Digifeel and 123Hector both deal with your online reviews, each in its own way. Here is what each one does, for whom and at what price, from their public pages, so that you can choose. Or see what 123Hector finds in your reviews, free, with the audit.
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123Hector
Digifeel
What it is
A French tool that reads your Google, Tripadvisor and Yelp reviews, says what to fix first, compares you with the venues around you and drafts a reply to every review in your voice.
A French seller of NFC and QR code plaques and cards that take customers to your Google review page.
For whom
Visitor attractions and leisure venues, and the hotels, campsites and restaurants around them.
Shops, restaurants and any business that wants more Google reviews.
Price
€29 excl. VAT a month for 1 venue, €69 for 5, €199 for 10. Monthly, no commitment, 14-day trial without a card.
Bought once, no subscription: from €29.90 excl. VAT for its Google review plaque, according to its online shop.
Your reviews
Each review sorted into subjects, a reply drafted in your voice, an alert for every review of 3 stars or less, reviews that look fake flagged.
Its iPhone app manages the plaques and follows feedback on Google, Yelp and Instagram, according to its App Store page.
Getting reviews
A free review link and QR code; three QR stickers offered with the subscription, leading to the same page for every customer, with Google and Tripadvisor.
The customer taps the plaque with their phone (NFC) or scans its QR code and lands on the review page.
Choose Digifeel if…
You want an object on the counter, paid once, and nothing else.
Choose 123Hector if…
You want to know what your reviews say, reply to each in your voice and compare yourself with your neighbours: a plaque brings reviews, it does not read them.
You want QR codes in several spots, each one counted, with three vinyl stickers offered with the subscription.
The two go together: keep your plaque at the counter, add QR codes where it cannot go.
123Hector
What 123Hector does with your reviews
The venues around you, read every night: their rating, their pace of reviews, their replies, and what their customers complain about next to yours.
A Monday email with what to do first, an alert the day a bad review arrives, a monthly report in PDF.
A reply drafted for every review, in its language and your voice, published on Google in one click once your listing is connected.
Hector answers your questions about your reviews in your own words; every figure is computed from them.
Reviews that look fake are flagged, with the facts to report them to Google.
What this page says about Digifeel comes from its public pages and the sources below, read on Oct. 21, 2026. Has something changed, or is something wrong? Write to contact@123hector.com and we will correct it.
