Digital business card comparisons, side by side.
Every head-to-head, alternatives list and price page Cardr publishes, grouped by product, with each price dated.
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Every Cardr comparison of digital business cards, in one place: 34 pages over nine products. Head-to-heads set Cardr beside Blinq, HiHello, Popl, Wave, Mobilo, Linq, Dot, V1CE and Uniqode; the alternatives pages list the options for someone leaving one of them; the price pages say what each plan costs. Every rival price was read from the vendor’s own page, most recently on October 29, 2026.
Updated · every price re-read from the vendor’s page
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Each card holds every page about that product: the head-to-head with Cardr, its alternatives, and any rival-vs-rival and price page.
- Cardr vs one
- Alternatives
- Rival vs rival
- Prices
Blinq
From $9.99/mo. Best if you already run a CRM. Free plan: Yes: two cards, “Unlimited sharing” and “Unlimited contact creation”. Read October 29, 2026.
HiHello
From $6/mo. Best for a simple card on both wallets. Free plan: Yes: two cards; card and badge scanning capped at 5 a month. Read October 29, 2026.
Popl
From $7.99/mo (US App Store). Best for events and stands with a team. Free plan: Yes: the app is free, with Pro and Pro+ sold inside it (App Store, UK, read October 29, 2026).
Wave Connect
From $7/mo. Best free tier if you need Google Wallet. Free plan: Yes: unlimited contacts, a lead capture form, 10 AI lead capture credits. Read October 29, 2026.
Mobilo
From $3/mo. Best for a team that wants cards and CRM sync for little. Free plan: Yes: the digital card, “Completely Free”. Read October 29, 2026.
Every head-to-head
| Cardr | Blinq | HiHello | Popl | Wave | Mobilo | Linq | Dot | V1CE | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Blinq | Cardr vs Blinq | ||||||||
| HiHello | Cardr vs HiHello | Blinq vs HiHello | |||||||
| Popl | Cardr vs Popl | Blinq vs Popl | HiHello vs Popl | ||||||
| Wave | Cardr vs Wave | Blinq vs Wave | |||||||
| Mobilo | Cardr vs Mobilo | Blinq vs Mobilo | |||||||
| Linq | Cardr vs Linq | Blinq vs Linq | |||||||
| Dot | Cardr vs Dot | Blinq vs Dot | Popl vs Dot | ||||||
| V1CE | Cardr vs V1CE | ||||||||
| Uniqode | Cardr vs Uniqode |
Linq
Not published. Best if you want NFC hardware and an app. Free plan: Not stated on Linq’s own pages. Read October 29, 2026.
Dot
From $15/mo. Best if you want a tap device with a free profile. Free plan: Yes: dot.Profile, “Free for life”. Read October 29, 2026.
V1CE
From £60 once. Best if you want a card bought once and no monthly fee. Free plan: Yes: free software for life with every card; a free digital card with no credit card. Read October 29, 2026.
Uniqode
From $6/mo. Best for a company that already runs its QR codes there. Free plan: Yes: the first card, free forever. Read October 29, 2026.
Every product, priced and dated.
| Product | Entry price | Read on |
|---|---|---|
| Blinq | From $9.99/mo source | October 29, 2026 |
| HiHello | From $6/mo source | October 29, 2026 |
| Popl | From $7.99/mo (US App Store) source | October 29, 2026 |
| Wave Connect | From $7/mo source | October 29, 2026 |
| Mobilo | From $3/mo source | October 29, 2026 |
| Linq | Not published source | October 29, 2026 |
| Dot | From $15/mo source | October 29, 2026 |
| V1CE | From £60 once source | October 29, 2026 |
| Uniqode | From $6/mo source | October 29, 2026 |
Every price is in the currency the vendor published and is never converted. Each page linked here carries its own sources and dates.
Across the whole category.
Who each product is for, including where Cardr loses.
PricesDigital business card pricesEvery plan as published, with sources and a per-year sum.
SwitchingHow to switch cardsWhat moves with you, what stays, and how long it takes.
Free plansFree digital business cardsWhat the free plans include, and where each is capped.
Free, for good
- Wallet pass
- Apple and Google
- Your page
- cardr.co/you + QR
- Contacts
- No limit
- They send theirs
- Yes
- Pro, $15/mo
- Drafts + day-3 reminder
Comparisons, answered.
Which digital business card is best?
It depends what you need it to do. On published facts: Blinq is strongest at feeding a CRM you already run; HiHello is strongest at a clean free tier that covers both Apple and Google Wallet; Popl is strongest at event lead capture for teams; Wave is strongest at a generous free tier with both wallets, widgets and CRM sync; Mobilo is strongest at teams that want every card feeding a CRM, cheaply; Linq is strongest at NFC cards, badges and hubs, with an app built around them; Dot is strongest at tap devices with a free profile included; V1CE is strongest at a card bought once with free follow-up software; Uniqode is strongest at QR codes and cards managed together for a company. Cardr is built for the follow-up after the meeting. The round-up sets them side by side.
Who checks these comparisons, and when?
Cardr does, and Cardr is one of the products, so every rival fact is quoted from the vendor’s own page with a link and the date it was read (the last full re-read was October 29, 2026). If a price has moved, tell us through the help page and we will correct it and date the correction.
Does Cardr win every comparison?
No. Cardr has no CRM integrations and sells no NFC cards, and several rivals have cheaper paid plans for one person. Each head-to-head has a section on where the other product wins, and each alternatives page has a list of who should not switch.
What is the difference between the vs pages and the alternatives pages?
A vs page sets Cardr beside one product. An alternatives page lists the several products that suit someone leaving one, with Cardr only where it fits. The rival-vs-rival pages compare two other products and mention Cardr at the end.
Or try the free one.
A Cardr card is free, with a signed Apple Wallet pass and nothing for the people you meet to install.