NFC key fobs made to order in Poland
Two-color design. Price from 7 zł/unit. Fast production.
- Price from 7 zł/unit
- Two-color design
- We will approve before production
- Tailored to your batch and task
- Quick start: mockup → approval → production
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Applications
NFC keychains are ideal for various business and personal needs:
Business
Identification, access, passes, employee/key marking
HoReCa
Wi-Fi, menu, contacts, quick links
Services and stores
Appointments, instructions, cards, support links
Events
Merch, souvenirs, VIP keychains, promotions
Variants and characteristics
- 01Two-color
- 02Marking: logo/text/number
- 03Shape/size
- 04Batch: same or different signatures
How to order
- 01
1 Request
Send us your requirements
- 02
2 Layout
We prepare the design
- 03
3 Approval
You confirm the layout
- 04
4 Production
We print and deliver
What you can encode into an NFC tag
An NFC tag isn't just a keyring fob. The same technology works anywhere a phone tap can replace a business card, a slip of paper or a link sticker.
Digital NFC business card
For freelancers, sales reps and service professionals who exchange contact details at meetings. Tapping the phone on the tag opens contact info or a profile — there's no paper card to lose, because there isn't one.
Hotel and gym locker tags
For hotel reception desks, gyms and pools that want to mark lockers or attach a link to them (house rules, Wi-Fi, a fault report) without replacing the locks.
Restaurant table tags with a menu link
For restaurants, cafés and bars that want a guest to tap the table instead of asking for a menu, and see the current menu straight away.
Review-request tags
For service venues, food outlets and salons that want reviews on Google or Booking.com. The guest taps on the way out or at the table and lands directly on the review form.
Wi-Fi share tags
For cafés, offices and short-term rentals, where a guest taps instead of typing a password off a slip of paper and connects to the network automatically.
Event and conference badges
For event organisers who want an attendee badge to lead to the programme, a contact form or a speaker's page instead of just a name sticker.
Equipment and asset tags
For workshops, service companies and equipment rental businesses that want a link on the item to a service card, manual or repair history instead of a paper tag.
Loyalty tags
For small venues and salons that run a loyalty scheme without a separate app — tapping the tag logs a visit or opens the regular-customer card.
How an NFC tag works — the technical minimum
Before you order a batch of tags, it helps to know what actually happens when a phone taps one, and what to look out for when choosing.
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What a tag is and how a phone reads it
An NFC tag is a small electronic chip embedded in the print, with no battery of its own. A modern phone (Android and iPhones from the last several years) reads it with a simple tap, no app to install — the system shows a notification with the link on its own.
- 02
What can be written to a tag
Most often we write a web address (URL), a business card in vCard format, Wi-Fi credentials or plain text. We match the type of data to the application at the quoting stage.
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Rewritable tag vs. permanently locked
If we leave a tag rewritable, the content can be overwritten later — useful if an address or phone number changes. Locking it permanently protects against overwriting but rules out any later change.
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Read range and what limits it
The real-world range is a few centimetres — the phone has to actually be brought close to the tag. A metal surface or a metal housing nearby dampens the signal, so we choose the tag differently for such applications than for a plain keyring.
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Two-colour print as a permanent marking
The text, logo and numbering aren't a sticker or paint on the surface — the second colour is printed inside the shape, layer by layer. The lettering doesn't wear off from being carried on a keychain, because it's part of the material, not a coating.
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PLA vs. PETG for a tag carried every day
PLA works fine indoors but softens in a hot car in summer. For a tag carried on a keychain all the time and exposed to sun or rain, PETG is the better choice — it withstands higher temperatures and moisture.
Price depends on the size of the run
The more pieces in one order, the lower the unit cost — the work of setting up the layout and encoding is spread over more tags. We confirm the exact price at quoting.
Small run (1–19 pcs)
from 7 zł/pc
Single pieces and trial orders, e.g. to test on one table or one locker.
Medium run (20–99 pcs)
from 5 zł/pc
A typical size for a venue, a hotel or a single event.
Large run (100+ pcs)
from 4 zł/pc
A chain of venues, a bigger event or fitting out a whole site with tags.
The final price also depends on the format, print complexity and deadline — details at quoting.
How we handle an NFC tag order
- 01
Enquiry with quantity and purpose
You tell us how many tags you need and what they're for (business card, lockers, tables, event) — that determines the choice of tag and layout.
- 02
We set the layout and choose the tag
We propose the shape, print and type of tag suited to the application — a different one for a keyring than for marking metal equipment.
- 03
Written approval
You approve the look and the content encoded on the tag before anything goes into production.
- 04
Production and encoding
We print the tags and encode each one as agreed — a link, a business card, Wi-Fi credentials or other data.
- 05
Delivery
The tags arrive already encoded and working — just unpack them and start using them, no extra setup needed on your side.
Price from 7 zł/piece — what influences the cost
- 01quantity
- 02format
- 03layout complexity
- 04customization
- 05urgency
Price from 7 zł/piece — what influences the cost
Price from 7 zł/piece • Two-color design • Approved before production
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