Manage every client's cards from one agency account

One login, a wall between every client

Each client you manage becomes its own sub-org under your agency account. A sub-org carries that client's logo, colors, branded URL, and support email — and nothing leaks across the wall. The dentist's cards never render your agency name, and the law firm two rows down never sees the dentist. You switch between them from a single login instead of juggling a password manager full of client seats.

• Every client lives in an isolated, separately branded sub-org.
• Cards resolve at beamhello.com/{client}/{card}, not a shared path.
• Custom domains, subdomains, and white-label support email per client.
• Wallet passes carry the client's logo — Apple and Google.

What the recipient sees belongs to the client, not to you

When a client's prospect opens a card, the page is fully the client's. When they tap Add to Wallet, the Apple Wallet or Google Wallet pass shows the client's logo — not BeamHello, and not your agency. There is no account prompt at any point; the recipient saves the contact and moves on. That absence of a signup wall is the difference between a card people keep and a funnel they close. You deliver a finished, on-brand artifact your client can hand to their own customers without a single third-party name attached.

Branding that survives the tap

Popl, HiHello, and Blinq all render on their own domain and their own pass identity. A screenshot of your dashboard can look similar; the moment a recipient saves the contact or adds the Wallet pass, the other name surfaces. White-label sub-orgs remove that surface entirely.

Pricing that scales with clients, not headcount

Each client sub-org is a flat per-org plan. Team is 24 dollars a month for one org and up to ten cards — the whole client, not one person. Add a second card-holder at that client and the price does not move. Per-seat tools charge you again for every name you add, so a ten-person client that costs 24 dollars here runs 40 to 70 dollars a month on Popl, HiHello, or Blinq. Multiply that gap across a roster of clients and the model, not the feature list, is what decides your margin.

• Bill each client as a flat org, then mark it up however you like.
• Ten cards inside a client cost the same whether one or ten people carry them.
• HubSpot sync lands at 24 dollars — no enterprise tier gate.

Contacts flow back into each client's CRM

On Team and above, the beam-yours-back exchange upserts returned contacts straight into that client's HubSpot as Contacts, and your agency writes a timeline event on each one. The exchange is owner-pull-only — the recipient is never blocked and never nagged to send anything back. Every client's pipeline fills from their own cards, cleanly separated by sub-org, without you exporting spreadsheets between systems.

Provision a new client in minutes

Spin up a sub-org, drop in the client's logo and brand color, point a custom domain or subdomain at it, and set a white-label support address. Build the client's cards — up to ten on Team — write them to blank NFC tags, generate vCard downloads, Contact QRs that save without opening a page, QR codes, and per-card email signatures. Cards ship noindex by default for privacy; if a client wants a specific card found in search, opt that one card in. The client is live and self-contained, and you never left your agency account.