Every one of these does the same job. What changes is how it looks and what it costs you in reach
Pay once and it is yours — there is no subscription hidden in any of these prices, and the card keeps opening your page whether or not you ever pay us again. Cards start at $100, and $91 for a sticker is the least you can spend on any of it. That buys a made object rather than a handout: laser-etched into the material or printed under a laminate, programmed before it ships, and pointed at whoever takes the role the day somebody leaves. Twenty dollars more buys the Pro chip, which signs every tap so a link somebody copied out of the address bar stops working. Read the price next to the reach — the material sets both, and metal trades one for the other.
- The Pro chip
- +$20 on any card
- It signs every tap, so a link copied out of the address bar and forwarded around stops working. The standard chip opens exactly the same page.
- Volume
- 10–49 · 10%50+ · 18%
- Kitting out a team costs less per card. The break is per line — fifty of the same card is one print run, and that is where the saving comes from.
- No subscription
- Bought once, yours after that
- Buy a card, never pay us again, and your page, your contact file and your wallet pass stay live. The follow-up is the part you subscribe to, and only if you want it.
Cards
The thing you actually hand over, and the one that reads from furthest away. It goes in the card slot of the wallet they already carry, which is the only place a business card survives the week.
Recycled PVC
$1005–8 cm — the longest reach we sell.
The least you can spend to get in, and it reads from further away than anything else here. The artwork is printed ink, so a year in a back pocket will show on the edges.
Each tap is signed, so a link copied out of the address bar and forwarded on stops working.
Bamboo
$1504–7 cm — an ordinary tap, from an ordinary distance.
Warm in the hand and it gets remarked on, which is the entire job of a business card. Laser-etched, so nothing wears off — and because the grain takes the burn differently every time, no two are identical.
Each tap is signed, so a link copied out of the address bar and forwarded on stops working.
Brushed steel
$2001–2 cm — a deliberate touch, not a wave.
This is the card people keep, show to a colleague and ask about. The metal costs you reach — the phone goes on it rather than past it — and that is the whole trade you are making.
Each tap is signed, so a link copied out of the address bar and forwarded on stops working.
Anodised black
$2001–2 cm — a deliberate touch, not a wave.
The blackest thing in the room, and it holds a fingerprint like one. Same metal underneath as the steel, so the same deliberate touch and the same short reach.
Each tap is signed, so a link copied out of the address bar and forwarded on stops working.
Keyfobs
On your keys, which means it is already in your hand in a lift, a taxi or a bar. Smaller antenna, so it reads from closer in — you will be holding it anyway.
Recycled PVC
$963.5–5.6 cm — the longest reach we sell.
The least you can spend to get in, and it reads from further away than anything else here. The artwork is printed ink, so a year in a back pocket will show on the edges.
Each tap is signed, so a link copied out of the address bar and forwarded on stops working.
Bamboo
$1462.8–4.9 cm — an ordinary tap, from an ordinary distance.
Warm in the hand and it gets remarked on, which is the entire job of a business card. Laser-etched, so nothing wears off — and because the grain takes the burn differently every time, no two are identical.
Each tap is signed, so a link copied out of the address bar and forwarded on stops working.
Brushed steel
$1967–14 mm — a deliberate touch, not a wave.
This is the card people keep, show to a colleague and ask about. The metal costs you reach — the phone goes on it rather than past it — and that is the whole trade you are making.
Each tap is signed, so a link copied out of the address bar and forwarded on stops working.
Anodised black
$1967–14 mm — a deliberate touch, not a wave.
The blackest thing in the room, and it holds a fingerprint like one. Same metal underneath as the steel, so the same deliberate touch and the same short reach.
Each tap is signed, so a link copied out of the address bar and forwarded on stops working.
Stickers
Stuck to the back of your phone or the corner of your laptop, so it is on the table for the whole meeting and nobody has to be handed anything. The smallest antenna we sell, and the shortest reach.
Recycled PVC
$912.8–4.4 cm — the longest reach we sell.
The least you can spend to get in, and it reads from further away than anything else here. The artwork is printed ink, so a year in a back pocket will show on the edges.
Each tap is signed, so a link copied out of the address bar and forwarded on stops working.
Bamboo
$1412.2–3.9 cm — an ordinary tap, from an ordinary distance.
Warm in the hand and it gets remarked on, which is the entire job of a business card. Laser-etched, so nothing wears off — and because the grain takes the burn differently every time, no two are identical.
Each tap is signed, so a link copied out of the address bar and forwarded on stops working.
Brushed steel
$1916–11 mm — a deliberate touch, not a wave.
This is the card people keep, show to a colleague and ask about. The metal costs you reach — the phone goes on it rather than past it — and that is the whole trade you are making.
Each tap is signed, so a link copied out of the address bar and forwarded on stops working.
Anodised black
$1916–11 mm — a deliberate touch, not a wave.
The blackest thing in the room, and it holds a fingerprint like one. Same metal underneath as the steel, so the same deliberate touch and the same short reach.
Each tap is signed, so a link copied out of the address bar and forwarded on stops working.
When somebody leaves, you keep the card and the leads
Point the card at whoever takes the role and it works the same afternoon. Nothing is rewritten, nothing is thrown away, and their pipeline stays where it was, because it was always your company’s. Tap a live page before you spend anything.