Say what is true
NFC cannot do everything. Tags can be copied; authentication works because of the locked identifier and your records, not magic. We would rather explain the limitation than oversell past it.
Plenty of companies will sell you NFC tags. Plenty of others will build you a web page. The gap between the two is where most projects quietly fail. Capstone Tek does both, which is why our tags are specified against your actual packaging and our pages are designed for the second after the tap.

Most contactless marketing fails for an unglamorous reason: somebody bought tags without deciding what should happen next. The tag works, the page is a generic landing screen, nobody taps twice, and NFC gets written off as a gimmick.
Capstone Tek started from the opposite end. We ask what you want to be true thirty seconds after someone taps — the product is verified, the contact is saved, the review is posted, the RSVP is in — and we work backwards to the hardware from there. The chip is the cheap part. The thinking is the product.

NFC cannot do everything. Tags can be copied; authentication works because of the locked identifier and your records, not magic. We would rather explain the limitation than oversell past it.
A tagged product line with a real engagement rate is worth more than a confident projection. We size the pilot to prove or disprove the idea quickly.
Customer details captured through your tags belong to you. We do not resell them, mine them or hold them hostage behind a platform.
Review platforms have policies and we follow them. If a request would put your listing at risk, we will say so and offer a compliant alternative.
You get a number before work starts and we hold to it. Scope changes are agreed in writing, not discovered on the invoice.
You deal with the people who built your project, not a ticket queue. The phone number in the footer reaches us.
Most clients arrive wanting one of these. If none of them fits, say so and we will build something that does.
We specify the hardware, design the card and the page, produce, encode, test and ship, then support it afterwards. The most common arrangement and usually the fastest.
Your agency, stationer or in-house team owns the look. We specify the tag, supply encoded inlays to your printer, and build the page to their design. Nobody has to learn NFC.
For agencies, printers, planners and resellers. We stay invisible: no Capstone Tek branding anywhere, you keep the client relationship and the margin, and we handle the parts you would rather not build.
Most NFC disappointments are avoidable, and nearly all of them are avoided at specification and testing rather than in production.
Where it matters we want your actual packaging in our hands, not a drawing. Metal, foil and curved glass behave differently from flat card.
A digital proof always, and a physical sample on larger runs — a real card, on the real stock, that you can tap on your own phone.
Each unit written, recorded against your project, and set read-only so the destination cannot be altered in the field.
Tested on both iOS and Android, through a case, on the surface it will actually live on.
Failure rates are low but not zero. Faulty units get replaced, and we would rather you told us than worked around it.
Support is where a lot of suppliers quietly stop. The hardware shipped, the invoice cleared, and six months later nobody answers when a link needs changing. That is the opposite of how this technology is supposed to work — the entire point is that it stays editable.
If you ever want to take your project elsewhere, we will hand over your content and your data without making it difficult.
Lock-in is not a business model we are interested in.We make small physical objects for a living, so this deserves an honest paragraph rather than a badge.
If your clients keep asking for something like this and you do not want to build it, we are happy to sit behind you. White-label delivery, no branding of ours anywhere, and sensible terms if you place work regularly.
3510 Hobson Road, Suite #204
Woodridge, IL 60517
United States
Across the United States and Canada, remotely and on site for larger rollouts.

One short call is usually enough to scope it. We will come back with a plan, a sample and a fixed price — normally within one business day.