For Consultants and Coaches
The meeting went well.
Then it went quiet.
Hold your card to their phone. Your page opens on their screen, and a form sends their details straight back to you. Nothing to type up later.
What goes wrong
We asked 1,826 customers what their number one problem was before they switched. These four came back harder from consultants and coaches than from everybody else.
You are not there when they finally need you.
Your work is not bought on the day you meet. It is bought three months later, when something breaks. If nothing has kept you in view since, they call somebody else.
“Not being top of mind when your services are actually relevant for the client”
You leave with their number the first time. Staying in view is then your decision, not theirs.
Every card you collect is an hour of typing.
A stack of cards is not a pipeline. It becomes one after you sit down and key them in, one at a time, usually the week after you should have called.
“Admin hassles of getting from card into funnel”
Their details arrive already typed. Export the lot, or plug it into what you already use.
A card has room for a job title, not for what you do.
You sell judgement. That does not fit on 85 by 55 millimetres, so the card says your name and leaves the hard part to a website they will not look up.
“Business cards do not give any context of credibility, online sites are difficult to share in person.”
The page behind the card carries your work. Case notes, a booking link, a video, whatever earns the call.
You never have one on you.
They are in the other jacket, in the car, or the box ran out at the event where it mattered. The person you most wanted to meet gets your number spelled out loud.
“Not always on me. Run out.”
One card, unlimited taps. Change your offer and it updates without a reprint.
The one people say back
I just use LinkedIn.
Most consultants who switched were using both. LinkedIn is good at the part that happens later. It is not built for the ninety seconds you are standing in front of somebody, and a connection request is still you asking them to do the next thing. A tap ends that meeting with their number already in your phone. Then use LinkedIn for everything after it.
Meet → Capture → Close
STEP ONE · MEET
Hold the card to their phone
Your page opens on their screen. iPhone or Android, no app, nothing to download.
STEP TWO · CAPTURE
They send their details back
A form sits on your page. They fill it in while you are still talking, and it lands in your contacts already typed.
STEP THREE · CLOSE
You stay in view
You have a number the same day. When the problem you solve turns up, you are the one they think of.
Your digital page, wallet passes, QR and contact capture are free for life with the card. Client Capture OS at £49.99 a month is for the sequences and reporting on top.
The Metal
Brushed stainless steel, laser engraved with your name and logo. It has the weight people comment on, and the page behind it carries everything a card cannot.
$149 one payment · free UK and US delivery
- ✓Your logo engraved, not printed
- ✓Put a booking link, a video or case notes on the page behind it
- ✓Change your offer or your rates without a reprint
- ✓30 days to change your mind. Full refund, keep the card.
People at these companies use V1CE
Three businesses that work the way you do
68% more booth engagement
A strategy consulting and digital design studio in New York, at Mobile World Congress.
Read it“Key to making our company's experience seamless.”
42% more follow-up
Luna runs a weekly networking organisation for female founders across Surrey and south west London.
Read it“I can share everything with just one tap. It makes me feel organised.”
One card, seven profiles
Josh runs seven ventures from Tokyo and switches which page the card opens in under five seconds.
Read it“I've even used two different profiles in a single conversation.”
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One card. One payment. Their details come back to you from the first tap.