COMPARE / BLINQ
Card vs. Blinq
Blinq is built for sales teams capturing leads at events, with an AI meeting notetaker and email signatures built in. Card is built for the person building something — free at day 0 — and for the team that person ends up leading. Here's the honest difference.
| Blinq | Card | |
|---|---|---|
| Free tier | 2 cards, Wallet, signature | Forever — 5 cards + 3 decks per workspace |
| App required | — | No — any browser |
| Decks | — | Yes, on Day 0 |
| Personal card survives joining a team | — | Yes |
| AI notetaker | Yes | Never |
We only list what we could verify on Blinq's public pricing page on September 19, 2026.
A 5-person team, priced out
Blinq: $34.95/mo (5 × $6.99/user Business plan (5-seat minimum), billed monthly)
Card Team: $15/mo ($12/mo billed annually) (5 × $3/seat, no minimum)
Who each one fits
Our read: Blinq fits best if you're a sales team that lives at trade shows and wants lead capture, an AI meeting notetaker, and email signatures in one app.
Card fits best if you're a founder, investor, or independent professional who wants a card that's free to start and grows into a company brand — without buying a sales-lead-capture tool you don't need yet.
Switching from Blinq
There's no automatic import today — it's a short manual copy: recreate your name, title, company, links, and photo in Card's editor, then share your new link or QR going forward. Your Blinq account isn't affected by switching — we have no access to it, and closing or keeping it is entirely up to you.