CompanyCard is a digital business card for small business owners: share your details by QR code, link or wallet, keep them current forever, and add a colleague without being forced onto a five-seat plan. Free to start.
Change your number, add a service or move premises and every code you've already given out updates itself. Nothing to reprint.
They scan or tap, your card opens in the browser, one tap saves you to their contacts. No app, on any phone.
Add your first employee when you're ready. There's no seat minimum, so a two-person business isn't billed like a five-person one.
Most small businesses don't lose work because their card looked wrong. They lose it because the card ended up in a drawer, or because the number on it changed two years ago and the box of 500 is still sitting in the cupboard.
A digital card removes both problems at once. The QR code on your van, your window or your invoice keeps working after you change your phone, your prices or your logo — you edit the card, not the print run. And because the person receiving it saves you in one tap, you end up in the phone rather than in the bin.
It also does something paper can't: it carries the things small businesses actually get hired through — a booking link, a WhatsApp button, a payment handle, a link to reviews — in the same place as your phone number.
The digital business card market is built around either individuals or companies with a real headcount, and small businesses fall in the gap. It's worth checking the small print before you commit, because the gap shows up in the bill.
| What to check | Why it matters to a small business | Where CompanyCard stands |
|---|---|---|
| Team seat minimum | Several team plans bill a floor of five seats whether you use them or not | No minimum — add one colleague and pay for one colleague |
| Is pricing published? | Hidden pricing means booking a sales call before you can compare | Published: free, $8/mo Pro, $12 per user/mo Business |
| Wallet pass on the free tier | Wallet is often the feature that gets gated first | Included on the free plan |
| Does the recipient need an app? | Any install step loses you customers at the counter | No app — opens in any phone browser |
Competitor plan details change; check each vendor's own pricing page before deciding. Figures for CompanyCard are our published rates as of July 2026.
Yes. CompanyCard's 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 edits — free forever, no credit card. Free cards carry a small CompanyCard credit; removing it is part of Pro. It is not a trial — there is no time limit and no credit card required.
No. They scan your QR code or open your link in any phone browser and save your contact in one tap. Nothing to install, on any phone.
You add them and keep going — CompanyCard has no seat minimum. This is worth checking elsewhere: as of July 2026, Blinq's Business plan bills a minimum of five team cards and HiHello's Business plan starts at five users, so a two- or three-person business pays for seats it does not use.
No, and that is the main reason small businesses switch. You edit the card once and every QR code and link you have already shared shows the new details — including codes already printed on a van, a window or a flyer. Your link and QR code never change.
It reads as more prepared, not less. Handing over a scannable code that saves your details instantly — with your logo and brand colour — looks deliberate, and it removes the moment where someone loses your paper card in a pocket.
Yes. Many small businesses use their CompanyCard link as their web presence: it holds your services, contact details, socials, booking link and payment handle in one page you can update yourself.
Build your card in a couple of minutes. Free forever, no credit card.