How AurCard compares
A business looking for a “digital business card” meets four kinds of tool, and each solves a different problem. Here is what each kind offers, then detailed comparisons with four products people often ask about.
Four kinds of tool
Global digital card apps
A card for the person, CRM sync and event capture, on a per-user subscription in dollars. Strong for large companies and trade shows, and they stop at the card: no page for the business and no WhatsApp from its number.
Physical NFC card vendors
A plastic or metal card bought once, with a simple profile behind it. Right for someone who wants the card itself; no company page, no customer ledger, no messaging.
WhatsApp business platforms
Broadcasts, a chatbot and a shared inbox, with no page for the customer to arrive on, no code on the door and no employee cards.
AurCard
The Living Storefront for businesses: the company page that is its website, digital business cards for its employees, an NFC sticker on its door, and WhatsApp from its number — one system that keeps every customer’s number with consent.
Detailed comparisons
AurCard vs HiHello
A US company selling digital business cards and email signatures, for individuals and teams.
AurCard vs Blinq
An Australian digital business card company that has moved towards event lead capture and AI tools.
AurCard vs Popl
A US company that began with digital business cards and now presents itself as an event lead-capture platform.
AurCard vs ScaanMe
A digital identity and business card platform from Jordan, Arabic-first, serving the Gulf.
How we wrote these comparisons
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