CallCard vs ClickCard

CallCard is a web-based digital business card with visitor messaging, a built-in CRM, and field-level privacy controls. Visitors can message, call, save, share, upload files, or open a map from a card without an app or visitor signup. Card owners choose visibility for each field. A dashboard tracks visits, replies, and collected contacts with timestamps, and contacts can be grouped. Cards can display timezone-aware availability. The product also supports estimates, quotes, invoices, payment tracking, overdue reminders, and a reusable service catalog. The free plan costs nothing and includes two cards, one custom URL per card, CRM and collections, privacy controls, messaging and file uploads, and a QR code with the owner’s logo. Pro costs $9.90 a month or 95 USD per year, with 10% GST for AU customers; it includes five cards and 100MB file uploads retained for 30 days. New accounts start with a 90-day Pro trial without a credit card. Teams is marked coming soon, with custom pricing listed.

ClickCard is a web platform for mobile-first digital business cards aimed at professionals and small businesses. Cards can be shared by QR code, link, WhatsApp, LinkedIn, Facebook, X, email, or phone. Depending on the plan, profiles can save contacts, capture enquiries, show product catalogues, offer appointment booking, accept orders, and display analytics. Public forms organize leads with statuses, flags, scores, and tags, and support CSV export. The dashboard tracks views, visitors, countries, sources, clicks, contact submissions, and conversion signals. Listed lead-sync connections include Zapier, Pabbly, Make, HubSpot workflows, Zoho Flow, and secure webhooks. Profiles can include Razorpay checkout and invoice or receipt links. Business tools add CSV employee-card creation and feature-level permissions. SEO controls include structured data, XML sitemaps, analytics integrations, programmatic pages, and indexing controls. A free plan supports one active card; Premium costs ₹25 per month.