Dot vs Uniqode

Dot lets people share a customizable dot.Profile using a dot.device tap, a profile QR code, or a username link. Recipients open shared profiles in a phone browser; Dot says a dot.device does not require the recipient to have an app. Profiles can bring together contact details, social, productivity, payment and music links, along with a bio, profile picture and banner. The free dot.Profile includes two-way contact exchange, basic contact management, a basic QR code, a username and Apple Wallet and Android Wallet integration. It costs nothing, billed Free for life, and is included with a one-time dot.device purchase. dot.Profile+ costs $15 a month and offers a 7-day free trial. It adds an AI scanner for turning paper business cards into downloadable contacts, plus advanced contact management and contact export. Dot.Teams is presented for teams using business cards to capture leads and advertises free custom devices. Any camera-equipped phone can scan a profile QR code; NFC tapping depends on the phone's NFC capability.

Uniqode is a digital business card service for individuals and teams to create, customize, share, and manage cards. Sharing options include QR codes, links, messages, email signatures, Apple and Google Wallet passes, and Apple Watch. Users can capture contacts during card exchanges and sync leads to connected tools. Analytics cover scans, views, and clicks; the product also describes GPS tracking for team effectiveness. Templates, logos, colors, social and interactive links, and team template controls provide customization. The iOS and Android app can scan paper business cards and conference badges into digital contacts. The Free plan is free and limits use to one card, up to five leads, and 14 days of analytics. Team costs $6 a year, billed annually, and includes API access, unlimited leads and analytics, and selected integrations. Business+ has custom pricing and a 50-user minimum. The service is available on Android, iOS, web, and API platforms.