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Connectiko vs Blinq pricing: which gives you more for free?

A line-by-line look at what's actually included at each price point.

Pricing current as of publication, always confirm the latest figures directly on each provider's pricing page before deciding.

On raw free-tier card count, Blinq wins clearly: its free plan includes two full digital cards with no "powered by" branding attached, which is more generous than most competitors offer at no cost, Connectiko included, since Connectiko's free Personal plan is built around a single card with basic QR generation and limited analytics. If having two separate unbranded cards on a permanently free plan is your top priority, say, one for your day job and one for a side project. Blinq's free tier is genuinely the stronger starting point, and it's worth being upfront about that rather than glossing over it.

Where the comparison shifts is what it costs to unlock the features that actually turn a card into a lead-generation tool, not just a digital contact sharer. Blinq's individual paid tier has been reported at different price points across sources, generally somewhere between roughly $3 and $10 per month depending on billing term and which features are bundled at that level, which makes it harder to know exactly what you're paying for lead capture specifically without checking Blinq's current pricing page directly. Connectiko's single Professional tier is $4.99 per month flat, and it bundles custom QR designs, advanced analytics, and lead capture forms together at that one price, no separate tier to hunt for lead capture specifically. On the team side, Blinq's Business plan runs about $4.99 per user monthly but requires a minimum of five seats to activate, meaning a team of two or three can't access Blinq's team branding and management features at any price. Connectiko's Business plan is $7.99 per user with no published seat minimum, making it directly accessible to smaller teams that Blinq's five-seat floor excludes.

The honest bottom line: if two free unbranded cards matters more to you than anything else, Blinq's free tier is the better starting point. But if you're likely to want lead capture within your first few months, and you want one predictable monthly price rather than piecing together which tier unlocks which feature, Connectiko's $4.99 Professional plan gets you there faster and more simply, and if you're a small team, Connectiko is the only one of the two you can actually use as a team without hitting a seat minimum first.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Blinq's free plan actually include?
Blinq's free plan is limited to one card with basic sharing. Analytics, multiple cards, and team features require a paid subscription starting around $3–5/month per user.
What does Connectiko's free plan include compared to Blinq?
Connectiko's free plan includes unlimited card sharing, a QR code, lead capture forms, basic analytics, and Apple/Google Wallet integration — no card count limits and no time expiry on the free tier.
How much does Connectiko Pro cost compared to Blinq Pro?
Connectiko's Pro plan includes advanced analytics, CRM sync, AI notes, custom branding, and team features. Pricing is competitive with Blinq's paid tiers — visit connectiko.io/pricing for current rates.
Do either Connectiko or Blinq charge per team member?
Both platforms have per-seat pricing for team plans. Connectiko's corporate and enterprise plans include centralized billing and volume discounts for larger teams.
Is there a free trial for Connectiko's paid features?
Yes. You can start on the free plan immediately and upgrade at any time. Connectiko does not require a credit card to get started.