Your hands are full. The phone is still ringing.
A card that opens your profile on any phone, a real business number, and something that answers when you can’t. The job that got away was never a marketing problem — it was a missed call.
A card only captures the people you actually meet.
Every digital business card on the market does the same job: someone taps, your details land in their phone. Useful — for the handful of people standing in front of you.
It does nothing at 2pm on a Tuesday when you are under a sink, your phone is in the truck, and a stranger who found you on Maps rings once and calls the next name on the list.
That call is the entire business. Tap is built around it.
Tap, and you are already in their phone.
Tap
The card touches the back of any phone made in the last several years. No app on either side. A QR code on the reverse covers everything older.
Your page opens
Your branding, your booking link, your save-to-contacts. Editable from your phone — a new title does not mean reprinting cards.
The lead files itself
Name, time and place recorded against whoever was holding the card, with an email to you the moment it happens. Syncs to HubSpot if you use it.
Something picks up on the second ring.
You get a real business number. Calls ring your phone first. When you don’t answer — because you are on a ladder, driving, or with a customer — it answers instead of going to voicemail.
A live answering service runs roughly $235–245 a month for this. That comparison is the whole reason Tap exists — and it is a different product from a card that files a contact.
Built to live on a dashboard.
The card is bought once. It holds one address forever, and the server decides where each tap goes — so the card in a customer’s wallet never becomes wrong.
| Chip | NFC, rewritable — works on any phone from the last several years |
| Fallback | QR code printed on the reverse |
| Destination | Changeable any time, from your phone, without touching the card |
| Profile | Designed for you, not picked from a template |
| Number | A real business line with your own caller ID |
| Team | Cards issued to staff, each one reporting separately |
Buy the card. Add the receptionist when you want it.
$129 once
- The physical card, shipped
- A profile designed for your business
- Lead capture, contact save, tap analytics
- Re-point the card any time, free
- No monthly fee, ever, for this part
$99 / month
or $79/mo billed annually
- Everything above
- Your own business number
- Answers the calls you can’t take
- 200 receptionist minutes included, then $0.40/min
- Transcript and callback details, per call
- Team pricing from three seats
The card is sold outright rather than folded into the subscription, so the thing in your pocket keeps working whatever you decide about the monthly. See full pricing, annual rates and team seats →
Tell us how many people carry one.
We set the cards up against your business before they ship, so the first tap works in front of a customer rather than after a setup call.