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Salespeople in the field

Digital business cards for salespeople in the field

You meet people at counters, booths and kitchen tables, and paper cards end up in a drawer. We build your digital business card: your photo, your products and one tap to call or save your contact. You see a free draft before you pay.

What your page shows
  • Your photo, title and company
  • Call, email and save-contact buttons
  • A QR code for your booth and handouts
$0 for your draft from $99 a year
The short answer

What should a sales rep's digital business card show?

You hand out a card, they nod, and it ends up in a pocket with a receipt. A digital card works differently. They scan it or tap your link, save you to their contacts in one go, and you're in their phone instead of their drawer.

Then, when they're ready (next week, next quarter), they open it again and everything's there: your photo so they remember you, what you sell, and a short form for the question they didn't ask at the booth.

Change territories or products, and you don't reprint a box of cards. The QR code on the ones you already handed out still opens your page.

Professions

The salespeople we build for

Car salespeople

Car buyers shop around for weeks, then come back to whoever they remember. Your card has your photo, your dealership and a way to reach you when they're ready to talk numbers.

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Insurance agents

Insurance clients need you twice: when they buy, and when something happens. Your site keeps you one tap away for both.

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Pharmaceutical reps

Clinic staff see a lot of reps. Your card makes you easy to find again: your name, your products, and a way to ask for samples or a visit.

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Product reps

Store buyers and contractors want to see the product. Your card shows a few products with photos and specs, and a form for orders or questions.

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Sales reps

Whatever you sell, your card is how they remember you after the meeting: your photo, company, contact buttons, a form for follow-up questions, and a QR for your booth or your slides.

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What you get

What a page for salespeople in the field can do

Each card says which plan has it. Every plan includes hosting and your QR code.

Digital business card

One page with your photo, call and save-contact buttons, request forms and a photo grid.

Card · from $99/yr

Request forms with photos

Clients tell you what they need and attach a photo. It lands in your email.

Card · from $99/yr

A full website about you

More pages built for search, a blog and a photo gallery, on your own domain if you like.

Showcase · from $299/yr

QR campaigns

As many codes as you need for cards, signs and flyers, with scan tracking.

Showcase · from $299/yr
Before we build it

What goes on your digital business card

It takes a short chat and a photo. Here's what we put on it.

  1. A good photo of you

    Phone photo, good light, real smile. People remember faces, not logos.

  2. Name, title and company

    Plus the company logo, if your company allows it.

  3. Call, email and save-contact buttons

    One tap and you're in their phone, with your name spelled right.

  4. What you sell

    Three to six products or services, with a photo each. Enough to jog their memory.

  5. A follow-up form

    For the question they think of on the drive home. It comes straight to your email.

  6. Your socials

    LinkedIn first, then whatever else you use for work.

QR codes on the road

Where your QR code works

Your card comes with a QR code, ready to print. Need a different code for every show or campaign? That's the Business Showcase, with a scan count for each one.

Your paper cardsPut the code on the back and every card leads to your page
Your boothA sign on the table: scan to save my contact
Slides and emailEnd every deck and every email with it
Quotes and order formsSo they can reach you about the next order
What you're using now

A digital card, or just paper cards and LinkedIn?

You probably have a few of these already. Here's what each one does, and what a card of your own adds.

Paper business cards

Good forHanding something over at the end of a conversation.

Leaves outThey get lost, they can't be updated, and nobody types your email in by hand.

LinkedIn

Good forConnecting with people in your industry.

Leaves outNot every customer is on it, and your profile is about your career, not what you can do for them.

Your company's rep page

Good forShowing you're with an established company.

Leaves outOften it's a list of names, and it's not yours to keep when you move on.

Where they all point

Your own card

Your face, your products and your buttons, in one link. It goes on your paper cards, your booth sign and your email signature.

Plans

Start small, grow when you need to

The Card and the Showcase start with a free draft: we build it, you look, you decide.

Your card, online Digital Business Card
$99/ year

One page with your buttons, request forms and photos.

A full website about you Business Showcase
$299/ year

More pages, a blog, a gallery, online booking and QR campaigns.

App, payments, newsletters Video Hub
$599/ year

Video tours and walls, your own app with push, payments and newsletters.

Before you ask

What salespeople ask us

How do people save my contact?

They tap Save contact on your page, and your name, number and email go straight into their phone.

Can I put my company's logo on it?

If your company allows it, yes. Some companies have rules about that, so check with yours first.

Do people need an app to open it?

No. You share a link or a QR code, and it opens in their phone's browser. No app on either side.

Can I use it at a trade show?

Yes. Print the QR on a table sign. On the Business Showcase you can make a separate code for each show and see how many people scanned it.

What happens if I change jobs?

Your page is yours, not your employer's. Change the details, and the QR codes you already handed out keep opening your page.

How much does a digital business card cost?

$99 a year. We build a free draft first, and you pay only if you like it.

See your page before you pay anything.

Tell us what you do. Your free draft is ready in about 3 days.

  • The draft is free
  • Up to two rounds of changes
  • From $99 a year, only if you say yes
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Tell us what you do, and we put your page together in about 3 days. The draft is free. You pay only if you say yes.

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