Pricing Breakdowns

HiHello is a digital business card platform with an intuitive interface that allows users to create stylish cards and make a professional impression on potential clients.

The company has living up to the hype, with over 1 million digital cards shared each month, according to its App Store listing. HiHello has also received industry recognition, including G2 Leader rankings in 2025, which has helped make the Californian company one of the most visible platforms in the digital business card market.

Popl is a popular digital business card platform focused on personal networking and lead capture. It combines NFC sharing, QR codes, and mobile profiles with event badge scanning, enrichment, and CRM integrations.

The company serves 2.5M professionals across 90% of the Fortune 500 and partnered with G2 to launch the B2B digital business card category. They are also proud to have G2 Winter 2025 badges and recognition across top review platforms.

Blinq is a popular digital business card platform that helps professionals and companies share contact information using QR codes, links, and social media profiles. Recognized by Apple as a “Best of” app and featured in the App Store, Blinq has earned attention for its focus on user experience and its leadership in the digital business card market.

As more businesses replace paper cards with scalable digital solutions, interest in Blinq pricing has grown, especially among teams evaluating enterprise deployment and total ownership cost compared to other platforms.

How much is a Dot Card? A physical Dot Card costs $30 one-time for the standard dot.card, dot.classic, or dot.thin ($50 for dot.metal), and the basic dot.Profile is free. For teams, the Essential plan is $8 per member per month, billed annually (self-serve for up to 100 members), and the Growth plan is $15 per member per month for teams of 1–15 — beyond that, pricing is custom. That puts a 100-user team on Essential at $9,600 per year, versus $5,988 for the same team on DBC’s Business plan ($4.99 per card per month, billed annually). All prices verified against dotcards.net in July 2026.

Dot Card is a digital business card company based in Los Angeles that builds tools for professionals, entrepreneurs, and companies to improve how they share and collect contact information.

CamCard is a Chinese digital business card platform that has helped sales, event, and business development teams digitize business cards, manage leads, and sync contacts with CRMs since 2009.

As the oldest player in the market, it made a meaningful contribution to the industry and set early standards for card scanning and contact synchronization.