Premium tap-to-share cards designed and engraved in Ontario, priced in CAD, and shipped tracked to the National Capital Region — each one paired with a free live profile that presents in English or French and captures every connection you make.
Ottawa runs on introductions, and on two languages: a government-relations round on Parliament Hill, a committee meeting, a tech pitch in Kanata, a national association's AGM at the Shaw Centre, a coffee with a consultant in the ByWard Market. Anexus Connect is an Ontario company, so an Ottawa professional finally has a smart business card designed, engraved and shipped from right here in the province — not flown in from a US brand with customs delays and a currency-converted bill. One tap on a metal card or a Phone Tap sticker opens your live, always-current profile on any phone — no app for the person you meet — and it can present itself in English or French for whoever is reading, with Spanish too. Every tap becomes a captured, CRM-ready contact, pricing is in CAD, and the contacts you keep stay yours. Basic is free forever; PRO is an optional upgrade for AI follow-ups, deeper analytics and CRM integrations.
Designed and engraved in Ontario, then shipped tracked to Ottawa, Gatineau, Kanata, Orléans and across the National Capital Region for a flat $9.99 CAD. Metal Black and Stainless Steel cards are $59.99 with engraving included, and a Phone Tap sticker is $24.99 — all in Canadian dollars, with no US customs hold, no duty at the door and no surprise currency conversion.
See Canadian pricingIn the National Capital Region you switch between English and French all day. Your Anexus profile presents itself in the reader's language — English or French, and Spanish too — so the same card works across the river in Gatineau and in front of a federal client without a second print run. You control exactly what appears on it and which contacts you keep.
See the profileEvery tap, scan or link opens your profile and drops the connection into a built-in mini CRM — with notes, reminders and lead priority — so a conversation at a Shaw Centre conference, an association AGM or a Kanata tech meetup does not die in a camera roll. Basic is free forever, and capture is included.
See how capture worksPoint one card wherever the day needs it: a booking link when your calendar is the bottleneck, a capability one-pager for a procurement conversation, a Google review page after a client visit, or a sign-in form at a conference booth. Change the destination any time — you never reprint, and the card in your pocket never changes.
Point your card anywhereAnexus Connect is an Ontario company. Your card is designed and laser-engraved in the province and shipped tracked to Ottawa and across the National Capital Region — you order online and it comes to you, with no storefront to visit. Because it ships domestically, there are no US customs holds, no duty at the door and no USD conversion on the bill.
Yes. Your public profile can present itself in English or French — and Spanish — so one card suits a bilingual city, a meeting in Gatineau across the river, or a federal client who prefers to read in French. The person you tap needs no app or account; your profile opens right in their phone's browser, on iPhone or Android.
Orders are dispatched within 1-2 business days and ship tracked for a flat $9.99 CAD. Metal Black and Stainless Steel cards typically arrive in the National Capital Region in about 5 business days; the Phone Tap sticker usually arrives in about 3. Your digital profile is live the moment you create it, so you can start sharing by link or QR — around Ottawa or anywhere — before the card reaches you.
No. Basic is free forever: a live profile, NFC/QR/link sharing, contact capture and a mini CRM with notes, reminders and lead priority, plus basic insights at $0. PRO (about $6.99 CAD/month or $59.99 CAD/year) is an optional upgrade for AI follow-ups, deeper analytics and CRM and calendar sync — add it only if and when you want more.
Yes. Order a batch for a firm, a consultancy or an association with consistent branding, or a card pool for a conference at the Shaw Centre — hand out blank cards at the door and each person claims theirs in seconds, with no admin assigning them one by one. Admins manage everyone's cards and destinations from one account, and every card still comes with its own free-forever profile.