V1CE bundles a premium NFC card with a full client-capture CRM for a single £49.99 a month, and has no free plan. If what you want is the card part, that's a lot of product to buy for it.
V1CE is not really a competitor to a digital business card — it is a bundle. As of July 2026, £49.99 a month gets you a premium NFC card with lifetime replacements plus a full client capture system: CRM, automated follow-ups, booking, agreements, payments and an AI assistant. There is one tier and no free plan, just a 30-day trial.
That is a coherent product for someone whose job is closing deals in person, and if it replaces a CRM you already pay for, the maths can work comfortably.
It is a lot to buy if what you actually wanted was a good digital business card. That is the gap CompanyCard fills: free for one card, $8 a month if you want custom branding and the credit removed, $12 per user for a team with admin controls — and no hardware to receive or replace.
| V1CE (verified July 2026) | CompanyCard | |
|---|---|---|
| Free plan | None — 30-day trial | Yes, no time limit, no credit card |
| Price | £49.99/month, single tier | Free · $8/mo Pro · $12/user/mo Business |
| What you get | NFC card + CRM, follow-ups, booking, payments, AI assistant | Digital business card, QR/link/wallet, branding, team admin |
| Hardware | Premium NFC card included, lifetime replacements | None — nothing to ship or replace |
| Best for | In-person closers who want card + CRM in one bill | Small businesses and self-employed who want the card |
Read from v1ce.co/pages/pricing in July 2026. Terms change — check before deciding.
No. As of July 2026 V1CE offers a 30-day free trial and then a single tier at £49.99 per month. It is explicit that there are no other tiers or add-ons. CompanyCard has a free plan with no time limit and no credit card.
A premium NFC smart business card with free shipping and lifetime replacements, plus its Client Capture OS — CRM, automated follow-ups, booking, agreements and payments — and a Scout AI networking assistant. It is a bundle, not just a card, which is why the price sits where it does. Check v1ce.co for current terms.
Substantially, but they are not the same purchase. CompanyCard is free for one card, $8 a month for Pro and $12 per user for Business — a digital business card product. V1CE at £49.99 a month bundles hardware and a full client-capture CRM. If you need the CRM and the physical card, compare it against what you would otherwise pay for those separately.
If you want a premium physical NFC card and a CRM with follow-ups, booking and payments in one subscription, and £49.99 a month is proportionate to the deals you close. For a lot of consultants and salespeople it will be. A free digital business card is not a substitute for a CRM.
If your NFC card lets you write a custom URL, you can point it at your CompanyCard link and a tap will open your card. CompanyCard does not sell hardware, so anything you already own keeps working alongside QR and link sharing.
No trial countdown, no hardware to receive, no £49.99 a month.