Digital business cards by type of company and team size
Freelancer, micro-business, SME, startup, firm, agency, franchise, non-profit or large enterprise: pick your structure and your team size to see the setup that fits.
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Alone in the market, your credibility is decided in seconds: one clear link, a verified profile and visible proof.
Micro-business
Everyone on the team meets customers directly: the image must be consistent without a marketing budget.
SME
Several departments and many contacts: you need brand consistency and central management.
Startup
You talk to investors and partners who check everything: your profile must be readable by humans and by AI.
Professional firm
Trust and compliance come first: registrations, bar or professional body, exact contact details.
Agency
You sell your image before your method: the card must look as good as your deliverables.
Franchise
The network enforces the brand while each location keeps its own details: you need both at once.
Non-profit
Tight budget and rotating volunteers: the tool must be free to start and easy to hand over.
Religious organisation
Community, worship and charitable work: members and benefactors look for clear, current and trustworthy information.
Large enterprise
Volume, compliance and multilingual reach: cards must follow internal rules and the markets served.
Independent practice
Your name is the brand: it must come first when people look you up, including inside AI answers.
IT services company
Clients buy on consultant credibility first: every profile must reflect your technical expertise and your ability to deliver quickly.
Bank
Trust is your primary currency: every advisor must clearly display title, licence and specialty.
Insurance
Clients entrust you with their future: your card must reassure immediately with registration, specialty and verified contact details.
Finance
Regulation, discretion and credibility: your image must be as solid as your analysis.
Healthcare
Patients and partners need your diplomas, specialities and opening hours at a glance.
Pharma
Your contacts are doctors, pharmacists and distributors: your card must reflect rigour and compliance.
Energy
Your teams work in the field and at headquarters: every contact must find the right person immediately.
Industry
B2B clients check your references and capabilities before contacting you: show them from the first exchange.
Technology
Your team is your best argument: every profile must show stack, roles and contributions without looking like a CV.
SaaS
Your prospects compare online: your card must prove credibility and guide to a demo or trial.
E-commerce
Partners and suppliers judge you online: a clear card builds trust before the first order.
Retail
Your buying, merchandising and operations teams need a consistent professional image everywhere.
Real estate
Your card is your shop window: it must show your properties, area and results in an instant.
Transport
Your clients need to know who to contact for which flow, country and type of goods.
Logistics
Your contacts want reliability and traceability: your card must reflect both imperatives.
Hospitality
Your teams welcome, sell and manage: every contact must reflect the establishment's elegance and responsiveness.
Restaurant
Your card must make people want to visit: menu, chef, address, reservation and reviews in one link.
Education
Your teachers, researchers and administrators represent the institution: their cards must be clear and credible.
Media
Your journalists and contributors must be identifiable and reachable: credibility and speed are essential.
Telecom
Your business customers want a reliable technical and commercial contact with the right details.
Construction
Your sites and clients need to know who to call, with the right certifications and references.
Luxury
Your card must be as refined as your products: elegance, discretion and instant sharing.
Automotive
Your customers and partners want to quickly find the right salesperson, after-sales or fleet manager.
Agriculture
Your partners, distributors and customers want to know who produces what, where and with which certifications.
Distribution
Your B2B customers order in volume: they must find the right salesperson, catalogues and terms quickly.
Consulting
Your clients buy expertise first: your card must prove credibility in seconds.
CAC 40
CAC 40 companies have uncompromising compliance, security and image requirements: every card must meet them.
S&P 500
S&P 500 companies operate globally: their cards must be secure, multilingual and fully controllable.
DAX 40
DAX 40 companies combine engineering, exports and governance: their cards must reflect this German and European rigour.
FTSE 100
FTSE 100 companies are often historic and global: their cards must combine tradition, compliance and modernity.
Nikkei 225
Nikkei 225 companies combine technical excellence and global presence: their cards must be precise, respectful and multilingual.
Euro Stoxx 50
Euro Stoxx 50 companies are European leaders: their cards must reflect this pan-European and multicultural dimension.
Nasdaq 100
Nasdaq 100 companies disrupt markets: their cards must be as agile, innovative and visible as their products.