Genic Cards vs One Good Card: Which is best for you?

Both One Good Card and Genic Cards are Singapore-based digital business card providers with NFC cards, QR sharing, lead capture and team management.

Genic Cards is more focused on digital profiles, NFC cards and basic lead capture. One Good Card provides a broader platform with multiple profile layouts, modular widgets, built-in CRM and sales pipelines, contact management, OCR business card scanning, analytics, integrations, invoicing and email verification. This makes One Good Card better suited to professionals and businesses that want more than a basic digital name card.

Genic Cards uses recurring subscription pricing for its paid digital business card plans. Individual plans start from S$1.99 per month, while its Ultimate plan costs S$4.99 per month.

One Good Card offers a free digital business card and an individual lifetime upgrade from S$12.90 as a one-time payment instead of an ongoing subscription. For organisations, centralised team management starts below S$0.45 per user per month, compared with Genic Cards Business at S$4.99 per user per month, or S$3.50 per user per month when billed annually. The difference becomes especially significant as team size increases.

Both companies offer physical NFC cards linked to digital profiles. Genic Cards lists standard PVC NFC cards from S$25 and customised PVC NFC cards from around S$38.

One Good Card NFC business cards start from S$22.90 for non-customised options, while fully customised NFC cards are available from S$32.90. This gives users a lower-cost option for both standard and customised NFC business cards.

Genic Cards allows users to customise their profile information, branding and visual elements, but its digital cards follow a fixed structured layout. Customisation therefore mainly takes place within the predefined template rather than by rearranging the structure of the profile itself.

One Good Card uses multiple layouts and modular widgets, allowing users to control how buttons, sections, media, galleries, products and other content are positioned. This gives significantly greater flexibility over both the design and structure of the digital business card.

Both platforms support NFC, QR codes and Apple or Google Wallet sharing for digital business cards.

One Good Card additionally provides profile sharing tools such as personalised links, email signatures and virtual backgrounds. Genic Cards does not provide the same range of email and virtual-background sharing options.

Genic Cards provides lead capture and a leads dashboard, but it does not offer the same built-in CRM and sales deal pipeline available within One Good Card.

One Good Card includes its own contact management platform together with CRM and sales pipeline tools. This allows captured contacts to move directly into lead organisation, opportunity tracking and follow-up workflows without relying on a separate CRM.

Genic Cards does not provide the same built-in OCR business card scanning functionality available within One Good Card.

One Good Card includes a free OCR business card scanner that converts printed business cards into digital contacts. Those contacts can then be organised directly within One Good Card's contact management, CRM and sales pipeline.

Genic Cards offers analytics on eligible paid plans, so users may need a recurring subscription to access deeper reporting. It does not provide the same broader set of built-in business integrations shown in One Good Card's platform.

One Good Card includes built-in analytics and business integrations alongside CRM, contact management, sales pipelines and other business workflow tools.

Genic Cards focuses mainly on digital business cards, NFC products, and basic lead capture rather than a broader suite of built-in sales workflow tools.

One Good Card adds tools such as invoicing, email verification, CRM and sales pipelines. This allows more of the networking and follow-up process to remain within the same platform.

Both platforms provide centralised digital business card management, employee profiles, lead capture and analytics. Genic Cards Business is priced at S$4.99 per user per month, or S$3.50 per user per month when billed annually, and requires a minimum of three users.

One Good Card team management starts below S$0.45 per user per month with no minimum team size. It also combines employee profile administration with built-in CRM, sales pipelines, analytics, integrations and other business tools. This makes the cost difference particularly substantial for larger deployments.

No. Recipients can open both One Good Card and Genic Cards digital profiles in a browser using NFC, a QR code or a shared link without installing an app.

One Good Card can also be created, customised and managed directly through its web platform, where users can access their contacts, CRM, sales pipeline and other business tools from the same browser-based system.

Yes. You can create a One Good Card digital business card independently of your Genic Cards account and begin sharing it through a QR code or personalised link. NFC and other sharing methods can then be added when required.

Switching may appeal to users looking for one-time individual pricing, lower team costs, more flexible profile layouts, built-in CRM and sales pipelines, OCR scanning, broader integrations or additional sales workflow tools.

Genic Cards covers the core requirements of a digital business card platform, including digital profiles, NFC cards, QR sharing, lead capture and team administration. Its profiles use a more fixed structure, several advanced features depend on paid plans, and its team pricing is considerably higher.

One Good Card combines flexible digital business cards, lower-cost NFC options, multiple sharing methods, built-in contact management, CRM and sales pipelines, OCR scanning, analytics, integrations, invoicing and email verification. Together with one-time individual pricing and team management below S$0.45 per user per month, it provides a broader and more cost-effective platform for professionals and organisations that want to go beyond contact sharing.