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.
If you want a physical NFC card to hand over — or the lowest monthly price — Mobilo is the better fit, and we say so. CompanyCard is software only: QR, link and wallet pass, with nothing to order, ship or replace.
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.
Mobilo makes a good product, offers a free digital card, and its Pro plan is cheaper than ours — $3 a month as of 1 September 2026, against our $3.99 billed annually or $4.99 monthly. On team plans it is close: Mobilo lists Teams at $4 and Business at $5 a month billed annually, against our $3.99 per user Business billed annually ($4.99 monthly). If one person's price is the deciding factor, Mobilo is your answer and you should take it.
What you are choosing between is really two shapes of product. Mobilo sells physical NFC cards — plastic, wood or metal, each carrying an NFC chip and a printed QR code — alongside a free digital card, and pitches lead capture that pushes contacts straight to your CRM. CompanyCard has no hardware at all — sharing is QR code, link, Apple or Google Wallet pass and email signature.
That matters most as a business grows. Every new hire on a hardware-centric setup is an order, a delivery and a replacement when it goes missing; on a software-only setup it is a seat. And an NFC tap needs the other person's phone to be close, unlocked and NFC-ready, where a QR code works across a room and a link works in an email.
No cards to buy per person, ship to a new hire, or re-order when one is lost.
QR and link work regardless of NFC support, and from across a table rather than on contact.
You lose the physical object. Some people genuinely want something to hand over — if that is you, buy the hardware product.
Not for one person, and we would rather say so. As of 1 September 2026 Mobilo lists Pro at $3 a month, with Teams at $4 and Business at $5 a month billed annually — against CompanyCard's $3.99 Pro and $3.99 per user Business billed annually ($4.99 and $4.99 billed monthly). Mobilo wins on the individual plan; on the team plans the published annual rates are within about a dollar of each other. The difference is what the products are: Mobilo sells physical NFC cards alongside its free digital card, CompanyCard is software only.
Mobilo offers a free digital card and sells physical NFC cards separately — as of 1 September 2026 its site listed a branded NFC card at $19.99, a custom design at $39 and a metal card at $139, with discounts running at the time we checked. The hardware is optional, but it is central to the product. Check mobilocard.com for current pricing.
Because there is nothing to order for a new hire, nothing to reship when someone loses one, and nothing that stops working if you change the design. Sharing by QR code, link and wallet pass reaches every phone with no tap and no accessory. If you like the physical object, that is a genuine reason to prefer a hardware product instead.
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 edits — free forever, no credit card. Free cards carry a small CompanyCard credit; removing it is part of Pro.
Share by QR, link and wallet pass — starting free.