"Cachet" alone is the FAMILY, not this product. This product is always named in full: Cachet Card.
| The card | A web page at /c/<slug>. The recipient needs no account and no app |
| What Save hands over | A standard vCard 3.0 with an embedded photo at /c/<slug>/contact.vcf. It lands in their own address book, syncs to their devices, works offline, and survives their next phone |
| Independence | Because the artifact is a standard contact file, your reachability does not depend on this product continuing to exist |
| Designs | Cachet Card, Aman, Obsidian, Aurora, The Key, Baseline |
| Intro animations | Gold Draw, Shine, Rise, Bloom, Curtain, Monogram |
| Color schemes | Ivory Gold, Light, White, Charcoal, Dark, Slate |
| Live, not screenshots | Every card shown on the marketing page is a real render of the running product |
| Per-card QR and link preview | Each card has its own QR code and its own Open Graph image |
| A card address that reads like a name | Alongside its permanent slug, a card answers to a handle and to a handle plus a display name: /c/jason, /c/jason/jason-paez. Spelling is folded, so Jason Paez, jason.paez and Jason%20Paez all reach the same card. A display segment resolves only if it is one of that owner's own registered names, so nobody can decorate somebody else's card with a name they did not choose |
| Reading a paper card | The Scan tab reads a photographed business card, a conference badge or a pasted email signature into contact fields, on the server, with no API key to obtain, and saves the contact once its fields are confirmed |
| Several cards | One person can keep separate cards for separate rooms and hand out whichever fits |
| Editable after sharing | The link keeps resolving to the current version, so a number change reaches everyone who kept it |
| Cachet Contacts | At /contacts. Kept cards stay current, the list exports as .vcf, and signing in carries it to every device you sign in on |
Named so a reader can check them, with each price read off that company's own page on the date shown. Their capabilities are described in their own terms; what this product does is above, and the two are different products for different buyers.
| HiHello (checked 2026-07-26) | Free; Professional $6/mo ($72/yr); Business $5/user/mo; Enterprise custom They offer: wallet passes, email signature, widgets, native apps, team plans with admin, contact enrichment, track record |
| Blinq (checked 2026-07-27) | Free (two cards); Premium $9.99/mo ($7.33 annual); Business $6.99/mo per card They offer: wallet passes, a universal card scanner, automatic contact enrichment, email signature, team management, track record |
| Popl (checked 2026-07-27) | not published; the site states pricing is quoted over a meeting They offer: enterprise event lead capture at scale, uncapped users and leads |
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