Dot review
A free-for-life digital card with contact tools, analytics, and CRM connections.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Dot provides digital business profiles for individuals and teams that share contact information through NFC-enabled devices, QR codes, usernames, and direct links. Profiles can include contact, social, payment, productivity, and media links. The product suits solo professionals, small teams, and larger organizations that want digital networking profiles with contact management, analytics, team administration, or lead collection. Physical cards, tags, and displays connect to users’ digital profiles, while the listed software deployment is cloud-based with a browser extension.
The individual plan structure is centered on a Free for life option and a dot.Profile+ tier. Free for life includes unlimited link content, two-way contact exchange, basic contact management, last 7-day insights, Apple and Android Wallet integration, and a profile username link. The published plan details also include a 7-day free trial. dot.Profile+ adds an AI paper business-card scanner, advanced contact management, contact export, contact map view, advanced networking insights, and custom QR-code styles. The free individual profile is included with a one-time device purchase, making the device requirement an important consideration for individuals evaluating the offering.
For teams, Essential adds a standard dot.Profile for each member, profile content restrictions, team management, profile templates, and complimentary standard devices. Growth adds an advanced dot.Profile+ for each member, lead collection, team networking insights, and CRM integrations, with custom pricing. Integrations include Salesforce, HubSpot, Zapier, Apple Wallet, Android Wallet, Calendly, Notion, Google Drive, Venmo, Cash App, and PayPal. Dot is a strong fit for organizations that want centralized profiles and connected contact workflows. Teams needing a fixed Growth price or software beyond the listed web coverage should consider alternatives.
Dot pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Free-for-life plan includes NFC/QR sharing and two-way contact exchange
- AI scanning, contact export, lead collection, and networking insights
- Salesforce, HubSpot, and Zapier integrations support connected workflows
- Where it doesn't
- Free individual profiles are included with a one-time device purchase
- Web platform coverage limits the listed deployment options
- Growth team pricing is custom
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