Re-point the card at this month's pitch
Your site, a case study, a rate card or a booking page — change the destination as often as your work changes.
Point your card anywhereOne card, one link, and a profile you can re-point at whichever piece of work you are trying to win this month.
Freelance work changes shape faster than anything you could print. The same person is a brand designer in spring and a packaging specialist by autumn; the portfolio that wins the work is a different portfolio every quarter. That is the argument for a card whose destination you control: point it at your main site most of the year, at a specific case study while you are pitching that kind of work, at a rate card when you are quoting, and back at your profile when you are not. Meanwhile the profile itself holds the things a client checks before they hire — recent work, what you actually do, how to book a call, and a way to pay you for a fixed-scope piece without an invoice round trip.
Freelancers do not outgrow business cards. They outgrow what was printed on them.
My job title changed and the cards in the drawer are now a lie.
Edit the profile once. Every card you have handed out over the last two years says the new thing, because the card never carried a title.
I want the card to show different work depending on who I am meeting.
Carry two cards, or re-point one. Each card has its own destination, so the one in your laptop bag can open a case study while the one in your wallet opens your profile.
Getting paid for a small piece takes longer than the work did.
Put the fixed-scope piece in the Profile Shop and take the card payment through Stripe. No invoice, no waiting on a transfer.
Your site, a case study, a rate card or a booking page — change the destination as often as your work changes.
Point your card anywhereGallery, video and reorderable sections, so the newest work is at the top without a redesign.
Profile & brandAn audit, a logo pass, a consultation hour — paid by card through Stripe on the profile itself.
Profile ShopA discovery call booked from the profile beats four messages trying to find a time that works.
Appointment bookingThe profile and lead capture work on the free plan, and the physical card needs no subscription to keep working.
Cards and plansFor a lot of freelancers, yes. The profile has a permanent link, holds a gallery, a bio, services, a booking calendar and a shop, and it is indexable — which is more than a single-page portfolio site does for most people who never get round to building one.
Yes, and there are two ways. Keep one profile with both services as separate sections, or carry two cards pointed at two different destinations — useful when the two audiences would be confused by each other.
The card keeps working and the profile stays live on the free Basic plan. PRO adds native CRM sync, AI-drafted follow-ups and visitor translation; losing it does not switch off the thing you handed to a client last year.