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Digital Visiting Card is a digital business card SaaS product designed to consolidate personal, company, and product information, social media profiles, map addresses, and contact options into a single shareable page. Users can send their card via QR code, unique URL, email, SMS, or social media. Recipients do not need to install an app and can access it on Android or iOS smartphones.
Its core use case is “quickly connecting with customers”: it supports one-tap calling, WhatsApp, email, saving contacts, and navigation to an address. Users can add a company profile, product brochures, images, a Google Maps address, social links such as Facebook/Instagram/Twitter/LinkedIn, and embed YouTube or Vimeo videos. Cards can be edited online, with changes taking effect immediately. It also provides an inquiry form that can send lead information to an email inbox. The page claims 20+ app integrations, but these appear to be mostly links or content embeds; no explanation of deeper business system integrations was found.
The public pricing is fairly straightforward: Single costs $20 and includes 1 card, Standard costs $40 and includes 2 cards, and Enterprise costs $100 and includes 10 cards. The feature set is largely the same across plans, including a contact form, 9 gallery images, 9 card features, unlimited editing, maps, free setup, QR code, and priority support. The website offers a 7-day free trial. Note that the terms state subscriptions are prepaid by billing cycle and renew automatically, but the page does not clearly specify what billing period the listed prices correspond to. Before purchasing, you should confirm with customer support whether the pricing is one-time, monthly, or annual.
The advantages are that it is easy to get started, inexpensive, requires no app, and is well suited for QR code and link-based sharing. Compared with paper business cards, it can carry videos, images, downloadable materials, and real-time updated information. The downside is limited disclosure of enterprise-level capabilities: there is no visible information on role permissions, team collaboration, bulk employee management, APIs/webhooks, security certifications, or data storage. The terms also mention different company/domain names, so compliance and brand consistency require further verification.
It is better suited to individual salespeople, freelancers, offline service providers, trade show exhibitors, micro and small businesses, and storefronts using front-desk QR codes for lead generation. For mid-sized and large enterprises that need unified employee card management, permissions, auditing, SSO, or deep CRM integration, the currently available public information is not sufficient to support a complex procurement decision.
No information is provided about access speed in mainland China, ICP filing, CDN usage, or localization. It is not possible to determine whether it can be accessed reliably via a direct connection, so testing before purchase is recommended.
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