Five ways to share one digital profile.

Online, Digital, QR Code, Virtual and Contactless Business Cards are the same profile with the same two plans — £45 or £90, paid once. Each page explains one way of sharing it, so pick the one that sounds like your week.

1. Online Business Card

   A mini-website for your business — your details, services, photos and prices on one link.

   An online business card is a small web page for you or your business: phone, email, address, opening details, services, photos, price lists and social links in one place. You share it as a link or QR code, it opens in any phone browser without an app, and when something changes you edit it once and everyone who has the link sees the update.

   From £45 · paid once · See the Online Business Card

2. Digital Business Card

   One branded profile per person for small firms — no print runs, no monthly fee.

   An online business card for small business is a branded digital profile for the owner and each member of staff, with the business’s logo, colours, services and contact details on every one. Each person shares theirs by link or QR code, and the business pays once per profile instead of reprinting cards whenever someone joins, leaves or changes role.

   From £45 · paid once · See the Digital Business Card

3. QR Code Business Card

   One QR code for the counter, the van, flyers and the stall — it opens your live profile.

   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.

   From £45 · paid once · See the QR Code Business Card

4. Virtual Business Card

   For appointment businesses: clients book a time or send an enquiry from one link.

   An online business card with bookings and enquiries is a business profile that also lets people book an appointment or send you a question directly from the page. It suits appointment-based businesses — salons, therapists, tutors, driving instructors, consultants — and the booking and enquiry tools come with the Business Plan (£90, paid once).

   From £45 · paid once · See the Virtual Business Card

5. Contactless Business Card

   Ask for a review and capture a lead from one link — nothing handed over, nothing printed.

   An online business card that collects reviews and leads is a business profile with two extra jobs: a reviews button that takes happy customers straight to where you collect reviews, such as your Google review page, and a way for visitors to leave their own details so you can follow up. You share it by QR code or link, so nothing changes hands, and both tools come with the Business Plan (£90, paid once).

   From £45 · paid once · See the Contactless Business Card