Most companies that sell RFID tags do not quote prices because pricing is based on volume, the amount of memory on the tag and the packaging of the tag (whether it’s encased in plastic or embedded in a label, for instance), whether the tag is active or passive and much more.

At the beginning, RFID was not used for business, and then slowly began to be used for business activities. At the beginning, the cost of RFID tags was very high, which is also the main reason why RFID technology cannot be popularized for a long time. With the optimization and development of RFID technology, the price of RFID tags has dropped, making the large-scale commercial promotion of RFID a trend.

What affects the large-scale popularization of RFID technology is also related to its strict requirements on the environment. Early RFID technology is not mature enough to be used in more complicated situations, and there must be no interference sources.

However, with the advancement of technology and technology in recent years, these problems have basically been solved. The latest generation of tags can already work in quite harsh environments, and the ability to resist interference is also very strong. The most common example is that our second-generation ID cards are embedded with RFID tags.