Digital Business Card by Wave - NFC Business Card with Smart Tap for Back of Phone - QR Code & NFC tag to Exchange Professional Contact Info, Social Media, Websites, and More (iPhone and Android)

Easy way to share you business contact info!

Unless you want a physical card with your QR code you do not need this. You can sign up through the app, use for free.

Item just as described- not sure if people feel safe using NFC though

Things I like:+ Easy to program following direction+ Very thin and can be easily added to a phone case+ Can be rewritten if you want to link to a different site

Not only do you have to enter all your personal information into into their network but they then try to charge you for access to it. Good luck.

Initial setup was easy but did not seem to include things I wanted to include in my contact information like socials and links. However, once I downloaded the app I found I was able to really customize my profile including adding a brief bio, web links, socials, etc. which is all I really needed it to do.I like that it has a QR code as well as the tap option, because some people are just now becoming familiar with how QR codes work and may not feel comfortable with the tap option just yet.I took a look at the paid option for this and feel that the free version suits my needs at this point, which is a big plus. I'll probably want more of these tags... but for now I have one on a sign that has my company logo and says "Tap here for our digital business card." Next to the sign, I also have physical business cards and find that people still seem to prefer those. But I don't think it hurts to have both options!

As someone always on the lookout for efficient networking tools, I tried the digital business card by Wave. It's a fascinating concept, blending NFC and QR technology for seamless information sharing. However, there are a few points to consider:1. Manual Clarity for Older iPhones: Users with older iPhones (like me, with an iPhone SE) might struggle. The manual's instructions on using the "NFC Tag Reader" from the Control Panel were confusing since this option wasn't available. Instead, I had to use the camera app to scan the NFC tag, which redirects to the website for profile setup.2. Profile Creation and Login: The setup process is straightforward, allowing you to create a profile and image. You can log in via email, phone number, or even Google/Apple accounts. I appreciated the verification code system over traditional passwords – a nice touch for security and convenience.3. Sharing Options and Subscription Models: The card offers multiple sharing modes, with the standard mode requiring contacts to fill out a form. Other simplified sharing methods are available but locked behind a subscription fee, which I didn't find worthwhile. The follow-up email/SMS feature is a neat addition, though.4. CRM Integration and Pro Plan: Integration with CRM tools like Zoho and Zapier is a huge plus for professionals. The Pro Plan, at $5 per month or $50 per year, offers extra features like analytics and calendar integration, but the value for money here is subjective.5. Customization and Contact Management: Customizing your profile is easy and versatile. You can add contacts manually or by scanning their business cards, a handy feature for networking events.6. Practicality of the Wave Tap Card: Attaching the card to the back of your phone is an option, but I found it impractical for daily use. Its smaller size, while convenient for some, raises concerns about misplacing it, especially if kept in a wallet.7. Overall Experience: While innovative, the Wave Digital Business Card doesn't seem to offer a significant advantage over existing contact sharing methods in iOS/Android. For me, the whole process felt a bit clunky, and I'm not convinced it's a long-term necessity.In conclusion, while the Wave Digital Business Card has its merits, particularly in customization and CRM integration, it might not be the game-changer for everyone in its current form.

This is a small nice quality sticker that works as a business card. You stick it in back of your phone and people can either tap it or scan the QR code to bring up all your contact information. Right out of the box, my phone detected it right away and opened up the set up screen. I like that you can set up your profile and it is very customizable as far as setting up your pictures, writing about yourself, adding your social media profiles, websites, etc. The only reason I did not give a five star rating is because I feel limited with the phone numbers that can be listed. Contact info allows you to add a job title, company name, location, personal email, work email, phone, and work phone with extension. I wish you could list as many numbers as needed. Another feature is that you can keep a list of contact numbers within the app. You can scan a business card or manually create a contact and contact list can be exported if needed. Once your profile is set up, you have countless options to exchange your contact info. Obviously the NFC card, the QR code in the card, as well as a QR code in the app, sharing contact via SMS, via email, copy to clipboard, downloading QR, sharing link, and my favorite, adding it to your apple wallet. There is an annual or monthly subscription for additional features that I personally do not find critical for my needs. Subscription includes CRM integrations, real-time analytics, calendar integrations, access to pro content, and showcase your team, as well as video & file uploads. All in all, i think this is a very complete business card.