Compare
eKard and other card apps, side by side.
What Linq, HiHello, Blinq and Popl charge and give, from each company's own pricing page. Every line says the day it was read and links to where. Beside them, eKard's, from eKard itself.
Facts only·Every price dated and linked·Rechecked every quarter
eKardAs many Kards as you need, with no time limit
LinqNot stated on its pricing page
HiHello2 cards, 5 card or badge scans a month
BlinqTwo cards
PoplNot stated on its pricing page
One page each
Plan by plan, beside eKard.
At a glance
Free, one person, a team.
Each line as its company's pricing page states it, with the page and the day it was read. eKard's prices are in Indian rupees, as it bills them; the others' in US dollars.
| App | The free plan | One person, paid | A team | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| eKard | As many Kards as you need, with no time limit | ₹500 once, ₹1,000 a year or ₹5,000 once | Free for up to 25 people during early access | Pricing |
| Linq | Not stated on its pricing page | $29 a month, or $249 a year | $29 per user a month, or $249 per user a year | linqapp.com/linq-one ↗ 19 October 2026 |
| HiHello | 2 cards, 5 card or badge scans a month | $6 a month billed yearly, or $8 monthly | $5 per user a month billed yearly, 5 users at least | hihello.com/pricing ↗ 19 October 2026 |
| Blinq | Two cards | $9.99 a month, or $7.33 a month billed annually | $6.99 per user a month, or $4.99 billed annually, 5 at least | blinq.me/pricing ↗ 19 October 2026 |
| Popl | Not stated on its pricing page | Not published | A quote after a demo, with no per-seat fees | popl.co/pages/pricing ↗ 19 October 2026 |
Free on eKard
What every plan gives, the free one too.
As many Kards as you need
No plan caps how many Kards you make. Each has its own link and QR code, and the free plan never expires. Make your first Kard →
Every layout
All 7 built-in layouts are free, or publish your own HTML as the Kard's page. Choose a layout →
Contacts that come back
Visitors save you in one tap and can send their details back. Search them, export a spreadsheet, or save them all to your phone in one file. The exchange →
An email signature
Your Kard as a signature for Gmail, Outlook and Apple Mail, with its photo and QR code. Your email signature →
Backgrounds and wallpapers
Your name and QR code behind you on Zoom, Teams and Meet, and under your phone's clock. A video-call background →
Events and follow-ups
Contacts collected at a fair are tagged with it, and a recap at 8:00 the morning after lists them all. Set a reminder on anyone. Events →
New contacts to other apps
Each new contact sent within seconds to Zapier, Make, a Google Sheet or your own server. Send new contacts to other apps →
Print your cards
Business cards with your Kard's QR code, as a PDF for your printer or any print shop. Print your card →
Coming from one of them? — bring your card in its contact file
Try it
ekard.app/you
Start your KardFree, with no time limit. Already have a Kard? Open your Kards.
The paperwork
Where do these facts come from?Each company's own pricing page, linked beside its line, with the day it was read. eKard's come from eKard itself.
Why these four?They're the card apps whose contact files eKard's New Kard is tested on, so a card made in any of them can start a Kard.
How often is this page checked?Every quarter. Seen something out of date? Write to hello@ekard.app.
Is eKard free?Yes. As many Kards as you need, each with its own link and QR code, and the contacts they collect, with no time limit.