"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. The image is read and dropped, never stored, and nothing is saved until the 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 |
Free to use. Nothing has been charged. The pricing on the marketing page is an explicit draft, published early so it can be judged, and it is not on sale.