AurCard vs Blinq
An Australian digital business card company that has moved towards event lead capture and AI tools.
Blinq is strong at the moment of meeting: scanning cards and badges, AI note-taking, and sending the contact to a CRM. AurCard is built around the business and its customers after the meeting: its page, its employees’ cards, its customer ledger and its WhatsApp. This comparison is from Blinq’s public website on the date below.
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Side by side
| Aspect | AurCard | Blinq |
|---|---|---|
| What it sells | AurCard:The business: the company page that is its website, digital business cards for its employees, and WhatsApp from its number. | Blinq:A person’s digital card, with event lead capture and AI tools. |
| 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). | Blinq: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. | Blinq:Yes — team plans managed from one dashboard. |
| 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). | Blinq:Not found documented on their website. |
| Booking from the page | AurCard:Yes — appointment booking from the company page. | Blinq:Not found documented on their website. |
| CRM integrations | AurCard:No direct connection to external CRM systems today; the customer ledger itself is the record. | Blinq:Yes — CRM sync. |
| Arabic and right-to-left | AurCard:Arabic-first with a right-to-left interface; the page opens in the visitor’s phone language. | Blinq: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. | Blinq:In US dollars; sells physical NFC cards. |
| Pricing model | AurCard:A subscription per business, not per user, with seats included. Every plan is paid, with a 14-day money-back guarantee. | Blinq:A no-cost tier to start, paid plans, and business plans priced per user. |
Where Blinq is stronger
- Capturing contacts at events: a card and badge scanner, and event campaigns.
- AI tools for meeting notes and enriching contact data.
- Ready-made CRM sync.
- A large base of users and global companies as their website shows, and physical NFC cards sold directly.
Where AurCard is different
- The company page is its website, edited on the page itself.
- After the meeting: a customer ledger with consent, WhatsApp from the company’s number, 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.
- The smart sticker on the shop door, booking, and branches and subsidiary brands.
Which one fits you?
Choose Blinq if your work runs on exhibitions and events and you need badge scanning, AI notes and sending them to a CRM.
Choose AurCard if your customers reach you through your door, your employees and your WhatsApp number, and you want the company to keep them and message them with consent — in riyals and in Arabic.