Why a QR Digital Business Card?
Turn a glance into a client. With a quick scan, your QR opens your SphereCard—proof, messaging, and booking in one place. No heavy website. No back-and-forth.
Why a QR Digital Business Card?
- Instant access: One scan opens your profile anywhere—posters, flyers, screens, storefronts.
- Always up to date: Edit your SphereCard once, and your QR code never changes.
- Frictionless bookings: Visitors can message, video chat, or book in seconds.
- Trackable growth: See where scans happen and which placements convert.
- No printing waste: Replace stacks of paper cards with a single, reusable code.
Where to Use Your QR
- Offline: Event badges, booth displays, pop-up banners, window decals, car wraps, invoices/receipts.
- Print collateral: Flyers, brochures, postcards, appointment cards, door hangers, and menus.
- Online: Email signatures, Zoom backgrounds, profile banners, slide decks, YouTube end screens.
- In-store: Counter stands, table tents, self-service kiosks, product tags.
Demo on mobile to locate your QR code button.
What Opens After the Scan
- Credibility at a glance: Video intro, testimonials, ratings, portfolio/media.
- Action buttons: Message, video chat, call, directions, and Book Now.
- Smart links: Your socials, site, and deep links—organized and branded.
What Opens After the Scan
Credibility at a glance: Video intro, testimonials, ratings, portfolio/media.
Action buttons: Message, video chat, call, directions, and Book Now.
Smart links: Your socials, site, and deep links—organized and branded.
Your flyer is always accessible. Anyone can download it from the Resource section of your SphereCard, find it through search engines, or discover it on Find My SphereCard — anytime, anywhere.
Share your contact the professional way—outbound only. With SphereCard NFC, you send a .vcf card to nearby devices. No “tap-to-open,” no data reading, no surprises.
Why SphereCard’s NFC Is Different (and Safer)
Outbound only: You transmit your vCard (.vcf). You do not read or pull data from anyone’s phone.
No “tap-to-open” tricks: We avoid behaviors that can feel intrusive or suspicious.
Clear consent: The recipient chooses to open/save your contact—just like any shared file.
Privacy note: Your phone only sends your contact card. It never reads from the other device.
