Mara Ilić
Head of Partnerships
mara@northwind.co
For people who meet people
Change your job title and every card you have ever handed out changes with it. Share by link, QR or NFC — they need nothing installed to open it.
Mara Ilić
Head of Partnerships
mara@northwind.co
Your name
What you do
you@company.com
What's inside
Paper cards go missing. Cardly keeps every introduction searchable, editable and in your pocket.
Link, QR or NFC tap. It opens in any browser and works whether or not they have ever heard of Cardly.
Point the camera at a QR, a paper card or an email signature. Cardly reads it, cleans it up and files it.
Notes, tags and follow-up reminders on every card. Search by company, by role, or by the conference you were at.
A widget that puts your QR code one tap away, for the moment somebody asks and you have a drink in your other hand.
How it works
Name, role, company, the ways you want to be reached. Pick a colour. It takes about a minute, and you only do it once.
A link, a QR code, or an NFC tap. It opens in whatever browser they already have — they do not need Cardly, an account, or anything installed.
Scan their card back and Cardly reads it, tidies it and files it with a note about where you met. Change jobs and every card you have ever shared updates itself.
Impact
Ten billion paper business cards are printed every year and most are thrown away inside a week. Every card Cardly replaces is one that was never printed — that is the entire claim, and it is the only one we make.
Per 1,000 people, per year
Ten cards to a sheet, 8,333 sheets to a tree. Round numbers, shown so you can check them.
Pricing
$0forever
One card, yours to share anywhere.
$4.99a month
For anyone carrying more than one hat.
$49.99a year
Everything in Monthly, twelve months for the price of ten.
In every plan, including the free one
Team accounts
Create your company, buy seats and invite people by email — all on the web. Their Pro plan is covered the moment they accept. Your own seat is free: you pay for the people you invite, and nobody is promised a seat that isn't there.