Accounting work is referred more than it is advertised. Your card needs to survive being passed from one client to their business partner — which a link does and a paper card rarely does.
Most accounting clients arrive by referral, and a referral is someone forwarding your details. A link forwards cleanly in a message or an email, opens on any phone, and puts your qualifications and booking page in front of a stranger who was told you're good.
Qualifications matter here more than in most trades — CPA, ACCA, CA, enrolled agent, whichever applies — and the card is a good place for them to be visible before a first call.
The seasonal rhythm is the other reason to go digital. Deadlines, service lines and capacity change through the year; the card can say "taking new clients" in one month and not the next, without anything being reprinted.
Your name with your qualification, the services you offer, the kind of clients you work with, a consultation booking link and current contact details. Saying whether you're currently taking new clients saves everyone time.
That's its main advantage. A link forwards cleanly in a message or email and opens on any phone, so when a client recommends you their contact sees your qualifications and can book immediately.
Yes — edit it as often as you like. You can change capacity, services or deadlines and every link and QR already shared updates.
Yes. It includes one digital business card, a QR code and sharing link, your profile, links and socials, an Apple and Google Wallet pass, and unlimited edits — free forever, no credit card. Free cards carry a small CompanyCard credit; removing it is part of Pro.
Free forever, no credit card, and your link never changes.