When Jesus Culture Sacramento implemented VisitorTap, they saw results almost immediately, with a 1400%  increase compared to what they were getting with QR codes.

‍Why are tap cards a great solution for Church Conferences? 

Visitortap puts everything guests need right at their fingertips.

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With one tap, guests can:

• View the conference schedule
• Sign up for workshops
• Get directions to food and nearby spots
• Access session resources or speaker content
• Connect to sponsors

“VisitorTap was a game changer for the conference, nearly every person tapped the back of their seat when we asked them to. It just made the whole experience super seamless, so I can’t recommend it enough.” - Pastor Daniel Giles, Jesus Culture Sacramento

Why is a tap card better than a QR Code?

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Tap technology (NFC) outperforms QR codes for every measurement of engagement (from giving to sign-ups) due to its ease of use, speed, and security. Tap technology offers a "tap and go" experience, requiring no special apps or camera alignment, making it more intuitive and convenient than scanning a QR code. Tap cards are also more flexible as you can change links in the VisitorReach dashboard without having to print new QR codes every time a link changes. You can also change the real-time based on who is in the room. For example, one link for Sunday services and a different link for your Men’s event or Pastors Conference.
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QR codes still play an important role in church communication. They’re especially effective in slower, more intentional environments—like touch cards, printed mailers, or small group invitations—where people have the time and space to pause, scan, and engage. In those contexts, QR codes are simple, familiar, and accessible.
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However, in fast-paced environments like Sunday services or conferences—where announcements move quickly and slides change in seconds—tap cards consistently outperform QR codes. They remove friction in the moment and win every time. 
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For churches looking for a simple way to increase engagement, VisitorTap can make a big impact  — and for Jesus Culture, it’s become something people genuinely enjoy using.

“We are absolutely loving VisitorTap, it’s fun, people love it, and it’s something new and super fresh!”- Pastor Daniel Giles, Jesus Culture Sacramento

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