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Digital business card pricing compared: Connectiko vs Blinq vs HiHello

Every plan, every price point, laid out plainly so you can compare apples to apples.

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

Free tiers are the easiest place to start, and here the three platforms genuinely differ. Blinq's free plan includes two full digital cards with no branding attached, the most generous of the three on card count. HiHello's free plan goes further still on quantity, offering up to four digital cards along with extras like an email signature generator and virtual background creation that neither Blinq nor Connectiko build into their core product. Connectiko's free Personal plan includes a single card with basic QR generation and limited analytics, narrower on card count, but every free-tier comparison should be read alongside what each platform gates behind a paid plan, not just the free tier in isolation, since a generous free tier that excludes the features you'll actually need in month two isn't necessarily the better long-term value.

On individual paid plans, Connectiko's single Professional tier at $4.99 per month is the most straightforward: one price includes lead capture forms, advanced analytics, and custom QR designs together. Blinq's individual paid tier has been reported at varying price points across sources, roughly $3 to $10 per month depending on billing term and bundled features, which requires checking Blinq's current pricing page directly to know exactly what's included at what price. HiHello's Professional plan runs about $8 per month monthly billed, or roughly $6 per month billed annually, but critically, HiHello's CRM integrations aren't available at the individual Professional level at all, only at the Business tier, so a solo HiHello user paying for Professional still won't get CRM connectivity that a solo Connectiko Professional user gets at a comparable price.

Team pricing is where seat minimums matter most. Blinq's Business plan is about $4.99 per user monthly but requires five seats minimum. HiHello's Business plan is around $6 per user monthly, also requiring five users minimum. Connectiko's Business plan is $7.99 per user with no published seat minimum, meaning a two-person team can access team branding and management on Connectiko today, while the same two-person team would need to either pay for three unused seats or stay on individual plans with either Blinq or HiHello. The honest summary: for raw free-tier card count, HiHello and Blinq both beat Connectiko. For predictable individual pricing that includes lead capture at one clear price, and for small teams that don't want to pay for seats they don't need, Connectiko is the more accessible of the three.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which digital business card platform is completely free?
All three — Connectiko, Blinq, and HiHello — have free plans. Connectiko's free plan has no card count limit and includes lead capture and analytics. Blinq and HiHello restrict features more heavily at the free tier.
What do you typically get on a paid digital business card plan?
Paid plans across all three platforms add: custom branding, advanced analytics, team management, CRM integration, and higher or unlimited card counts. Connectiko's paid plans also include AI notes and QR broadcast features.
Is Connectiko's Pro plan worth the cost compared to Blinq Pro?
If lead capture and CRM sync matter to you, Connectiko Pro delivers significantly more value. If you only need card sharing and don't capture leads actively, any platform at a similar price point works.
Do digital business card platforms charge per user or per card?
Most platforms charge per user on team plans. Individual plans are typically per account. Connectiko charges per user on team/corporate plans with volume pricing for larger organizations.
Are there hidden fees on digital business card platforms?
Connectiko has transparent pricing with no setup fees or per-scan charges. Some platforms charge for additional card designs or integration add-ons — always check what's included at each tier.