Digital business cards for realtors

What a showing actually needs from a card

The moment at a showing is short. A buyer will give you five seconds of attention before their eyes go back to the countertops. A digital card built for that window does three things: it opens instantly from a tap or a QR, it saves your full contact without a detour, and it stays findable later when the buyer types your name into their phone. BeamHello cards are built around that five-second window, not around capturing the buyer as a lead.

• Card opens at a branded URL like beamhello.com/your-brokerage/your-name.
• The buyer saves your contact with no signup prompt, ever.
• Add to Apple Wallet or Google Wallet from any card.
• A Contact QR saves you without even opening the page.
• Write the same card to any blank NFC tag or listing sign.

Name-searchable, so you resurface months later

Real estate runs on long timelines. A buyer who tours in July may not transact until spring. When they saved your card as a proper contact, your name is already in their phone — so when they finally search "the agent from the house on Elm," you come up. BeamHello writes a full vCard on save, including your name, brokerage, phone, and email, so you are a real Contacts entry and not a screenshot they have to hunt for.

Ways a buyer can save you at the door

• Tap the card to their phone over NFC and hit save.
• Scan the Contact QR, which saves you without loading a web page.
• Open the card link and download the vCard directly.
• Add your card to their wallet so it rides along with their boarding passes and loyalty cards.

In the wallet, your brokerage logo — not ours

On a paid, branded org, the Apple Wallet and Google Wallet pass carries your brokerage's own logo. A buyer opening their wallet sees your firm, not a third-party card app. That white-label detail is the difference between looking like a professional at a serious brokerage and looking like you downloaded a gadget. Custom domains, subdomains, and a white-label support email are available at the Agency tier if you want the whole surface to read as yours.

Contacts come back to you, quietly

When you hand your card over, you can also beam yours back — a two-way exchange where you pull the buyer's details without ever blocking or nagging them to hand anything over. On Team and above, those returned contacts upsert straight into HubSpot as Contacts, so your follow-up list builds itself. On Agency, each beam-back also drops a timeline event on the contact record, so you can see when and where the exchange happened.

One flat price for the whole team

Most digital card tools bill per seat, so a ten-agent team pays for ten seats — usually forty to seventy dollars a month once everyone is on. BeamHello prices per org instead. The Team plan is one flat rate of 24 dollars a month for a single org with up to ten cards, HubSpot sync included. Add an agent, add a card, and the price does not move. That flat structure, plus white-label passes and sub-orgs for multi-office brokerages, is what a competitor screenshot cannot copy.

How BeamHello compares to per-seat card apps

• Popl runs a lead-capture funnel and bills per seat.
• HiHello bills per seat and shows a save prompt you have to toggle off.
• Blinq bills per seat, though recipients can save without an account.
• BeamHello: flat per-org pricing, no buyer signup, wallet passes with your logo.

Private by default, findable when you want it

Cards are noindex by default so a buyer's phone doesn't accidentally surface your card in a search engine. If you want your own card indexed — say, so it ranks when someone searches your name plus your city — you can opt that single card in yourself. You also get a per-card email signature generator and a plain vCard download, so the same card powers your inbox and your in-person handoffs.