What's actually different

A paper card is the most familiar way to hand over your details; here is what changes when it becomes a digital one.

Blinq bills a team per card, with a minimum of five; Umbel starts a team at two seats and includes unlimited cards on every paid plan.

HiHello's Business plan is for five users or more; Umbel is simpler, costs less for a team, and is open to a team of two.

Popl is sold on a custom quote after a demo; Umbel is a digital business card with its prices on the page and a plan for a team of two.

Linktree is a link page for a social bio; Umbel is a business card for the person in front of you, with a Save contact button, a share back form and a wallet pass.

Mobilo sells NFC cards with a monthly plan behind them; Umbel is the plan on its own, and works with any NFC tag you already have.

Uniqode bills its plans annually, in USD; Umbel is the card on its own, billed monthly or yearly.

V1CE is one plan at £49.99 a month with a smart card included; Umbel is the digital card on its own, at a price for one person or a team of two.

Wave Connect pairs a free card with AI lead capture sold on credits and a Teams plan from three users; Umbel includes scans in each plan and starts a team at two.

dot.cards sells NFC cards from a shop; Umbel is a plan that works with any tag, with nothing to wait for in the post.

Umbel is a digital business card for a person or a team of two, with its prices on the page and no hardware to buy.

Doorway's pricing page now starts at $1,500 a month for an organisation; Umbel starts at nothing for one person and $3 a seat for a team.

CamCard began as a business card scanner and now sells a digital card for teams on request; Umbel is the card first, with AI scans included in each plan.