A digital business card is a small web page that holds everything a paper card holds — your name, title, phone number and email — plus the things a paper card never could: your website, social profiles, a map to your shop, photos of your work, a contact form and a button that saves your details straight into the other person's phone.
Instead of handing over a piece of card, you share a link. People open it in their phone's browser. There is nothing to download on either side.
How do people share one?
- Link — paste it into WhatsApp, an email signature, your Instagram bio or LinkedIn.
- QR code — print it on a counter display, a flyer, a menu or the back of a printed card. Any modern phone camera can scan it.
- NFC tap — an optional NFC card or sticker opens your page when someone holds their phone near it.
Why switch from paper?
It never goes out of date. When your number, role or address changes, you edit the page once. Everyone who already has your link sees the new version.
It does more than list details. A visitor can call you, message you on WhatsApp, get directions, see your products or leave an enquiry in one or two taps.
You can see what works. Simple analytics show how many people viewed your card and which links they clicked, so you know which channel is worth your time.
It costs less over time. There is no reprint every time something changes.
Who is it for?
Anyone who introduces themselves for work: shop owners, doctors and clinics, consultants, real estate agents, photographers, tutors, salons, freelancers and sales teams. If you hand out your number more than once a week, a digital card saves you effort.
How to make one on Tapmysite
- Create your account and choose the web address your card will live at.
- Add your details, photo and links, then pick a template and colours.
- Share the link, download your QR code, or add an NFC card later.
Most people finish in a few minutes. Start your card today — new accounts get a 7-day free trial.