One Good Card

One Good Card is a digital networking platform that combines digital business cards with contact management, CRM, analytics, integrations, and team administration. Profiles can be shared by NFC, QR code, personalised links, email signatures, and digital wallet passes; recipients do not need an app. A profile can hold business details, social feeds, maps, products, portfolios, files, videos, and lead capture forms. Contact tools include OCR scanning of business cards, while analytics cover profile views, contact saves, and link engagement. Listed integrations include HubSpot, Salesforce, Zoho CRM, Google Contacts, Mailchimp, Google Workspace, Microsoft Entra ID, and BambooHR. The integrations page describes contact and lead syncing, field mapping, two-way sync, and scheduled follow-up emails through Gmail or Outlook. Team features include central profile management, branded templates, administrative controls, bulk profile creation, lead capture, and team analytics. Optional NFC cards, smart rings, and stickers connect to the same online profile. Free plans are available, with limits on widgets, CRM deal features, and profile analytics history for OGC Basic. Paid plans include OGC Pro at S$12.90 one-time, Growth at S$56.99/month, Professional at S$128.99/month, and Enterprise at S$299.99/month. It serves individual professionals, small and medium businesses, sales teams, enterprises, and event organisers.

One Good Card combines digital profile sharing with contact and team management features. Compare the free-plan limits with the paid options if you need more profile customization or longer analytics history.

It may suit professionals or organisations that want shareable digital profiles alongside contact management and CRM tools. Team administration and lead capture may be useful for sales teams and event organisers.

Overview

One Good Card is a digital business-card and networking platform for professionals and organisations that want to manage the contacts their profiles attract. It is a stronger fit for teams with CRM and lead-tracking needs than for someone who only wants a simple card. The main trade-off is a split free offering: deeper profile customization and longer analytics history require a paid plan.

Key features

Profiles can be shared through NFC, QR codes, personalised links, email signatures or digital wallet passes, without asking recipients to install an app. A profile can hold business details alongside social feeds, maps, product listings, portfolios, files, videos and lead-capture forms. That flexibility gives professionals room to present more than contact details, though it may be unnecessary for users who want a minimal digital card.

Contact management combines OCR business-card scanning and lead capture with analytics for profile views, contact saves and link engagement. Integrations include HubSpot, Salesforce, Zoho CRM, Google Contacts, Mailchimp, Google Workspace, Microsoft Entra ID and BambooHR. Contact and lead sync, field mapping, two-way sync and scheduled follow-up emails through Gmail or Outlook make the platform more relevant to teams already working in those systems.

For organisations, central employee profile management, branded templates, administrative controls, bulk profile creation and team analytics help keep profiles consistent and manage activity across a group. Optional NFC cards, smart rings and stickers can link to the same online profile. The maker says data is protected with AES-256 encryption, is CSA-certified and follows GDPR-ready practices; contacts and leads remain user-owned and exportable.

Pricing

The two free options serve different needs. Free costs nothing, billed Free forever, and supports up to 30 users including 1 admin, with a central CRM and deal manager, CRM analytics and a leaderboard. That makes it the more team-oriented no-cost entry point. OGC Basic also costs nothing, billed Free forever, but limits the widget catalogue and styles, CRM deal features and profile analytics to 30 days. Those restrictions make Basic a narrower choice for individuals or teams who can accept a simpler profile and short history.

OGC Pro costs S$12.90, paid once, billed One-time · lifetime access. It adds full profile widgets, layouts and branding, CRM with 3 pipelines, custom properties and export, and 365-day analytics history. It suits users who want more profile control and a year of analytics without a recurring fee, but it is not a substitute for the larger user and admin allowances of the monthly team plans.

The monthly plans include a 30-day free trial. Growth is S$56.99 a month, billed monthly, for up to 80 users including 3 admins, up to 3 custom profile templates and up to 1 year of analytics history. Professional is S$128.99 a month, billed monthly, for up to 200 users including 10 admins, up to 10 templates and up to 3 years of analytics. Enterprise is S$299.99 a month, billed monthly, with unlimited users and admin roles, unlimited templates and lifetime analytics. Growth is the more bounded team tier; Professional and Enterprise raise capacity and history for larger organisations. The Team NFC Package has custom pricing and combines branded NFC cards with digital business cards managed from one admin dashboard.

Platforms

One Good Card is available on Android, iOS and the web. Its maker is based in Singapore and says it serves customers worldwide.

Who it's for

Individual professionals can use it to present a fuller profile and collect contacts, while SMEs, sales teams and enterprises can make use of shared administration, CRM workflows and team analytics. Event organisers may also find the multiple sharing methods useful. Someone who needs only a basic card, or who does not need contact management, may find the platform's broader toolset and paid team tiers more than they need.

Pros and cons

• Pros: Multiple sharing methods work without requiring recipients to install an app, reducing friction when passing along a profile.
• Pros: Lead capture, contact management, analytics and CRM integrations connect profile sharing with follow-up work.
• Pros: Team controls and bulk profile creation support central management, while optional NFC products can point to the same profile.
• Cons: The free Basic plan limits styles, CRM deal features and analytics history, so users needing a polished profile or longer-term insight will hit its boundaries.
• Cons: Monthly team plans rise from S$56.99 a month, making larger-scale administration a recurring expense.

Alternatives

For a broader comparison, browse Digital Business Card Software. Blinq Email Signatures is a reasonable alternative for someone whose priorities are a personal email signature, two digital business cards and unlimited sharing and contact creation on its free plan. IdentiQ offers a freemium option, but its Starter plan is described with a 5-link profile limit, one NFC card assignment, 150 lead captures per month and 60 days of analytics retention; consider it if those stated caps suit your workflow. AntCards may suit an individual seeking one free profile with QR, NFC, link and contact-download sharing plus personal views-and-saves analytics. Dot is an alternative for users interested in its dot.device-based profile option. Haystack may fit individuals looking for unlimited digital cards, sharing and AI card scans on a free personal plan, with logo, photo, contact and social additions. HiHello Email Signature Manager is worth considering for a personal setup with four digital cards, an email signature and five monthly card or badge scans on its free plan. KADO is another freemium option to compare. Wave Connect may suit someone prioritising unlimited free sharing and contacts, an email signature and Google or Apple Wallet support.

Verdict

Choose One Good Card if you need digital profiles to feed into contact management, lead capture and team workflows, especially when central administration matters. Its range of profile content and sharing channels is the key reason to choose it. Look elsewhere if a simple, inexpensive personal card is enough: the free tiers impose practical limits, and team capacity beyond them means a monthly commitment.