The BeamHello alternative to Blinq

Where BeamHello differs from Blinq

Blinq is a solid per-seat card app: recipients can save a contact without signing up, and the sharing flow is clean. The differences that matter here are structural, not cosmetic. They are the things a product screenshot cannot rebut, because they are about who the card belongs to and how you are billed.

• White-label: paid orgs show their own logo, not BeamHello, on the card and the wallet pass.
• Flat per-org pricing: Team is up to 10 cards for $24/mo, not per seat.
• Sub-orgs: agencies manage child orgs, each branded, from one account.
• HubSpot sync ships at Team ($24/mo); Blinq gates CRM behind higher per-seat tiers.
• No signup prompt to the recipient, ever.

The four structural wedges

1. White-label — their logo, not yours

On a paid, branded BeamHello org, the card lives at a branded URL and the Apple Wallet and Google Wallet passes carry the org's own logo. A recipient adding the card to their wallet sees your brand, not ours. Blinq is a per-seat app where the Blinq brand is part of the experience. If you are a team or an agency that needs the card to look like it came from you, white-label is the line.

2. Flat per-org pricing, not per seat

Blinq charges per seat. At ten people that is roughly $40 to $70 per month depending on tier. BeamHello Team is one org, up to 10 cards, at $24/mo flat. You are billed for the org, not for how many people carry a card inside it. Adding the tenth card does not change the bill. This is the core reason teams move off per-seat card apps.

3. Sub-orgs for agencies and multi-brand groups

BeamHello supports child orgs from a single account at the Agency tier: each child org gets its own branding, its own cards, and can have its own subdomain or custom domain. A per-seat tool makes you stack seats across every client or brand. Sub-orgs let one operator run many branded rosters without seat math.

4. HubSpot sync at $24/mo

When someone beams their contact back to you, BeamHello upserts them as a HubSpot Contact — and this ships at Team, the $24/mo tier. Agency adds a timeline event on the contact. On Blinq, CRM integration sits in higher per-seat plans. If HubSpot is where your pipeline lives, BeamHello puts the sync at the entry price.

What both do well

To be fair to Blinq: recipients can save a Blinq card without creating an account, so it is not a lead-capture funnel in the way some competitors are. BeamHello holds the same line and goes one step further — there is no save-prompt at all. A recipient opens the card, saves the contact, and is never asked to sign up. The two-way exchange, beam-yours-back, is owner-pull-only: you can pull the contact they choose to share, and it never blocks or nags the recipient.

Everything in the card itself

• Cards at branded URLs, writable to any blank NFC tag.
• Apple Wallet and Google Wallet passes, with your logo on paid orgs.
• vCard download, QR, and a Contact QR that saves the contact without opening the page.
• Per-card email signature generator.
• Cards are noindex by default; a card owner can opt an individual card into search.
• Custom domains, subdomains, and white-label support email at Agency and up.

Who should switch

Move to BeamHello if you are a team tired of per-seat creep, an agency that wants to put a branded card product under your own name, or anyone who needs HubSpot sync without buying up a tier. Stay on Blinq if you are a single user who is happy paying per seat and does not need your own branding on the card or wallet pass.

FAQ

Is BeamHello cheaper than Blinq?

For teams, usually. BeamHello Team is a flat $24/mo for one org with up to 10 cards. Blinq is per seat, so a ten-person team typically lands around $40 to $70 per month. The gap widens as you add people, because BeamHello does not charge per person inside the org.

Can recipients save my card without an account?

Yes, on both. Blinq allows account-free saves. BeamHello never shows a signup prompt to the recipient at all — they open the card and save the contact, full stop.

Does BeamHello support Apple and Google Wallet like Blinq?

Yes. Add to Wallet works from any card for both Apple Wallet and Google Wallet. On a paid, branded org, the pass shows your logo rather than BeamHello's.

Is BeamHello actually white-label?

Yes. Paid orgs get their own logo on the card and the wallet pass, branded URLs, and — at Agency — custom domains and a white-label support email. The product can look like it came from you.

How does the HubSpot sync compare?

BeamHello ships HubSpot Contact upsert at the Team tier, $24/mo. Agency adds a timeline event on the contact. Blinq places CRM integrations in higher per-seat plans, so the entry point is different.

Can one account manage multiple brands?

Yes, at Agency. Sub-orgs let you run multiple child orgs — each branded, each with its own cards and optional subdomain or custom domain — from a single account, instead of stacking seats.