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echocard vs the rest.
Most digital business cards put the card on the owner’s phone, for handing out at events. echocard puts it in the customer’s Apple Wallet or Google Wallet, with call, book, Google review and save contact on the back, and follows up on their lock screen. These pages set the two side by side, with the other product’s prices and its users’ own words, and say plainly where it is the better choice.
Event lead capture, with digital business cards
echocard vs Popl
Built for sales teams at conferences: badge scanning, CRM sync, a card in the owner's Wallet.
Individual prices live in the app, not on the website. No message to the customer after the save.
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Digital business card for networking and sales teams
echocard vs Blinq
Two free cards, a polished app, NFC cards from $24.99, Business tier with a five-card minimum.
The card goes in the owner's Wallet. Nothing reaches the customer after they save your number.
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Free digital business card with a scanner and email signatures
echocard vs HiHello
Two free cards, a free email signature, a scanner, Professional at $72 a year. No hardware sold.
Your own QR code in your own Wallet. Nothing reaches the customer once they have saved your number.
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The customer’s Wallet. No app. Free to start.
The free plan is the whole card: in Apple Wallet and Google Wallet, with the QR code, the link and the buttons on the back, kept up to date on every phone that has it. Pro adds the follow-ups, the update messages, the website button and your numbers for US$9.99 a month.