V1CE
V1CE: A focused digital card for sharing contact details by NFC or QR. Ranked #21 of 22 in Business Card Software by our editors (6.4/10); pricing: Paid; best for individuals seeking basic NFC and QR sharing.
At a glance
- Editor score6.4 / 10
- PricingPaid
- Best forIndividuals seeking basic NFC and QR sharing
- QR code sharingYes
- Facts checked24 Sep 2026
Where it wins
- Share a profile through an NFC-enabled card or QR code
- Let recipients save contact details and share the profile onward
- Customize profiles and track sharing engagement
Where it doesn't
- Paid product with no verified public pricing details
- Web is the only listed platform
- No team features are specified
Our verdict on V1CE
V1CE provides digital business cards built around an online profile that people can open from an NFC-enabled card or a QR code. Recipients can save the displayed contact details and share the profile onward, while the owner can customize profile information. Its combination of physical NFC sharing and QR access suits individuals seeking a reusable alternative to printed cards, especially when they want a straightforward way to exchange contact information rather than a broader business-card management system.
The product’s core is the shareable profile, with contact exchange and sharing tools supported by engagement analytics. Those features make V1CE a fit for people who want to present contact information in person and retain a way to see engagement with their sharing. The published product information describes profile customization and analytics, but does not establish a broader workflow beyond digital card sharing. Buyers seeking a focused NFC-and-QR card should weigh those features against how much contact-management depth they need.
V1CE is a paid, cloud-based product, and web is its listed platform. No verifiable public plan pricing or limits are available in the published information, so buyers should check the vendor’s current offer before committing. The listed company-size fit includes solo, small and mid-market organizations, but team features are not specified. That makes V1CE easiest to assess as an individual digital card rather than a confirmed team system. Choose it for customizable NFC and QR sharing with contact saving and engagement analytics; consider alternatives if pricing clarity, defined team capabilities or a wider platform footprint are essential.
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V1CE fact sheet
| Free plan | Not verified |
|---|---|
| Paid from | Not verified |
| QR code sharing | Yes |
| NFC sharing | Yes |
| Contact exchange | Yes |
| Sharing analytics | Yes |
| Team administration | Not verified |
| Card limit | Not verified |
| Deployment | Cloud |
| Platforms | Web |
| Built for | Solo, Small business, Mid-market (editorial estimate) |
| Pricing | Paid |
| Website | v1ce.co |
| Facts checked | 24 Sep 2026 |
Alternatives to V1CE
- HaystackA broad digital card and contact platform, with team tools and enterprise provisioning.8.9
- PoplA digital card and event lead-capture tool built around qualification and follow-up.8.8
- DotA flexible digital card system for individuals and teams that need sharing, leads, and analytics.8.6
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