AurCard vs HiHello
A US company selling digital business cards and email signatures, for individuals and teams.
HiHello is a mature product for a person’s card and email signature, strong at connecting large companies to their systems. AurCard starts somewhere else: the business itself, its page that is its website, its employees’ cards and its WhatsApp number. This comparison is from HiHello’s public website as we read it on the date below.
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Side by side
| Aspect | AurCard | HiHello |
|---|---|---|
| What it sells | AurCard:The business: the company page that is its website, digital business cards for its employees, and WhatsApp from its number. | HiHello:A person’s digital card and email signature, with a team dashboard. |
| A company page that works as its website | AurCard:Yes — the company page is a full website edited on the page itself, with sections shaped by the activity (menu, services, gallery, hours, branches). | HiHello:Not found documented on their website. |
| Employee cards in the company identity | AurCard:Yes — a card per employee in the company identity, updated with the company page; employee edits are approved, and the card stops the day they leave. | HiHello:Yes — on business plans: team cards and a company directory. |
| WhatsApp from the company’s number | AurCard:Yes — campaigns to people who consented, a shared inbox and an after-hours auto-reply, from the company’s own number (on every plan). | HiHello:Not found documented on their website. |
| Booking from the page | AurCard:Yes — appointment booking from the company page. | HiHello:Not found documented on their website. |
| CRM integrations | AurCard:No direct connection to external CRM systems today; the customer ledger itself is the record. | HiHello:Yes — Salesforce, HubSpot and Microsoft Dynamics. |
| Arabic and right-to-left | AurCard:Arabic-first with a right-to-left interface; the page opens in the visitor’s phone language. | HiHello:Website and marketing English-first. |
| Currency, payment and invoice | AurCard:In Saudi riyals including VAT in Saudi Arabia, and in US dollars outside it, with mada, Apple Pay and credit cards through a Saudi gateway, and an invoice after every payment. | HiHello:In US dollars. |
| Pricing model | AurCard:A subscription per business, not per user, with seats included. Every plan is paid, with a 14-day money-back guarantee. | HiHello:A no-cost personal tier, paid plans, and business plans priced per user. |
Where HiHello is stronger
- Ready-made connections to Salesforce, HubSpot and Microsoft Dynamics — AurCard does not offer this today.
- Large-company requirements: SSO, SCIM and a SOC 2 report, as their website states.
- Team email signatures as a product in their own right.
- A no-cost personal tier for someone who only wants a card for themselves.
Where AurCard is different
- The company page is its website, edited on the page itself — not only a person’s card.
- WhatsApp from the company’s number: campaigns to those who consented, a shared inbox, an after-hours auto-reply.
- Arabic-first, in riyals incl. VAT in Saudi Arabia and in US dollars outside it, mada, Apple Pay and credit cards, an invoice after every payment.
- Branches and subsidiary brands, appointment booking, and the smart sticker on the door.
Which one fits you?
Choose HiHello if your team lives in Salesforce or HubSpot, you need SSO and enterprise security reports, and a personal card plus an email signature is all you want.
Choose AurCard if you are a business in Saudi Arabia that wants a page working as your website, cards for your employees in your identity, and your customers on WhatsApp from your number — in riyals and in Arabic.