Online Business Card
One web address that introduces you before you ever meet.
From £45 one-time
UK · Digital only · Pay once
Be the contact they keep — saved to their phone in one step, spelt right.
Digital business cards are live web profiles that UK professionals share by link or QR code instead of handing over paper. They open in any phone browser with no app, can be edited at any time, and cost a single payment in pounds: £45 for Brand Presence or £90 with Business Add-ons.
§ 01 — The moment after hello
At a meeting, on a stand or across a counter, you show your QR code or text your link.
Their phone camera opens your profile in the browser. Nothing to download, nothing to sign up for.
One click on Save to Contacts puts your name, number, email and links in their phone — spelt correctly.
And when your number or role changes, you edit it once. Every link you have ever shared shows the update.
§ 02 — The paper problem
A printed card is out of date the day your job title, number or website changes, and the only fix is another print run. It holds a few lines of text, so your portfolio, booking link and reviews stay out of sight.
Most of the people you meet now are on a screen first. Paper cannot go into an email signature, a video call or a LinkedIn message, and once it is handed over you never know whether anyone kept it.
| Compared on | Paper card | Digital profile |
|---|---|---|
| Updating your details | Reprint the whole batch | Edit once, instantly live |
| What you can share | Name, number, email | Everything: links, portfolio, booking, documents |
| Running out | Happens at the worst moment | Never — one link shares unlimited times |
| Getting started | Wait for a print run | Set up online, no print run |
| Cost over three years | Repeat print runs | Single one-time payment |
| Knowing if it worked | No idea | Views, clicks and saved contacts with Business Add-ons |
§ 03 — Pick how you share
A digital business card keeps everything on one profile you control. Pick the page that matches how you meet people — a link for strangers online, a QR code face to face, or a signature and call background for remote work. The plans, features and prices are the same on all three.
One web address that introduces you before you ever meet.
From £45 one-time
Hand over your details in person with one scan — no paper, no app.
From £45 one-time
Built for the inbox, the video call and the team that rarely meets in person.
From £45 one-time
§ 04 — Side by side
Each page is set up for one way of sharing. The profile, plans and prices underneath are identical — use this table to see which one to start on.
| Compare | Online | Digital | Virtual |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Sharing a link online | In-person meetings | Remote and hybrid work |
| Share by | Link or QR code | QR code or link | Email signature, chat, link |
| Format | Digital only | Digital only | Digital only |
| App needed | No | No | No |
| Editable after purchase | Yes, for life | Yes, for life | Yes, for life |
| Lead capture and CRM | Business Add-ons | Business Add-ons | Business Add-ons |
| Price | £45 or £90, once | £45 or £90, once | £45 or £90, once |
§ 05 — What you get
Brand Presence includes 15 features. Business Add-ons includes all of them plus 9 more for capturing and following up leads.
One-time payment, UK VAT included. No subscription.
A complete profile to publish and share. One-time payment, UK VAT included.
Everything in Brand Presence, plus lead capture and CRM. One-time payment, UK VAT included.
Buy Business Add-ons for £90 14-day refund before activation
§ 06 — Who it suits
§ 07 — In the UK
Both plans are priced in pounds sterling. The price on the page includes UK VAT at the standard rate of 20%, so nothing is added at checkout. You get a receipt by email, and you can download an invoice from My Orders showing the order number, date, plan, tax and total. It is one payment, not a monthly charge.
In the UK, most contact details now change hands on a phone. Send your profile link in a WhatsApp message or a text, paste it into a LinkedIn message or your LinkedIn profile, add it to your email signature, or show the QR code on a screen at an event so people can scan it with their camera.
It fits the places where UK professionals meet: a stand at a trade show such as ExCeL London or the NEC Birmingham, a chamber of commerce breakfast, a site visit at a customer’s home or premises, and the reception desk of a clinic or office, where visitors can scan a QR code on a screen or counter sign while they wait.
It suits professions that hand over their details all day. Estate agents meet buyers and sellers at viewings, solicitors and accountants take on new clients, tradespeople quote on site and clinics welcome new patients. Each can put a professional registration number, office address, price lists or brochures on one profile, and with Business Add-ons can also take bookings and enquiries from the same page.
Pick the card that matches how you share, then choose Brand Presence (£45) or Business Add-ons (£90). Both are a single payment.
Check out by card. Prices include UK VAT and we ask for a billing address for your invoice.
Add your details, links, documents and gallery from your dashboard, and change them whenever you like.
Send your link or show your QR code. Edit any detail later and every link you have shared shows the update.
Everything a UK buyer should check before choosing a digital business card: the three ways to share, how to compare plans, UK GDPR in brief and a practical before-you-buy checklist.
Online, digital and virtual business cards compared with real UK situations — proposals, trade shows, site visits, Outlook signatures and Teams calls — plus a side-by-side table.
One-time payment or subscription? How to work out the real cost of a digital business card in the UK over one, three and five years, with VAT and refunds explained.
A step-by-step UK walkthrough from choosing a plan to sharing your first link or QR code, using this site’s real checkout and set-up flow. No app needed.
Choose a plan, pay once in pounds and share one profile that stays current — no app for you or anyone you meet.
New to this? Read the UK buyer's guide to digital business cards.