CallCard vs MeCard

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.

MeCard is a digital identity platform for creating and managing paperless business cards, employee IDs, visitor passes, membership cards, emergency and health cards, and QR parking tags. Its dashboard can create, issue, update, block and administer cards, employees, permissions and branches, including bulk employee issuance. Cards may contain branding, videos, presentations, brochures, product details, social profiles, websites and QR codes. Sharing works through QR codes, NFC, WhatsApp, email, SMS, social media and direct links. The Android app scans paper business cards with OCR and stores digital contacts in the cloud. MeCard describes CRM and HRMS connections, with Active Directory named for Enterprise. Role-based access controls are listed, alongside ISO 9001:2015 and ISO/IEC 27001:2013 certifications; enterprise clients can access a SOC 2 report. Android, iOS and web access are available. A free plan and 30-day trial are offered; Business costs $8 a year per user.