Bizcard

Marketing · Paid

BizCard turns traditional business cards into digital contact hubs stored in Apple Wallet, Google Wallet, QR codes and NFC. It focuses on small businesses, sales teams and freelancers who want faster lead capture and smarter follow up. With features like the AI Clone Agent and an AI driven CRM, each card can continue conversations, qualify leads and feed data into marketing workflows long after the first scan.

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Pricing

Pro: $19.99 per month; includes Link in Bio, paper business card scanning, management of up to 30 documents, AI clone for image and voice, 30-minute AI phone call responses, AI presentations, 2,000 bonus credits for new users, and upcoming API, CRM, and IMS integrations.
Business: $199.99 per month; includes everything in Pro plus management of up to 200 documents, 300-minute AI phone call responses, 25,000 bonus credits for new users, organizational management, and all upcoming integrations (API, CRM, IMS).

Features

Apple & Google Wallet cards: Create digital cards that live in Apple Wallet and Google Wallet with scannable QR codes and always up to date details.
Bulk wallet distribution: Generate and distribute 1000+ digital cards to team members’ Google Wallets in a single operation.
NFC business cards and tags: Turn any compatible card or bracelet into a tap to share NFC business card linked to a digital profile.
Email signature cards: Add a clickable mini card to email signatures so recipients can save contact details in one click.
AI Clone Agent & CRM integration: Use an AI agent to answer inquiries, capture lead information and sync it into BizCard’s CRM for automated follow up.

Use cases

Small businesses and startups: Using digital cards for trade shows, networking events and client meetings.
Sales and business development teams: Replacing stacks of paper cards with wallet passes and NFC taps for quicker follow up.
Freelancers and creatives: Sharing portfolios, social channels and booking links from a single digital profile.
Corporate marketing and HR teams: Rolling out consistent branded cards for staff, new hires and partners.
Uncommon Use Cases: Used by universities and bootcamps to teach modern networking; adopted by crypto and Web3 firms as a gateway to payment or token experiences.