Virtual Business Card Link for Email Signatures, Invites and Proposals
A virtual business card link is a permanent web address for your contact profile. Paste it into your email signature, calendar invites, proposals and LinkedIn instead of retyping your details. Whoever clicks it sees your current information and can save you to their contacts in one step, with no app needed.
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Brand Presence
A$89 one-time payment
Includes Details, Social Links, Documents, Blog, Products, Testimonials, Gallery, Templates, Password Protection, Visibility & Order, Contact Display, Analytics.
Business Add-ons
A$180 one-time payment
Everything in Brand Presence, plus CRM, Card Scanner, Get Reviews, Bookings, Enquiries, Contact Leads, Subscribers, Forms, Export.
Pay once at checkout. After payment is confirmed, your order is recorded for profile set-up, which is not instant.
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Buying in Australia
For customers in Australia, Brand Presence costs A$89 and Business Add-ons A$180, each a single payment in Australian dollars with nothing to renew.
Contact details you publish sit under the Privacy Act 1988; the regulator is the OAIC.
Ideas for Australian work: reps covering several states can share one link instead of a separate signature per office; consultants pitching to clients in Singapore or Auckland can keep the QR code on their Zoom background; and small businesses can paste the link into quotes so customers save the right mobile number.
Tip: write your city and time zone next to your booking link, so interstate and overseas buyers know when you are available before they message.
Everything is supplied online and nothing is posted. After payment is confirmed, your order is recorded for profile set-up, which is not instant.
Local questions
- Can my whole sales team share one design?
- Each person needs their own profile, but you can choose the same template for everyone, so reps in different states present the business in the same way.
- Do I pay GST?
- The checkout shows the final amount before you pay. The price on this page is a one-time payment in Australian dollars.
- Can I add a booking link for clients in other time zones?
- Yes. Add your booking link to the profile. The Business Add-ons plan also includes a Bookings section.
- Who regulates privacy in Australia?
- The OAIC, under the Privacy Act 1988. This is general information, not legal advice.
In your signature and calendar invites
A signature with five lines of contact details is long, easy to get wrong and quickly out of date. A single virtual business card link replaces it: your name, role and one link that opens everything else.
Calendar invites are the second place it earns its keep. Add the link to your meeting template in Outlook or Google Calendar, and the people you are about to meet can check who you are, what you do and how to reach you before the call starts. Because the address never changes, invites you sent months ago still open your current profile.
If your company uses a standard signature template, the link fits alongside it: keep the logo and legal footer your employer requires and add one line with your profile link.
At the end of proposals and quotes
Proposals get forwarded to people you have never spoken to: a finance lead, a manager, a colleague who joins the project later. Put your profile link next to your name on the last page, so whoever reads the document can find your direct number and booking link without searching for an old email.
The link works in PDFs, Word documents and slide decks. If you change role or number while the proposal is still being passed around, the link already shows the new details. Many people add it to their quote template, so every document carries the right contact automatically.
On LinkedIn
LinkedIn hides email addresses and phone numbers from most visitors. Add your link to the website field in your contact info and to the Featured section, so people who find your profile can reach the full set of details you choose to share.
It also helps after a connection request is accepted: paste the link into your first message rather than listing your details. Our guide to adding a virtual business card to LinkedIn covers each place step by step. Use the same link everywhere, so every route leads to one current profile.
How buying works
Step 1 — Choose a plan on this page. The price shown is a one-time payment.
Step 2 — Complete checkout. After payment is confirmed, your order is recorded for profile set-up, which is not instant.
Step 3 — Build your profile in the dashboard: details, links, logo and colours.
Step 4 — Copy your link into your email signature, calendar invite templates, proposal templates and LinkedIn.
How this name relates to the others
- virtual business card
- The umbrella name: one editable profile shared through email, video calls and chat.
- virtual contact card
- The same profile seen from the saving side: a vCard people add to their phone contacts.
- virtual business card link
- The permanent web address of the profile, for signatures, invites, proposals and LinkedIn.
- virtual business card QR code
- The scannable code for the profile, for video backgrounds, slides and webinars.
- sharing by message
- Sending the profile link through WhatsApp, Slack, Teams chat or iMessage.
Frequently asked questions
- Where should I put my profile link?
- Start with your email signature and calendar invite templates, then proposal templates, your LinkedIn profile and messaging apps. Use the same link everywhere so every copy stays current.
- Can people save my details from the link?
- Yes. The profile has a save-contact button that downloads a standard vCard file, which iPhone, Android and desktop address books can import.
- Does the person I share it with need an app?
- No. The profile opens in the web browser already on their phone or computer. They can read it, follow your links and save your contact details without signing up or installing anything.
- Will links I have already sent keep working?
- Yes. The profile address is permanent. Editing your details changes what the link shows, not the link itself.
- Is this a subscription?
- The plans on this page are one-time payments, shown next to the price before you check out. Nothing renews automatically from that purchase.
- How do I receive it?
- Online. Nothing is posted: after payment is confirmed, your order is recorded against the email address you gave at checkout for profile set-up, which is not instant. Once your profile is ready, you sign in and add your details. To check on your order, contact us and quote that email address.
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