Meet OneTap
One tap opens
your page.
OneTap is a small NFC puck you stick where people already are — the counter, the front door, the nightstand. They tap their phone, and your reviews page, Wi-Fi, or house guide is just open. No app. No camera. No typing.
$29 once · No subscription · Ships tap-ready
How it works
From box to first tap in minutes.
01
Get your OneTap
Every puck ships tap-ready. Enter the activation code from the box and it’s yours — about a minute, start to finish.
02
Build your page
Drop in what people actually ask for: the Wi-Fi password, the review link, the menu, the checkout-day checklist.
03
Stick it where they stand
Counter, front door, fridge, nightstand. A tap opens your page before they’ve finished asking the question.
Features
Nothing to install. Nothing to renew. Nothing to reprint.
Works with every phone
iPhones since 2018 and virtually every Android read NFC out of the box. The tap opens their browser — nothing to install, nothing to explain.
Never goes stale
The puck points at your live page, not a frozen link. Swap the menu, change the Wi-Fi, redirect it entirely — the hardware never needs touching.
$29, and that’s it
You own the puck. No subscription, no per-tap fees, no paying rent on your own link.
Looks like it belongs
A dense, glossy puck that reads as designed — not a laminated printout curling off the wall.
Know it’s working
See taps by day and hour, so you know the puck by the register is earning its spot.
Carries anything
Reviews, tips, bookings, menus, playlists, PDFs. If a browser can open it, OneTap can point to it.
Why NFC, not QR
A tap beats a scan. Every time.
The OneTap
- One motion — tap, and the page is open
- A solid object that upgrades the counter instead of cluttering it
- Points at your live page — change it in seconds, forever
The QR code
- Open the camera, aim, hold steady, wait for the banner, tap it
- Fades and smudges — reads as clutter next to nice things
- The printed link is frozen; changing it means reprinting everything
In practice
See it the way your guests do.
One tap. One page. Everything on it.
Reviews, Wi-Fi, menus, house guides, tip jars, PDFs. If a browser can open it, your OneTap can carry it — and you can rearrange it any time.
Loft on Clark
Powered by NFCHero.com
No app.
No subscription.
No reprinting.
Just a tap. $29, once.
This week
128 taps
Every tap counted, by day and hour — so you know it's earning its spot.
Ships tap-ready
Pre-programmed in the box with your permanent link. Enter the activation code and it’s live — about a minute.
Battery-free
Passive NFC — the guest’s phone powers the tap. Nothing to charge, nothing to replace, nothing to die at the worst moment.
Waterproof
Counter, patio, bathroom, hot tub. It’s sealed — wipe it down and it keeps working.
Pricing
One price. Everything included.
$29 once
Not per month. Not per tap. You buy the puck, and everything it needs comes with it — forever.
Get OneTapWhat's in the box
- The OneTap puck, shipped tap-ready
- Your hosted page + the page builder
- Tap analytics, by day and hour
- Unlimited edits and redirects, forever
- No subscription. Ever.
FAQ
Questions, tapped.
Do my guests need an app? +
No. NFC is built into every modern smartphone. Tapping the OneTap opens your page in their browser immediately — nothing to install, nothing to scan.
Which phones does it work with? +
Every iPhone since the XS (2018) and virtually every Android from the last decade read NFC tags natively. They hold their phone near the puck and the page opens.
Is there a subscription? +
No. OneTap is $29 once. Your page and analytics are included — we do not hold your own link hostage for a monthly fee.
Can I change what it opens later? +
Yes, any time. The puck points at your NFC Hero page, and you can rebuild or redirect that page from your dashboard in seconds.
How is this better than a QR code? +
A tap is one motion — no camera app, no focusing, no squinting at a faded print. It also looks like a product, not a printout, and you can update where it points without reprinting anything.