Guides
Everything we have written to help you decide, in one place: how digital business cards work, what they cost next to the alternatives, and what your car’s VIN can do for you. Each guide is meant to help even if you never buy anything from us.
Choosing a digital business card
- GuideWhat is a digital business card?
- GuideNFC or QR: which to print
- GuideDigital cards for a team: what to decide before you buy
- GuideCollecting contacts at a trade show without losing half of them
- ToolDigital vCard: the file that lands in somebody’s phone book
- ToolPaper card scanner: they hand you paper, you keep the contact
- ToolRedirect your card, and write your own NFC tags
Comparisons
- ComparisonDigital business card prices compared (2026): what you pay over 3 years
- ComparisonPOC Card vs Popl: features and prices compared
- ComparisonPOC Card vs Blinq: features and prices compared
- ComparisonPOC Card vs Linktree: features and prices compared
- ComparisonPOC Card vs Dot: features and prices compared
- ComparisonPOC Card vs V1CE: features and prices compared
- ComparisonPOC Card or a paper card
- ComparisonPOC Card or a QR that opens a PDF
- ComparisonPOC Card or an app they have to install
- ComparisonPOC Card or a page of links
- ComparisonPOC Card or sending your contact file
- ComparisonPOC Card or a premium NFC object
Your car and its VIN
- ToolFree VIN decoder: the full spec sheet, no account
- GuideWhat a VIN actually tells you
- GuideHow to buy car parts in the U.S. without getting the wrong part
- GuideWhat engine does my car have? How to find out with the VIN
Interpreter and languages
- GuideServing someone who does not speak your language
- GuideEnglish–Spanish interpreter in your phone browser
- GuideReal-time voice translator: what «real time» actually means
- GuideUsing a voice translator to practice English (and where it stops helping)
- ComparisonPOC Card or a phone interpreting service
- ComparisonPOC Card or Google Translate: two different shapes
- ComparisonPOC Card or Apple Translate: and the phone the other person is holding