One-off card
Cards from £24, one-off. Pay once, it is yours.
No forced subscription
Buy it once. Keep it forever.
Your live profile is free and the card is a one-off — £24 plastic to £59 metal, with bamboo in between. There are monthly plans if you want them: Pro at £3.99 for export and integrations, and team plans if you are managing a crew. You never have to be on any of them. A team of five can buy a £95 card pack outright and never pay us again.
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What you get
Why no forced subscription matters
Free live profile
The profile behind the card is free, forever.
No lock-in
Stop nothing, lose nothing. Your card keeps working.
No scan limits
Share it as often as you like — no monthly caps.
Why UniversalContacts
The honest bit
- No required paid tier — your profile, QR, card, contact-back and analytics work without Pro
- No forced monthly fee — Pro is optional, and every card includes it
- No scan or share limits, on anything
- Free live profile forever
- One-off cards: £24–£59 by material
Owned, not rented
And it still reports back
Buy once and it's yours — and it keeps working for you: contact-back brings leads in and analytics show every tap, with nothing to renew.
Contact-back
Anyone viewing your card can send their name and number straight back — no app, no account. Connections land in your dashboard.
See it in action →Card analytics
Views, taps and connections per card with a 30-day activity view. Included free.
See it in action →The Toolkit
Email signature, video-call background and Apple Wallet or Google Wallet pass, generated from your live card.
See it in action →The bit that ages well
The card never changes. Where it points does.
This is the difference between a card you own and a card you are stuck with, and it is worth understanding before you buy anybody’s.
A cheap NFC card
The web address is written onto the chip itself. That is why it is cheap, and it works fine — right up until something changes.
- New number? The card still points at the old page.
- To fix it you need every card physically back in your hand.
- Some sellers say “reprogrammable” — that means you re-encode each one yourself with a phone app.
- Lost one? It carries on working for whoever picked it up.
One of ours
The chip carries a permanent code, and we decide what that code opens. The card is a key; the lock is ours to change.
- New number, new role, new company — change it once, in a browser.
- Every card you have ever handed out follows, including the ones you will never see again.
- Point a card at a different profile entirely, whenever you like.
- Lost one? Switch it off from your dashboard and it stops opening anything.
Which is why we can sell you a card and then never charge you again: the thing that keeps it working is not a subscription, it is that the destination was never on the chip. What happens when you change your number goes through all three arrangements in full.