't.
This isn't a vague ebook about "starting a side hustle." It's the specific checklist, scripts and setup steps behind an actual first sale — so you can make the same one, faster.
Walk in knowing exactly who'll say yes
The exact checklist for spotting shops that are quietly crying out for more reviews — restaurants, barbers, gyms, dentists, salons — so every pitch you make is to someone who actually wants what you're offering.
Scripts that do the selling for you
You're not selling NFC technology — you're selling more five-star reviews, and that's an easy sell once you know how to say it. Word-for-word scripts for the opening, the demo, and the two objections you'll hear most.
Price it like you've done this a hundred times
A clear framework for what to charge based on card cost, setup time and what similar shops already spend on marketing — so your very first quote sounds like it came from someone who's done this for years.
Hand over a working product, not a promise
Step-by-step instructions for programming and testing each card so it's tap-ready before you walk in — no "I'll sort it out and send it over," no lost sale to hesitation.
A real page from the guide
See the kind of detail you're getting
Not marketing copy — this is the actual level of detail inside.
Pricing your first card
Most first-time resellers under-price because they're thinking about what the card cost them, not what it's worth to the shop. A single five-star review can bring in multiple new customers — so anchor your price to what that's worth, not to £0.80.
For a standard card, open your pitch at £25–£35. For a branded card matching the shop's own colours, add a premium — £40–£60 is a normal opening quote once you've shown the shop their branded mockup.
Don't apologise for the price. Shops already spend far more than this on flyers, signage, and ads that get thrown away — this is a one-off cost that keeps working for them.
One page out of dozens like it — covering who to approach, what to say, and how to set everything up.
FAQ
Questions you're probably asking
Do I need any experience to do this?
No. The guide is written for complete beginners — it covers exactly who to approach, what to say, and how to set everything up, step by step.
What exactly is included in the guide?
A digital, instant-download guide covering how to find shops, pitch the offer, price and package it, program each NFC card, and close the sale.
Where do the NFC cards come from?
Cards are sold separately from the guide, through the £0.80 NFC Card Supplier Link — see supplier access.
Is this a subscription or a one-time purchase?
One-time purchase. Pay once, download the guide, and keep it for good.