A business card for real estate agents.

Call, text, email and your listings, with your licence number under your name: what a buyer or a seller looks for, on one page. They open it from the QR code on your sign board, a flyer or a link in any message, with no app to install, and save you to their phone with your agency and your licence.

Free, with no time limit·No app for buyers·Your licence on your card

A sample Kard, drawn live in the look every new Kard starts in. Scroll it; its buttons are for show.

What it carries

The card on every sign board.

What a buyer, a tenant or a seller does with your Kard, from the board outside to the contact on their phone.

01 Call, text or email One tap calls you, opens a text to you or starts an email, without saving your number first. Where people text more than they WhatsApp, Text comes first; add WhatsApp and it sits beside them. Contact channels, 5 min → Chat
02 Your licence, under your name A licence or registration number under your job title, written as your licensing body asks, and saved in the contact people keep. Make your first Kard, 3 min → Licence
03 Your office, with Directions The address as you write it, with Directions that open Google Maps, for the clients who come to you. Address
04 Your listings and files Homes for sale, homes to rent, your agency's page: each a button. Add a brochure or a floor plan as a file, up to 10, each with its own link. Custom links, 3 min → Links
05 Book a viewing Buyers and tenants pick a time that's really free and say which home they want to see, with no app or account. Sellers book a valuation at their address, and anyone a call back. Take bookings from your Kard, 4 min → Calendar
06 Contacts that come back The people at an open house send their details from your Kard. Each lands in your contacts, ready to call back or export. The exchange, 4 min → Exchange

Also — a QR code for your sign boards and flyers·your email signature, free·a card for each agent under the agency's name

Found on Google

A page of its own, for Google to show.

Your Kard is a page of its own that Google can show when people search for your business. Whether it does is your choice: new Kards start hidden from search engines, and one switch lets them in.

One switch, on any plan

In your Kard's Settings tab, turn on “Kard is visible to search engines”. eKard's sitemap then lists your Kard for Google to find. Until then, anyone with its link or QR code opens it, and search results leave it out.

Kard settings, 3 min →

Your name and your town

The page's title carries your Kard's name, your company (or, with none, your job title) and the town in your address, when you show the address on your Kard: the words people type when they look for you.

A Kard Google shows

197

times in 90 days, Google showed a salon's Kard to people searching for the salon's own name, at an average position of 1.3: 1 is the top result.

From Google Search Console, to 17 October 2026. Google decides what it shows and where, so no one can promise you a place in its results, and we don't.

Make yours

ekard.app/you

Make yours

Your Kard is free and live in a minute: sign up and it opens, ready for your details. A link with your name, like the one above, comes with a paid plan. Already have one? Open your Kards.

The paperwork

Do buyers need an app?No. Your Kard is a web page: they scan the QR code on your board or flyer, or tap its link, and call, text or save you there.

Where does my licence number go?Under your job title on your Kard, and in the contact people save. Write it as your licensing body asks you to show it.

Can buyers book a viewing from it?Yes. Switch booking on, and Book a viewing opens the times you're free; they say which home they want to see. Sellers can book a valuation at their address, and anyone a call back.

What does the card cost?Nothing. The card, its QR code, your office address, links, files and the contacts it collects are on the free plan, which has no time limit.

Can every agent at the agency have one?Yes. Start a team, and each agent gets a Kard under the agency's name and logo, all in the same look.