For print shops

White-label NFC platform for print shops — no development required.

Your customers are already asking about digital business cards. NfcPress gives you the complete white-label platform to sell, print, and manage NFC cards under your own brand — without writing a line of code.

You print the cards on the printer you already own. NfcPress supplies the sales website, order management, the NFC activation workflow, and the dashboard your customers use to manage their own card.

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What you get as a print shop

An additional product line alongside your existing print business — with a finished digital stack and recurring revenue built in.

How an order works

One person is physically involved: you, at your printer. The platform handles everything else.

Why print shops are adding NFC now

Standard paper business cards are a shrinking-margin product. NFC cards are a premium item that customers actively ask for — and you can produce them on the printer you already have, without investing in new hardware. The only real gap is the digital layer behind the card: the sales site, order processing, NFC programming, and customer self-service. That's exactly what NfcPress supplies out of the box.

Glastrix, a UV print shop in Berlin, runs its NFC card line in production on NfcPress today — from the first order through ongoing customer management. You license the same platform that's been live there since 2026, and launch your own offer in days instead of losing months to custom development.

Common questions

How can a print shop offer NFC cards without building software in-house?+
NfcPress licenses you a ready-made white-label platform: a sales website, order management, NFC programming workflow, and a customer dashboard are already built. You configure your branding, connect the card printer you already own, and can be selling NFC business cards within days.
Do I need new hardware to print NFC cards?+
No. You use your existing UV flatbed or CR80 card printer. The NFC cards arrive as blanks with the chip already embedded — you print on them exactly like a normal card, then activate the chip through the admin panel with a quick scan.
What does NfcPress handle, and what do I handle as the print shop?+
NfcPress provides the full digital stack: sales website, order processing, the NFC activation workflow, and the self-serve dashboard your customers use. You handle the physical printing on your own printer and the card activation scan — both take under a minute per card.
How much margin is left on NFC cards as an add-on product?+
You set your own retail prices. NfcPress charges a one-time setup fee plus a 1% commission on card revenue — there's no monthly SaaS fee. Premium materials (PVC, metal, wood) command retail prices well above standard paper business cards, which keeps the margin attractive.
Can my customers change their card's destination URL later?+
Yes. Every cardholder gets access to their own dashboard where they can update their redirect URL, profile, and links anytime — no reprint needed, and no support ticket lands on your desk.
How fast can a print shop go live with NfcPress?+
Setup usually takes a few days: configure your branding, build your product catalogue, run one test order end to end. Glastrix, a Berlin-based UV print shop, went from signup to first paying customer in under a week on NfcPress.

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Add NFC cards to your product line.

Book a 30-minute demo and see the order flow, admin panel, and customer dashboard live — or create your account now and see your own branded platform in under a minute.

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Ready to run your own NFC card operation?

Book a free 30-minute walkthrough. See the full platform live — the sales site, the admin panel, the NFC flow. No slides, no pitch deck.

Book a free walkthrough →See it live at Glastrix

The platform is live at www.glastrix.com/en/nfc — a real UV print shop in Berlin running the full stack since 2026. You're licensing the same platform.