Overview

One Good Card turns a digital business card into a contact and team-management system. It is best for professionals and organisations that want to capture leads and connect profile activity to a CRM, rather than simply share contact details. Its breadth is compelling, but buyers should compare the two free plans carefully and weigh recurring team costs against their capacity needs.

Key features

Profiles travel by NFC, QR code, personalised link, email signature or digital wallet pass, and recipients can open them without installing an app. A profile can hold business information alongside social feeds, maps, product listings, portfolios, files, videos and lead-capture forms. That flexibility suits people who want a single destination for prospects, though those who only need a simple contact exchange may not need the additional surface area.

Contact management adds OCR business-card scanning, lead capture and analytics covering profile views, contact saves and link engagement. Integrations include HubSpot, Salesforce, Zoho CRM, Google Contacts, Mailchimp, Google Workspace, Microsoft Entra ID and BambooHR. Contact and lead sync, field mapping, two-way sync and scheduled Gmail or Outlook follow-up emails are useful for teams that want to bring card-generated activity into established workflows.

Administrators can manage employee profiles centrally, apply branded templates, create profiles in bulk and use team analytics. Optional NFC cards, smart rings and stickers link to the same digital profile. The maker says data is AES-256 encrypted, CSA-certified and handled with GDPR-ready practices; contacts and leads remain user-owned and exportable. Those are useful assurances for business use, while organisations should assess them against their own security requirements.

Pricing

The pricing spans two different free options, a one-time individual purchase and monthly team plans. That makes the entry point flexible, but the free tiers do not combine the same capabilities.

Free costs 0.00 SGD per free, billed Free forever. It supports up to 30 users, including 1 admin, with a central CRM and deal manager, CRM analytics and a leaderboard. It is the stronger free choice for a small team that prioritises shared administration and CRM over profile customisation.
OGC Basic costs 0.00 SGD per free, billed Free forever. It has a limited widget catalogue and styles, limited CRM deal features and 30-day analytics history. It fits a no-cost start, but those limits make it less suited to teams that need richer profiles, deeper deal management or longer-term trend analysis.
OGC Pro costs 12.90 SGD per once, billed One-time · lifetime access. It adds full profile widgets, layouts and branding, CRM with 3 pipelines, custom properties and export, plus 365-day analytics history. The one-time term is appealing to an individual or small operation avoiding a monthly commitment, though its stated features do not include the larger user and admin capacities of the monthly tiers.
Growth costs 56.99 SGD per month, billed monthly, with a 30-day free trial. It allows up to 80 users, including 3 admins, up to 3 custom profile templates and up to 1 year of analytics history. It is the practical step up for a growing team that needs shared capacity and branded templates.
Professional costs 128.99 SGD per month, billed monthly, with a 30-day free trial. It supports up to 200 users, including 10 admins, up to 10 custom profile templates and up to 3 years of analytics history. Choose it when the larger user ceiling, more administrators or longer analytics retention matters; otherwise Growth is less costly.
Enterprise costs 299.99 SGD per month, billed monthly, with a 30-day free trial. It provides unlimited users and admin roles, unlimited custom profile templates and lifetime analytics history. It is aimed at organisations that need those uncapped limits, not teams that can stay within Growth or Professional.
Team NFC Package has custom pricing by quotation and combines branded NFC cards with digital business cards managed from one admin dashboard. It is the relevant route for teams seeking physical cards alongside central control.

Platforms

One Good Card runs on Android, iOS and the web, giving mobile users and desktop administrators access across the listed platforms.

Who it's for

Individual professionals can use it to share a rich profile and organise contacts; SMEs and sales teams gain lead capture, CRM tools and analytics; larger organisations can centralise employee profiles and administration. Event organisers are also among the maker's intended users. It is less compelling for anyone who only wants a basic digital card and has no need for lead tracking or team controls.

Pros and cons

Pro: Multiple sharing routes work without requiring recipients to install an app, reducing friction when handing over a profile.
Pro: CRM, lead capture, analytics and a broad integration set connect networking with follow-up work.
Pro: Central profile management and bulk creation make the product more practical for teams than a collection of individually managed cards.
Con: The two free plans divide team CRM and profile customisation, and OGC Basic limits both deal features and analytics history.
Con: Monthly team pricing rises from 56.99 SGD per month to 299.99 SGD per month; the higher ceilings may be unnecessary for small teams.

Alternatives

For a broader comparison, see Digital Business Card Software.

Choose Blinq Email Signatures if a free personal email signature and two digital business cards meet the need.
AntCards is another freemium option, with a free account for one profile, QR, NFC and link sharing, contact download, and personal view and save analytics.
Consider Haystack if its free Personal plan's unlimited digital cards, shares and AI card scans are the priority.
KADO is another freemium alternative.
Consider Wave Connect if a free card with unlimited sharing and contacts, email signature and Google or Apple Wallet support is a better fit.
Dot is another freemium alternative.
IdentiQ is another freemium alternative.
CallCard is another freemium alternative.

Verdict

One Good Card is a strong fit for professionals and teams that want business profiles to feed into contact management, lead capture and CRM workflows, with central administration as they grow. Its multiple sharing methods and team capabilities are the main reasons to choose it. Look elsewhere if a simple card is enough, or if the split free plans and monthly team costs do not match the features or capacity you need.

	CardNet	One Good Card
Free plan	No	Yes
Free trial		Yes
Paid from	₹41.67/mo	SGD 56.99/mo
Platforms	Android, iOS, Web	Android, iOS, Web
Free plan	No	Yes
Lead capture		Yes
Analytics level		advanced
Custom domain		Yes
Team management		Yes
CRM integrations		Yes

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