One Good Card

Overview

One Good Card turns a digital business card into a contact and lead-management tool, with options for individual professionals as well as teams. It is strongest for people who want to connect profile sharing to CRM workflows; those who only need a simple card may find its broader toolkit and team plans more than they need.

Sharing is flexible, and profiles can do more than hold contact details. The trade-off is a confusing free-plan split: the Free plan includes team CRM features, while OGC Basic has limited CRM features and only 30 days of analytics history.

Key features

Profiles can be shared by NFC, QR code, personalised link, email signature or digital wallet pass, without asking recipients to install an app. A profile can combine business details with social feeds, maps, product listings, portfolios, files, videos and lead-capture forms. That breadth makes it useful for professionals who want a single shareable destination for both contact details and their work.

Contact management includes OCR business-card scanning, lead capture and analytics for profile views, contact saves and link engagement. Integrations include HubSpot, Salesforce, Zoho CRM, Google Contacts, Mailchimp, Google Workspace, Microsoft Entra ID and BambooHR. Contact and lead sync, field mapping, two-way sync and scheduled follow-up emails through Gmail or Outlook give sales teams ways to connect the card to existing systems.

Team tools include central employee profile management, branded templates, administrative controls, bulk profile creation, lead capture and team analytics. Optional NFC cards, smart rings and stickers can link to the same profile, which suits organisations that want a physical item as well as digital sharing. The maker says data uses AES-256 encryption, is CSA-certified and follows GDPR-ready practices; contacts and leads remain user-owned and exportable.

Pricing

The Free plan costs nothing, billed Free forever, and allows up to 30 users including one admin. It includes a central CRM and deal manager, plus CRM analytics and a leaderboard. This is an unusually team-oriented starting point, but it should not be confused with OGC Basic, which is also free, billed Free forever, and instead limits the widget catalogue and styles, CRM deal features, and profile analytics to 30 days.

OGC Pro costs 12.90 SGD, paid once, billed One-time · lifetime access. It adds full profile widgets, layouts and branding, CRM with three pipelines, custom properties and export, and 365-day analytics history. For a solo user or small operation wanting richer profiles and longer analytics without a monthly fee, this is the clearest upgrade; it does not come with the user allowances and admin counts published for Growth and above.

Growth costs 56.99 SGD a month, billed monthly, with a 30-day free trial. It supports up to 80 users including three admins, up to three custom profile templates and up to one year of analytics history. Professional costs 128.99 SGD a month, billed monthly, also with a 30-day free trial; its limits rise to 200 users including 10 admins, 10 templates and three years of analytics. Enterprise costs 299.99 SGD a month, billed monthly, with a 30-day free trial, unlimited users and admin roles, unlimited templates and lifetime analytics. These tiers make sense when team size, template needs or analytics retention justify the higher recurring cost.

The Team NFC Package has custom pricing by quotation and combines branded NFC cards with digital business cards managed from one admin dashboard. It is the relevant option for teams seeking coordinated physical and digital cards, rather than a published per-user plan.

Platforms

One Good Card is available on Android, iOS and the web. Its Singapore-based maker says it serves customers worldwide.

Who it's for

Individual professionals can use it to share richer profiles and track engagement; SMEs and sales teams get contact capture, CRM features and integrations. Larger organisations can use central profile administration and tiered user and template allowances, while event organisers may value the quick sharing options and lead capture. If the need is only a basic digital card and contact exchange, a narrower product may be a better fit.

Pros and cons

• Pros: Multiple sharing methods work without recipients installing an app, making profiles practical across digital and in-person introductions.
• Pros: Profile content, lead capture, contact management and CRM integrations bring prospecting tasks into one platform.
• Pros: Free includes a central CRM and deal manager for up to 30 users, while OGC Pro offers lifetime access for a one-time 12.90 SGD payment.
• Cons: The two free plans divide capabilities: Basic limits widgets, CRM deals and analytics history, while the separate Free plan focuses on team CRM.
• Cons: Monthly team plans climb from 56.99 SGD to 299.99 SGD, so larger allowances and longer history come with a meaningful recurring commitment.

Alternatives

For a broader comparison, browse Digital Business Card Software.

Choose IdentiQ if its Starter plan's stated cap of five links per profile, one NFC card assignment, 150 monthly lead captures and 60 days of analytics retention better match your needs.

AntCards is another freemium option, with a free account for one digital card profile and QR, NFC, link and contact-download sharing.

Dot may suit someone who prefers a profile included with a one-time purchase of a dot.device; its free-for-life dot.Profile includes more than 190 theme styles and unlimited link content.

KADO offers a free Networker Lite plan for one user, with interactive digital business cards, full branding, animated backgrounds and contact capture.

CallCard is another freemium digital-card option.

ClickCard is a web-based freemium option with a free plan for one active digital business card.

Kadrella is another freemium option.

MeCard may be worth considering for its Business plan, priced at $8 a year per user, with employee cards, dashboard analytics and business-level support.

Verdict

One Good Card is a strong choice for professionals and organisations that want a shareable profile connected to lead capture, CRM and team administration. Its standout advantage is the combination of flexible sharing and workflow tools; its main drawback is that the free plans split features and serious team capacity requires a monthly subscription. Choose it when contact follow-up matters as much as the card itself, and look elsewhere for a simpler, narrower card-sharing need.