dot. Card - Digital Business Card - Tap to Share - iPhone & Android (Black)

I absolutely love this business card. I’ve gotten so many compliments. It blows people‘s minds and it’s something someone’s gonna remember. I’ve got it in three different colors and given them away as graduation presents for college students. It’s never too early to start your own business card. I also love that you can change these And keep them up-to-date without having to buy a whole new printed stack of cards.

Great concept and design, although I wish the card would be a bit thicker, it bends a bit too much for my liking. Other than that, my dot card has been useful when it comes to marketing myself.

these cards always look good, no matter the color, plus I have been using my dot blue for a while and people have notice the durability of the card, I showed one to a coworker and she loved, now she will be able to connect with new people.

Great better then i thought it will be. Easy to set up and change anytime. Haven't had a chance to use it much yet. But did try it out handful of times.

Hard to load a and adjust the size of my logo to fit the back ground.

This is amazingJust download app and I highly suggest one for personal and one for business. And just pay the for the 20 dollar one. If you just prefer the metal I see why u want the metal one but that's the only difference ordering another one for my personal.

Why Popl and Dot Are Considered Ripoffs1. Hidden Ongoing CostsThe card itself is cheap, but to actually use the main features (like seeing who scanned your card, managing contacts, or exporting data), you have to pay a monthly or annual subscription.Over time, these fees add up to much more than just buying regular business cards.2. Spammy Contact ListWhen you use the app, it can flood your phone’s contact list with people from inside the company (like their CEO, COO, etc.), cluttering your contacts with names you don’t know or want.3. Paywalls After Limited UseAfter you’ve used the card a few times or added a few contacts, you hit a paywall. To unlock more features or see more of your contacts, you have to pay up.4. Lack of Upfront TransparencyThe real costs and limitations aren’t obvious until after you’ve bought the card and started using the app.Many users feel tricked because the marketing focuses on the low price of the card, not the expensive ongoing costs.5. Not Better Than Regular CardsWhen you add up the costs and hassle, you could have just bought a regular box of business cards and used a free CRM or contact app.The “digital” part doesn’t actually save you time or money-it just adds extra steps and charges.6. Limited Usefulness Without PayingThe free/basic version is extremely limited. Most features that make the card useful are locked behind a subscription.Bottom LinePopl and Dot look cool, but the real value is locked behind expensive subscriptions.You end up paying much more over time than you would for traditional cards or other digital solutions.The apps can clutter your contacts and don’t explain all charges upfront.Most users feel the tech is more hype than help.

Absolutely love it and my friends were blown by it too and can’t wait to buy their own!! So much better than carrying so many business cards!!