Lives in your email signature
One line under your name gives every email a card the reader can open and save.
Virtual business card
A virtual business card for people who rarely meet in a room.
So many introductions now happen in a chat window, an email thread or a call. A virtual business card is a link that carries your details there — and keeps them current long after you have hit send.
Free to start, no card needed. Your page is live the moment you publish it.
Why it works
Where a virtual business card earns its keep.
Drops into any call chat
Paste the link in the meeting chat as you say goodbye — better than spelling out an email address.
Never goes stale
The link is permanent; the details behind it are editable. Emails you sent last year still open the current you.
Ends in a saved contact
The page's job is the save button — your details land in their phone, not in a screenshot.
At a glance
Virtual business card vs a vCard file.
| .vcf file attachment | Virtual business card | |
|---|---|---|
| What you send | A file to open | A link to tap |
| After you hit send | Frozen as sent | Editable — old sends open the current version |
| Photo, socials, booking | Contact fields only | All of it, plus a vCard download on the page |
| In an email signature | Awkward as an attachment | One clean line under your name |
| Works best for | Direct save into a phone | Introductions across any channel |
Not either-or: the page offers the .vcf download at the moment saving is the right move.
How it works
Three steps, no app.
Claim your handle
One short address that is yours across every channel.
Build the card
Details, photo, socials, and the one action you want people to take.
Put the link to work
Email signature, chat messages, calendar invites, QR on slides.
Straight answer
What this does not replace.
Pubtact has no CRM sync and no lead routing. If an introduction has to land in Salesforce or HubSpot with an owner and a follow-up task attached, a contact platform built for that will serve you better. This is a page that carries your details well, not a sales operations tool.
Common questions
Asked before signing up.
Keep reading
Related, if you are still deciding.
Free email signature generator
A signature for Gmail, Outlook and Apple Mail with your card in it.
OpenYour email signature as a channel
The distribution channel you already own, and what to put in it.
OpenContact Card
The product behind this page — features, layouts and the save flow.
OpenReviewed 10 August 2026.