Bordly puts a small NFC + QR tag on every table. Guests tap it with their phone and get your menu, Wi‑Fi, a digital loyalty card and a private line to you. No app to download. You get more Google reviews, more repeat visits, and you hear about problems before the internet does.
From 399 kr/month per venue. No card needed for the trial.
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“What's the Wi‑Fi?” “Is there gluten in this?” “Do you have a stamp card?” One tag handles all of it, so your team can spend their time on service.
A loyalty card that lives on the guest's phone, not in a wallet they forgot at home. Staff stamp it in two seconds with any phone, and it can sit in Apple or Google Wallet. Every guest who joins is a guest you can count.
A review button where happy guests already are: at the table, phone in hand. Your rating and review count are tracked daily, so you can see exactly what the tags bring in.
Guests tell you what went wrong directly, with photos, instead of on Google. Low ratings email you instantly so you can fix it while they're still there.
Your guest page exists the second you sign up. Paste your menu or snap a photo and it's filled in for you. Add Wi‑Fi and connect Google.
Print tags yourself on thick paper, or order finished NFC table stands with your logo. Each table gets its own tag so you can see which spots are busy.
Open the staff page on the till phone or iPad and enter the PIN. Stamping a card is one scan and one tap.
Prices excl. VAT. Cancel any time. 30 days free to start.
399 kr / month
699 kr / month
Ready-made NFC table stands with your logo: 1 995 kr for 10, one-time.
No. Tapping the tag opens a web page in their browser. It works on every iPhone from XS and nearly every Android. Older phones can scan the printed QR code.
Guests are anonymous by default and there are no tracking cookies, so no cookie banner. A loyalty card is a random code stored on their phone, email is optional, and offers need an explicit tick and always carry an unsubscribe link. Data is stored in the EU, the data processing agreement is included, and guests can delete their own card with one tap.
Asking is fine. Filtering is not. Google doesn't allow showing the review button only to happy guests, so every guest sees the review button and the private feedback option equally.
If they saved their card with an email, it can be found again. Otherwise the card stays with that phone, just like a paper card stays in a wallet.
Yes. Each venue has its own page, tags, menu and loyalty card, and you switch between them in the dashboard.