Digital business card South Africa: share it by WhatsApp, QR or tap
From Johannesburg to Cape Town, a lot of business gets done over WhatsApp. A digital business card fits that habit. It is one link with your name, role, company, phone, email and website that you can drop into a chat, show as a QR code or share with a tap of an NFC card.
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Lets Connect is a digital business card South Africa professionals can start for free and keep for free. If you want more, the paid plans for an individual card are one-time payments.
Nothing to install
The person you meet does not need an app. Your card opens in their phone's normal browser, and a save-contact button adds you to their contacts. If you would rather keep your own card handy, the paid plans include Apple Wallet and Google Wallet passes.
When your number or job changes, edit the card once and everyone who already has your link sees the update. Our guide on how to use a digital business card covers every way to share it.
For small businesses and sales people
- Agents and consultants can collect enquiries through a lead form that goes straight into the built-in CRM.
- Salons, studios and service businesses can take appointments from a booking link on the card.
- Sales people at expos can scan the paper cards they collect with the AI business card scanner.
- Anyone can ask happy customers for a review with the reviews tool.
These are part of Business Add-ons, along with custom forms, newsletter subscribers, data export and location tracking. Leads stay in your CRM and can be exported whenever you need them. The lead capture guide shows how to set it up.
Prices shown in pounds
Lets Connect is a UK company and we do not publish a separate rand price list, so prices on this page are in pounds sterling. Checkout confirms the exact amount and currency before you pay. Paid plans carry a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Physical cards and teams
NFC cards in PVC, wood or metal are optional. Each one has a printed QR code as well as the chip, and they can be delivered to South Africa with the delivery charge shown at checkout.
For companies, Teams gives every member of staff a branded card under one account, with a minimum of five seats. Lets Connect Card LTD is based in Wolverhampton and was a UC Awards 2026 finalist.
Digital business card prices
Shown in pounds sterling. Checkout confirms the amount and currency before you pay.
| Plan or card | GBP |
|---|---|
| Free plan | Free |
| Full Brand Presence | £49 one-time |
| Business Add-ons | £99 one-time |
| PVC NFC card (optional) | £20 |
| Wooden NFC card (optional) | £50 |
| Metal NFC card (optional) | £100 |
| Teams, per seat (minimum 5 seats) | £24.99 a month |
| Teams, per seat, paid yearly | £249 a year |
Create your digital business card
Start on the free plan in a few minutes, or compare the one-time plans first.
Frequently asked questions
Can I share my digital business card on WhatsApp?
Yes. Your card has its own link that you can paste into any WhatsApp chat, and WhatsApp can appear as a one-tap contact button on the card.
Are prices shown in rand?
No. Prices are shown in pounds sterling because Lets Connect is a UK company. Checkout confirms the exact amount and currency before you pay.
Is the free plan really free?
Yes. The free plan has no time limit and needs no card details. You get a published card with your contact details, social links, a link and a QR code.
Can NFC cards be delivered to South Africa?
Yes. Physical cards can be delivered to South Africa, and the delivery charge for your address is shown at checkout before you pay.