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The 8 Best HiHello Alternatives in 2026 (Prices, and Which Sell a Card)

Founder of V1CE. I've helped 510,000+ professionals swap paper cards for a card that gets their contacts back.
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Quick summary
HiHello is a good app, and it's free for one person. But it doesn't sell a card, so there's nothing to hand over. Its team plan also starts at 5 users. V1CE is my pick for most people leaving HiHello. The card is $83 once, the software is free for life, and their details come back to you when you hand it over. If you want a bigger free app with no card, look at Blinq. If you want a cheap card you pay for once, look at Tapni. I checked every price on each tool's own pages, most on November 2, 2026.
Looking for a HiHello alternative?
HiHello does the digital part well. Your card opens in their browser, and the free plan costs nothing for one person.
The gap is the moment you meet someone. HiHello doesn't sell a card, so there's nothing to put in their hand. One reviewer put it plainly in November 2024: "you can't hand it out like an actual business card."
Teams hit a second wall. CRM sync needs the Business plan, and Business starts at 5 users.
One of our own customers compared us with HiHello before buying. Their words: "understanding the difference between what you offer vs a HiHello gets confusing. Lot's of choice."
8 alternatives follow, each priced from its own pages, so the difference is plain.
Why listen to us
I'm Haydn, and I started V1CE.
More than 510,000 professionals now use V1CE. Teams at SpaceX, Lotus Cars and Air Canada carry our cards.
One result I'm proud of: Lotus Cars cut the time spent typing contacts into their CRM by 75% and saved $18,000 a year. James Woodward, their Head of IT Business Partnering, tells the story here:
I built V1CE, so I'm not neutral. That's why every tool below gets its real price, its public rating where it has one, and an honest verdict. Where HiHello or a rival wins, I say so.
V1CE sits at 4.4 on Trustpilot from 1,100 reviews.
What is HiHello, and what does it cost?
HiHello is a digital business card app. You share your card by QR code, link, text, email or your phone's wallet, and it opens in their browser. It also makes email signatures, video call backgrounds and a company directory. HiHello says more than 2 million professionals use it.
HiHello doesn't sell cards. Its own site says "HiHello doesn't sell or supply NFC products." You can write your HiHello card to an NFC tag you buy yourself.
HiHello's prices, from its pricing page on November 2, 2026:

Personal: free forever, for 1 person. 2 cards, Apple and Google Wallet, and 5 paper card or badge scans a month.
Professional: $6 a month billed yearly ($72 a year), or $8 billed monthly. 8 cards, card analytics and 20 scans a month.
Business: $5 per user a month billed yearly, or $6 monthly. 5 users minimum, so it starts at $25 a month. It adds Salesforce, HubSpot and Microsoft Dynamics, team email signatures and 50 scans per user a month. 14 days free.
Enterprise: 100 users or more, priced by quote.
Cancelling: HiHello says you can cancel Professional or Business any time from your account settings. Access runs to the end of your billing period.
Where HiHello wins: the plans and scan limits are on the page, and the free plan is generous for one person. It's rated 4.6 on Trustpilot from 265 reviews and 4.6 on G2 from 1,035. Teams get email signatures and a directory on the same plan as CRM sync.
Where it falls short: there's no card to hand over, and a team of 3 still pays for 5 seats.
Why look beyond HiHello?
HiHello's reviews are mostly happy. On November 2, 2026, only 7 of its 265 Trustpilot reviews were one or two stars, and most of those are from 2024 and 2025. But the same three complaints run through them.
1. Nothing to hand over
"People just want a business card not another app," one reviewer wrote in June 2024. HiHello's answer is a tag you buy and set up yourself.
2. Extra steps for the person you meet
In September 2024, a reviewer said a card "shouldn't take them to a 3rd party website, to download an app, setup that app with login information and only then allow them to save that contact."
3. Surprises on a paid plan
In March 2025, a Professional subscriber wrote that "anyone that chooses to share their contact details with me is then forced to view an advertisement."
In July 2024, a customer moved on after 3 months and asked for the rest of a yearly plan back. "They refused."
So this list looks for the opposite: a card you can hand over, and a way for their details to come straight back to you.
What you get free on V1CE that others charge for
Most tools give you a free page, then charge for what happens after the tap. V1CE's free plan includes the parts people usually pay for. Here's what's free on V1CE, and what the tools on this page charge for the same thing. You can make your own call.
CRM sync: free on V1CE. HiHello keeps it for Business, at $5 a user a month with a 5 user minimum. Blinq charges $4.99 a card a month with a 5 card minimum, and Wave $7 a month. Mobilo charges $4 a person a month on Teams, and Tapni $59.90 a user a year. All are billed yearly. Dot and Popl price it by quote.
Follow up emails that send themselves: free on V1CE. Wave gives them free too. HiHello, Blinq, Dot, Tapni and Mobilo don't list them.
Export your contacts: free on V1CE. Blinq charges $16.58 a month on Pro, billed yearly, and Dot $144 a year for Profile+. Popl charges for export too. Wave's CSV export is free.
Views, taps and scans: free on V1CE, with email opens and who shared your details. HiHello charges $6 a month for card analytics on Professional, billed yearly. Blinq keeps analytics for a paid plan, and Tapni for Tapni Pro. Wave's are free.
A booking link: 1 free on V1CE, with a scheduler built in, so you don't need Calendly. Blinq charges $16.58 a month for booking on Pro. Wave only lets you add an outside booking link.
Event badge scanning: free on V1CE. HiHello gives 5 paper card or badge scans a month free, and 20 a month on Professional. Wave charges 4 credits a badge, at $2.50 a credit. Popl puts it on its team plan, priced by quote. Blinq's free plan has a universal contact scanner, and puts event badge capture on Business at $9.99 a contact.
Sell your services, with checkout: free on V1CE, with a 5% fee on what you sell. HiHello, Blinq, Popl, Wave, Dot, Tapni and Mobilo don't list it at any price.
Agreements and contracts signed in the app: 10 a month free on V1CE. The same seven tools don't list it.
A video and voice intro: free on V1CE. HiHello charges $6 a month for branded video on Professional.
No V1CE logo on your page: free. Blinq charges $7.33 a month and Wave $7 a month to remove theirs, billed yearly. Without Mobilo Pro, cards show Mobilo branding.
Also free on V1CE, as on several tools here: a wallet pass, QR code, email signature, two way exchange and no cap on contacts.
The free plan has limits: 1 page, 1 booking link, 3 runs a month of the other AI tools and a 5% fee on what you sell. Card scans stay unlimited. See everything on the free plan.
How do the 8 HiHello alternatives compare?
V1CE is mine, so judge it on the reasons. The rest are in order of public reviews, most first. I checked prices on each tool's own pricing page, shop or App Store listing, most on November 2, 2026 and the rest on November 1. Ratings were read in October and November 2026. "Free" means on the free plan. "Not stated" means I couldn't find it on their own pages.
The 8 best HiHello alternatives, ranked
1.V1CE
4.4 on Trustpilot from 1,100 reviews
Best for: people leaving HiHello who want a real card to hand over and free software for life.
Over HiHello, it wins on the card. A real person designs it, it's $83 once, and the software is free for life. When you hand it over, they press one button and their details come back to you. The follow up sends itself, and the contact lands in your CRM.


Key features
- Free: their details come back to you in one press, with no cap on new contacts.
- Free: CRM sync, plus a built in CRM with notes, tags and search.
- Free: follow up emails that send themselves.
- Free: built in booking, so you don't need Calendly. A new contact books a call on the spot.
- Free: show and sell your services, with checkout.
- Free: agreements and contracts signed in the app, 10 a month.
- Free: a video and voice intro on your page.
- Free: no V1CE logo on your page.
- Free: views, taps, scans, email opens and who shared your details.
- Free: import your HiHello contacts, and export yours any time.
- Free: unlimited AI business card scans.
- Free: event badge scanning.
- Free: a wallet pass, QR code and email signature.
Key results
- 510,000+ professionals use V1CE
- 75% less CRM data entry at Lotus Cars
- $18,000 a year saved at Lotus Cars
Pricing
| Card$83, one payment, designed for you | It keeps working for life. |
|---|---|
| Free plan$0 | No renewal date. |
| Client Capture OS (optional)$64.98 a month | Adds unlimited AI runs, pages and booking links. |
| Free plan limits | 1 page, 1 booking link, a 5% fee on what you sell and 3 AI runs a month. |
Pros
- A card to hand over, and nothing to renew.
- A real person designs your card, and it's with you 48 hours after you approve the design.
- 30 day money back on the card, and you keep it. Lost or broken? Replaced free, for life.
Cons
- The card costs $83 on day one, where HiHello's free plan costs nothing. 120 of our own customers told us the price felt high.
- AI tools beyond the scanner are limited on the free plan, to 3 runs a month.
Before V1CE, I'd come home from events with a pocket full of paper cards and zero follow-ups.
Charlie Harrison, CEO & Co-Founder, Furniture Village
Export your contacts from HiHello and import the file into V1CE. Hand over your new card and your page opens on their phone with nothing to install. They send their details back in one press.
See everything on the free plan, HiHello vs V1CE and how real teams use it.
2.Blinq
4.8 on G2 from 9,640 reviews
Best for: people who don't need a card and want a big free plan.
Over HiHello, it wins on the free plan. You get unlimited contacts and a scanner for paper cards, badges, QR codes and LinkedIn for free. HiHello's free plan scans 5 a month. Blinq also sells custom cards from $59.99. Native CRM sync is on Business, with a 5 card minimum.

Key features
- Free: unlimited sharing and unlimited contacts.
- Free: a scanner for paper cards, badges, QR codes and LinkedIn.
- Native CRM sync on Business.
Pricing
| Free | $0 |
|---|---|
| Premium | $7.33 a month billed yearly, or $9.99 monthly. |
| Business | $4.99 per card a month billed yearly, 5 card minimum. |
| Custom card | from $59.99 |
Pros
- No card needed to start, and a card if you want one.
- The most reviewed app on G2 in this list.
Cons
- CRM sync needs a 5 card team plan, about $25 a month.
- Its custom card costs $59.99 or more.
What it offers over HiHello: a bigger free plan, plus a card to buy. See the best Blinq alternatives.
3.Popl
4.6 on G2 from 6,668 reviews
Best for: event teams who want badge scanning and CRM sync, priced by quote.
Over HiHello, it suits event teams. Popl's team plan scans event badges and paper cards with AI and sends them to your CRM, with no extra fee for integrations. Its free app shares your card and captures their details. Team prices come by quote.

Key features
- AI badge and paper card scanning.
- CRM and calendar integrations you set up yourself.
- Free app to share your card and capture their details.
Pricing
| Free app | $0 |
|---|---|
| Pro | $76.99 a year, in the App Store |
| Teams | by quote, after a demo |
Pros
- Built for trade shows: it scans event badges into your CRM.
- No extra fee for CRM integrations.
Cons
- No team prices on its pricing page.
- No custom card price on its pricing page.
What it offers over HiHello: badge scanning at events and a free app that captures their details. See the best Popl alternatives.
4.Wave Connect
4.6 on G2 from 1,007 reviews
Best for: small teams who want a free capture form and a card for $42.
Over HiHello, it wins on what's free after the tap: a capture form on the free plan, and a custom card for $42. Its AI scanner uses credits, 1 for a paper card and 4 for a badge, with 10 trial credits free. CRM sync starts on Pro.

Key features
- Free capture form.
- AI scanner for paper cards and event badges, paid by credit.
- Native CRM sync to HubSpot, Salesforce and more on Pro.
Pricing
| Free | $0, with 10 trial credits |
|---|---|
| Pro | $7 a month billed yearly |
| Teams | $5 per user a month billed yearly, 3 user minimum. |
| Custom card | $42 |
Pros
- A free form that sends you their details.
- A team plan from 3 users, where HiHello's starts at 5.
Cons
- Scans cost credits on every plan.
- CRM sync needs Pro, at $7 a month billed yearly.
What it offers over HiHello: a card to buy and a free form that captures their details. See the best Wave Connect alternatives.
5.Dot
4.2 on Trustpilot from 977 reviews
Best for: people who want a $30 card and only need to share.
Over HiHello, it sells the card. A dot.card is $30, and sharing stays free with no monthly fee. Exporting contacts and the card scanner need Profile+, at $144 a year. Dot's policy says no refunds once a subscription starts.

Key features
- Free profile with every card.
- Contact export and an AI card scanner on Profile+.
- Native Salesforce and HubSpot on Teams Growth.
Pricing
| Card | $30 |
|---|---|
| Profile+ | $15 a month, or $144 a year |
| Custom card | 5 card minimum |
Pros
- A $30 card.
- Sharing stays free, with no monthly fee.
Cons
- Exporting your contacts needs Profile+, at $144 a year.
- Custom cards need 5 at a time.
What it offers over HiHello: a $30 card that shares for free with no plan. See the best Dot card alternatives.
6.Tapni
4.3 on Trustpilot from 761 reviews
Best for: people who want a cheap custom card they pay for once.
Over HiHello, it sells a card you pay for once. The custom card is $29.90, and its pricing page shows no plan you must keep. Add Business if you need CRM sync, at $59.90 per user a year.

Key features
- Card with NFC and a QR code, so a phone that won't tap can scan.
- Smart reminders on Tapni Pro.
- CRM integrations on Business.
Pricing
| Card | $29.90, one time |
|---|---|
| Business | $59.90 per user a year |
Pros
- Low one time card price.
- No plan needed to keep sharing.
Cons
- No follow up that sends itself on its pricing page.
- Tapni Pro has no price on its pricing page.
What it offers over HiHello: a custom card for $29.90, with nothing to renew.
7.Mobilo
3.3 on Trustpilot from 312 reviews
Best for: people who want a designed card and a low yearly plan.
Over HiHello, it sells the card and designs it with you. Cards list from $19.99 for a Mobilo branded card and $39 for a custom design, and they ship within 48 hours of your approval. Pro is free for 90 days, then $36 a year. Teams get native Salesforce and HubSpot.

Key features
- NFC cards with a QR code, designed with you.
- Paper card scanner and capture forms on Pro.
- Native Salesforce and HubSpot on Teams.
Pricing
| Custom card | $39 list, often on sale |
|---|---|
| Pro | free for 90 days, then $3 a month billed yearly. |
| Teams | $4 a month per person, billed yearly |
Pros
- Design help, and the card ships within 48 hours of your approval.
- Pro is $36 a year after 90 days free.
Cons
- Mobilo's Pro page says renewals can't be refunded.
- 3.3 on Trustpilot, the lowest rating on this list.
What it offers over HiHello: a designed card to hand over. See the best Mobilo card alternatives.
8.OVOU
No public reviews found on Trustpilot or G2, November 2026
Best for: people who want the card and the app in one yearly price.
Over HiHello, a card comes with the plan, from $99 a year. But the plan is required, and OVOU says it will deactivate your card if you cancel. Teams get native Salesforce.

Key features
- A card included with every plan, with a QR code on the back.
- Contact capture on both plans.
- Salesforce on Teams.
Pricing
| Individual | $99 a year, or $12 a month |
|---|---|
| Teams | $90 per seat a year |
| Custom color | +$49 |
Pros
- The card is included, so there's nothing extra to buy.
- Contact capture on every plan.
Cons
- A plan is required. Cancel and the card stops working.
- No free plan.
What it offers over HiHello: one price for card and app. Over three years, that's $297.
How to switch from HiHello
Take your contacts with you first, then cancel. Follow these steps in order.
1. Export your contacts
HiHello's Help Center says to open Settings in the web app or the mobile app and choose Export Contacts. Enter your email, and a spreadsheet of your contacts arrives by email. On Business, an admin can export the whole team's contacts from the admin profile.
2. Import them into V1CE
Save the file as a CSV if it isn't one already. Log in at app.v1ce.co and open CRM. Choose Import and upload your CSV. Match the columns to name, email, phone, company and job title, then confirm.
3. Cancel HiHello
HiHello says you can cancel Professional or Business any time from your account settings. Your access runs to the end of the billing period.
4. Hand out the new card
Your V1CE page opens on their phone with nothing to install, and their details come back to you.
Moving a whole team? Start a chat with us and we'll help.
How to choose
Choose V1CE if you want a card to hand over, free software for life and nothing to renew.
Choose Blinq if you don't need a card and want a big free plan.
Choose Tapni if you want a cheap custom card you pay for once.
Choose Dot if you only need to share and want a $30 card.
Choose Popl if your team scans badges at trade shows and you're fine with a quote.
Choose Wave Connect if you want a free capture form and a team plan from 3 users.
Choose Mobilo if you want design help and are happy with a yearly plan.
Choose OVOU if you'd rather pay one yearly price for card and app.
Still not sure? See your logo on a V1CE card. It's free, with nothing to fill in.
FAQs
Is HiHello free?
Yes, for one person. HiHello Personal is free with 2 cards, Apple and Google Wallet, and 5 paper card or badge scans a month. There's no free plan for teams.
How much does HiHello cost?
Professional is $6 a month billed yearly, or $8 monthly. Business is $5 per user a month billed yearly, with a 5 user minimum, so it starts at $25 a month. Enterprise is priced by quote.
Is HiHello worth it?
For one person who only shares by phone, yes. The free plan is generous, and it's rated 4.6 on Trustpilot and G2. It's a weaker fit if you want a card to hand over, because HiHello doesn't sell one, or if your team is under 5 people.
Which is better, Blinq or HiHello?
Blinq if you want the bigger free plan: unlimited contacts and a scanner for paper cards and badges, plus custom cards from $59.99. HiHello if you want email signatures and a company directory on the same team plan as CRM sync.
What's the best HiHello alternative?
For most people, V1CE. You get a card to hand over for $83 once, the software is free for life, and their details come back to you. Blinq is the pick if you never want a card.
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Founder of V1CE. I've helped 510,000+ professionals swap paper cards for a card that gets their contacts back.


