Compare Beeps Card with every NFC card sold in India
Twenty-one comparisons against the companies Indian buyers actually shortlist. Each one uses the competitor’s own published prices, says plainly what they are built for, and shows what changes when the card in your hand can take a booking, show a price and collect a UPI payment.
We are Beeps Venture Technologies LLP, so read these knowing who wrote them. Competitor figures were checked on 14 September 2026 (30 September 2026 for TapMo, 1Card, IdentiQ, Cardlio, DziCard, Blinq and QRCodeChimp; 27 September 2026 for ProfileTap and TapOnn; 28 September 2026 for Linktree). Prices change, so go by the date shown on each page.
Bought and shipped in India
These are the ones you will see on the first page of Google for “NFC business card India”. Most of them sell a card. We sell the card and the profile that works every day after you hand it over.
Both cards carry the same kind of chip. The difference is whether hosting is bundled into a higher card price or billed openly every year.
India's most established card maker, and genuinely cheaper hardware. The question is what opens after the tap.
More card materials than we offer, sold as separate products. Compare what each card does once it is in someone's hand.
Built around company-issued staff identity. Compare that with a profile built to take enquiries and payments.
Strong on card design and form factors. Compare what the profile behind the card can actually do.
A card supplier with a profile attached. Compare it against a profile that keeps shipping new features.
The cheapest way to get a tap. Compare it against what a business profile needs to do all day.
A one-time price with years of hosting included, and a very wide catalogue. Compare what the profile does once someone taps it.
An app-backed networking platform with strong follow-up tools. Compare it against a profile built to take payments and bookings.
A free plan, wallet passes and enterprise sign-on, with paid plans priced in thousands. Compare that with a few hundred rupees a year and UPI to your bank.
A free plan and phone apps, with Pro at ₹499 a year. Compare it with a profile that takes UPI and bookings, with a card to hand over.
A long-standing digital card maker priced per two years. Compare it against a profile with UPI, booking and a printed NFC card.
Two competitors and Beeps Card in one table
If you are already choosing between two of the Indian card makers, these pages put them next to each other first, and next to us second. Every figure is the seller’s own, read on 30 September 2026.
Both put hosting in the card price. One leads on metal and warranty, the other on wood, a design preview and shipping abroad.
Seven years of Pro in the card price, against a free profile and an app. Then what a yearly plan adds.
Billed in dollars and pounds
Capable products, built for American and European sales teams - CRM sync, badge scanning, email signatures. A UPI payment button and a WhatsApp store are not listed on their pricing pages, and each comparison gives the date we checked.
The best-known link in bio, with a real free plan and strong creator tools. Compare it against a page built for the people you meet in person.
A polished global platform with a free plan, wallet passes, AI tools and CRM sync, priced in dollars. Compare it in rupees, with UPI and booking.
A well-made contact-sharing app with a real free tier, priced in dollars. Compare it against a profile built to sell.
Now built for trade-show lead capture at scale. Compare it against day-to-day selling in India.
Strong team admin and a free tier, billed per seat in dollars. Compare the total for an Indian team.
More than a card now - a full follow-up system, priced in pounds. Compare it against Indian payment and messaging rails.
Cheap hardware and serious CRM integration, shipped from the US. Compare delivery, currency and what the profile does here.
A QR platform where the business card is one module, with a free forever card. Compare it against a product that only does this, in rupees.
A serious enterprise QR platform where business cards are one module. Compare it against a product that only does this.
Five questions worth asking any vendor
Including us. If a seller cannot answer these from their own published pages, that is the answer.
- What is the total over three years?
A one-time card with bundled hosting and a card plus a yearly fee are different shapes, not different prices. Ours on Pro is ₹2,596 over three years; several Indian vendors come in under that for contact sharing. Work out your own number before comparing.
- Which plan is each feature actually on?
This is where comparison pages mislead most often, including ours in the past. Our WhatsApp store is on Enterprise at ₹5,000/year, not on Pro. Booking and lead capture are on Basic at ₹199. Ask any vendor to point at the plan, not the feature list.
- Can the card be rewritten?
Most NFC cards use standard NTAG chips that a free app can rewrite, unless the vendor locked the tag. Read your card with NFC Tools before you assume you are stuck with anyone - including us.
- What happens if you stop paying?
A hosted profile needs a server. Ask what happens to the link on your card when a subscription lapses, and ask the same of a vendor promising lifetime hosting for a one-time fee. Here is our answer.
- Who is the legal entity, and what currency do you pay in?
For an Indian business buying from abroad, a dollar or pound bill adds a conversion charge on every renewal. Ours is billed in rupees byBeeps Venture Technologies LLP, a registered LLP.
If you want the whole market in one place rather than one competitor at a time, the full Indian market guide covers pricing models, chips, materials and three-year costs across every vendor selling here.
Read the comparisons,
then decide what you actually need.
If it is prices, bookings and UPI payments behind one tap, this is what it costs: profile from ₹199/year, printed card ₹1,699 once.
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