The digital business card that works everywhere.

A digital business card is an online profile that replaces the traditional paper card. Instead of handing someone a piece of card they will probably lose, you share a link or let them scan a QR code — and your full contact details, photo, social profiles and booking links land straight in their phone.

Unlike paper, a digital business card is dynamic. Promoted? Changed your number? Edit once and everyone who ever received your card sees the new version. It also works both ways: with lead capture enabled, people you meet can leave their details with you, so a handshake becomes pipeline instead of a forgotten stack of cards.

CompanyCard cards work on any device with no app required for the receiver, include an email signature and video-call background for every user, and scale from one professional to a whole company with team management.

QR code. The receiver points their camera at your code — on your phone screen, on a printed card, on a slide or a conference badge — and your card opens instantly. Nothing to install, nothing to type.

Personal link. Your card lives at a short, permanent URL. Drop it in a chat, a LinkedIn message, a proposal or a text — it works anywhere a link works, which is everywhere.

Wallet pass. Add your card to Apple Wallet or Google Wallet and share from your lock screen — faster than opening any app, and it works even with a dead network at a conference.

Email signature. Our free email signature generator turns your card into a clickable, branded signature for Gmail, Outlook and Apple Mail — so every email you send quietly shares your card.

Video-call background. A branded virtual background puts your name, role and QR code on screen in every Zoom, Meet or Teams call. Your card works the room even when the room is remote.

They open a web page, not an app. Scanning your QR code or tapping your link opens your card in the phone's browser. Nothing is installed and nobody is asked to sign up, on iPhone or Android.

They tap Save contact. The card hands their phone a contact file (a vCard, the .vcf format every contacts app reads), and your name, title, company, phone, email, photo and links land in their contacts in one step. If you want the detail, see how a vCard QR code works and how to open a VCF file.

The link keeps working after you change. The QR code points at your card's address, not at a frozen copy of your details, so the next person who scans the same code sees your current number and title. A contact someone has already saved to their phone is their copy; opening your card again shows them the new version.

Most digital business card apps look alike on a landing page. These are the questions that decide whether one fits a small business or a self-employed professional, with CompanyCard's own answers.

Does the receiver need an app? They should not. A CompanyCard opens in any browser with a one-tap Save contact button.

What does the free plan actually include? Ours is one card with a QR code, a sharing link, an Apple and Google Wallet pass and unlimited edits, with no scan cap and no credit card. The limits: it is one card, and it carries a small clickable CompanyCard credit under the card. Pro removes the credit and adds lead capture, analytics and custom branding.

Is the price published, and is there a seat minimum? Our prices are on the pricing page, flat per plan, and the Business plan has no seat minimum, so a two-person business pays for two cards.

Can you leave without losing your contacts? Contacts people save from your card are vCards in their own phones, so they stay where they are whatever you do with your account.

The basics above apply to everyone. These pages cover what a card needs to do in a specific line of work, from booking links for coaches to emergency call-outs for plumbers:

small business owners · business owners · freelancers · consultants · coaches · realtors · mortgage brokers · insurance agents · accountants · bookkeepers · lawyers · notaries · therapists · dentists · chiropractors · personal trainers · tutors · photographers · salons · event planners · contractors · electricians · plumbers · landscapers · cleaners · recruiters · sales teams · teams · events and conferences

Sales teams use them to cut the follow-up gap: the prospect saves your contact on the spot, and lead capture sends their details straight back to your pipeline instead of a pocketful of paper.

Real-estate agents, consultants and freelancers put booking links, portfolios and reviews one tap from a handshake — things a paper card physically cannot hold.

Recruiters and event networkers share with dozens of people a day without running out of cards, and can see afterwards which conversations actually looked them up.

Companies roll cards out to every employee from one dashboard with locked brand templates, so the whole team looks consistent on day one — see digital business cards for teams.