A digital business card is one always-current profile you share by a tap, a scan, or a link — no paper, no reprints. Anexus Connect gives you four ways to share that profile, all built on a plan that's free to start.
Digital business cards replace the paper stack with a single live profile that opens on any phone. Anexus Connect is the smart business card platform behind it: build one profile, then share it with a metal NFC card, a Phone Tap sticker, a QR code, or a plain link — whichever fits the moment. Every share can capture the other person straight into a built-in mini CRM, pricing is in CAD, and the experience is bilingual and privacy-first. Basic is free forever; PRO is an optional upgrade for AI tools, deeper analytics, and CRM integrations. New to the idea, or wondering how "digital", "virtual" and "electronic" business cards differ? Our plain-English explainer covers the definition — this page is about picking the one that fits you.
Pick the format that matches the moment: a laser-engraved Metal Black or Stainless Steel NFC card ($59.99 CAD), a $24.99 Phone Tap sticker that makes any phone tappable, a QR code for across-the-table shares, or a plain link for your email signature and socials. They all open the same live profile, so you update once and every format reflects it.
See the card optionsA tap, scan, or click opens your always-current profile in any phone's browser — no app and no account for the person you meet, on iPhone or Android. Change your title, number, or links any time and the profile updates instantly, so nothing you hand out ever goes out of date.
How a digital card worksWhere a paper card disappears into a pocket, every tap, scan, or link can drop the contact into a built-in mini CRM with notes, tags, and reminders — so follow-ups actually happen. It's built for people who live on introductions: sales, trades, real estate, recruiting, healthcare, and whole teams working events.
Explore the mini CRMBasic is free forever, not a trial: a live profile, NFC/QR/link sharing, basic insights, and the mini CRM at $0 with no credit card. PRO is an optional upgrade at about $6.99 CAD/month or $59.99 CAD/year. Cards are priced in Canadian dollars and ship tracked from Ontario for a flat $9.99 CAD — no surprise conversion or cross-border fees.
See plans and pricingIf you want to weigh the formats side by side — metal versus sticker, tap versus QR, and how the plans compare — our ranked, honest rundown lays out what each option does best so you can choose with eyes open.
Compare the optionsFour, all built on one live profile: a laser-engraved Metal Black or Stainless Steel NFC card ($59.99 CAD), a $24.99 Phone Tap sticker that makes any phone tappable, a QR code you can show from your screen, and a plain shareable link. You can use just the free profile with QR and link, and add physical hardware whenever you want the in-person tap.
In everyday use, yes — "digital", "virtual", and "electronic" business card all describe the same thing: a shareable online profile that replaces paper. We use "digital business card" throughout. If you want the full breakdown of the terms and how they overlap, our explainer walks through it; this page is about choosing and buying one.
No purchase required. Basic is free forever with no credit card — a live profile, NFC/QR/link sharing, the mini CRM, and basic insights. Most people never need more than this to replace paper. Hardware is optional: add a metal NFC card or Phone Tap sticker when you want the tap, and PRO (about $6.99 CAD/month or $59.99 CAD/year) is there if you want AI tools, deeper analytics, and CRM integrations.
No. Tapping your card, scanning your QR code, or opening your link shows your profile right in any phone's browser — no app or account on their end, on iPhone or Android. Your profile can also present itself in English, French, or Spanish for the person reading it.
Start with the free profile and share by QR or link to see how you network. If you hand out cards in person often, a metal NFC card makes the strongest impression; if you'd rather use the phone already in your pocket, the Phone Tap sticker is the budget-friendly route. Our ranked comparison weighs the formats so you can match one to how you actually meet people.