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QR Code Business Card

One QR code for the counter, the van, flyers and the stall — it opens your live profile.
Two plans, each paid once in GBP. No monthly fee and no renewal.
£45 one-off payment
A complete profile you can share and edit for good.
£90 one-off payment
Everything in Brand Presence, plus bookings, leads and a CRM.
An online business card with a QR code is a web profile for your business plus a code that opens it. You print or display the code wherever customers see you — a shop counter, a van door, a flyer, a market stall sign — and anyone who points their phone camera at it lands on your up-to-date details, prices and photos, with no app.
Example situations to show how it works — not customer reviews.
An electrician puts the QR code on both van doors. People who see the van parked on their street scan it and get his number, the areas he covers and his registration details.
A florist keeps a small stand with the code by the till. Customers scan it to save her number, see the wedding gallery and find her opening hours.
A cheese stall at a Saturday market hangs the code on the awning. Shoppers who want to order for Christmas scan it and find the price list and how to get in touch.
A window cleaner adds the code to his flyers. Because the code opens his live profile, the flyers stay right when his prices change.
You order here. Our platform partner builds and hosts your profile and emails it to you separately. Then it’s yours to fill in and share.
A QR code that holds a phone number or a fixed web address is out of date the moment something changes. Your code opens your online business card instead, so you can change your prices, hours or number and every printed code — van, flyer or counter — still opens the right details.
Every phone camera on current iPhones and Android phones reads QR codes, so customers do not need an app.
Print the code large enough for the distance people stand at, with plenty of contrast and a short line underneath saying what it opens, such as “Scan for prices and to book”. Test it on two or three phones before a print run. Our guide to QR code size and placement covers the details.