Put the QR code on the van, the quote and the job sign. When someone wants the work done, they scan it and you are in their phone — no fumbling for a pen.
Trade work is won on being the one who is easy to reach when something breaks. A digital card makes calling you a single tap, and it puts your work photos and reviews right next to the phone number.
The reprint problem is sharper here than anywhere. Van livery, yard signs, quote templates and invoice footers all carry your details — and all of them are expensive to change. Put a permanent QR code on them instead and edit the card when your number, service area or certifications change.
If you hold licences, insurance or trade certifications, the card is a sensible place to keep them visible, so a homeowner can see them before they ask.
The common setup is a QR code on the van, on yard signs and on quotes and invoices. A homeowner scans it, sees your work, licences and reviews, and taps once to call you — and your details are saved in their phone for the next job.
You edit the card. Every QR code already printed on your van, signs or paperwork keeps working and shows the new details — which is the whole reason to use a code rather than printed text.
Yes — add them as fields on the card so they are visible before a customer has to ask. Display whatever your local licensing rules require.
No. They scan the code with the normal camera app and your card opens in the browser. Saving your number is one tap. Nothing to install.
Free forever, no credit card, and your link never changes.