What a CompanyCard looks like
Three example cards made with CompanyCard (the people and companies are demo examples). Each one opens from a link or QR code, and the reader saves the contact with one tap — no app needed.
The next job comes from the last customer, or their neighbour. Give them one card that saves your number in a tap, forwards in a message and stays current when your services, area or number change.
Three example cards made with CompanyCard (the people and companies are demo examples). Each one opens from a link or QR code, and the reader saves the contact with one tap — no app needed.
A handyman gets hired the moment something breaks. The homeowner is not researching; they are looking for the number of someone they trust, and the fastest way to be that someone is to already be saved in their phone. A paper card goes in a drawer. A card that was saved to their contacts in one tap comes up when they type the first three letters of your name.
The second way a handyman gets hired is a neighbour asking “who did your fence?” The answer used to be a half-remembered name. With a digital card it is a link forwarded in the same message, opening on your services, your photos and a tap-to-call button, with no app for the person receiving it.
And a handyman's details change more than most: a new number, a new service area after a move, drywall and tiling added to the list, a new insurance certificate. A printed card is wrong the week that happens. A digital card is edited once, and every QR code on the van, the invoices and the door hangers you have already handed out shows the current version.
| Where it is seen | How it is shared | What the other person needs first |
|---|---|---|
| End of a job, at the door | QR code on your phone, or the link sent with the invoice | Your number saved before you have driven off, for the next thing that breaks |
| Neighbour asking who did the work | Your customer forwards the card link in a message | What you do, your area and your photos, before they decide to text you |
| Van, truck or trailer | QR code on the rear door, big enough to scan from the pavement | A way to save you while you are up a ladder, without flagging you down |
| Door hangers, flyers and local noticeboards | The QR code printed once, never reprinted | Current services and a number that still works when the flyer is six months old |
| Property managers and landlords | The card link in your email signature and quotes | Your insurance details and a direct line for the tenant's emergency |
Every row opens the same live card, so one edit reaches all of them.
A self-employed handyman can start on the free plan: one card with a QR code and sharing link, profile, links and socials, and an Apple or Google Wallet pass, with no credit card. The free card carries a small CompanyCard credit.
Pro is for when the card should collect as well as show: lead capture, so a homeowner can send you their address and the job from your card, analytics on views and saves, unlimited links and files for a before-and-after sheet or your insurance certificate, custom branding so the card matches the van, and no credit. A handyman business with a few people on the road can put everyone on the same branded card on the Business plan, which has no seat minimum and adds central admin, brand and template lock and CRM sync. See pricing for the current rates.
The jobs you take and the ones you do not, your service area, tap-to-call and tap-to-text numbers, photos of finished work, a link to where your reviews live, and whatever insurance or licensing information your own state, county, city and insurer expect you to show.
No. The card opens in any phone browser from a QR code or a link, and saving you to their contacts is one tap. Only you need an account.
Nothing needs repainting or reprinting. The QR code and the link point to your live card, so you edit the number or the service list once and every van sticker, invoice and door hanger you have already given out shows the new details.
Yes. On the free plan the card carries your profile, links and socials, so your Google Business Profile gallery, Facebook page or Instagram are one tap away. Pro adds unlimited links and files, so a before-and-after sheet can sit on the card itself.
Yes. The free plan includes one digital business card, a QR code and sharing link, your profile, links and socials, an Apple and Google Wallet pass, and unlimited updates — free forever, no credit card. Free cards carry a small CompanyCard credit; removing it is part of Pro. Lead capture, analytics, custom branding and unlimited links and files are part of Pro.
Free forever, no credit card, and the QR code on your van keeps working when your details change.