SG Name Card vs One Good Card: Which is best for you?

Both One Good Card and SGNameCard provide digital name cards for professionals and businesses in Singapore, but the platforms are designed very differently. SGNameCard is primarily focused on creating a straightforward digital name card for displaying and sharing contact information.

One Good Card goes substantially further by combining digital business cards, NFC business cards, lead capture, built-in CRM and sales pipelines, contact management, analytics, integrations, invoicing, email verification and team management in one platform. It is therefore better suited to users who want their digital business card to support networking and business workflows rather than simply act as an online contact profile.

SGNameCard charges S$18 to set up a digital name card plus a recurring S$1.50 monthly maintenance fee. Businesses that require a customised corporate template may also pay an additional S$65 one-time template fee.

One Good Card offers a free digital business card and an individual lifetime upgrade from S$12.90 as a one-time payment, with no recurring individual subscription required. For organisations, centralised digital business card management starts below S$0.45 per user per month. This creates a much lower entry cost for individuals and can reduce recurring costs significantly as the number of employees increases.

SGNameCard uses a structured, template-based digital name card layout. Users can populate their profile with their information and branding, but the overall structure remains largely predefined. A customised corporate template is available separately for S$65.

One Good Card provides multiple layouts and modular widgets, giving users much greater control over how buttons, sections, videos, galleries, media, products and other information are arranged. This allows users to customise not only the information shown, but also the structure and experience of the digital profile itself.

SGNameCard primarily provides digital and QR-based name card sharing and does not offer the same integrated range of NFC business card hardware shown by One Good Card.

One Good Card offers NFC business cards in multiple materials and customisation options. The NFC card, QR code, mobile wallet and personalised link can all point to the same editable digital profile, giving users more ways to share their contact information in person and online.

SGNameCard supports QR-based digital name card sharing, but does not provide the same Apple Wallet and Google Wallet sharing options available with One Good Card.

One Good Card includes multiple digital profile sharing tools including NFC, QR codes, personalised links, Apple Wallet, Google Wallet, email signatures and virtual backgrounds. This gives users more ways to share the same digital business card across both online and offline networking.

SGNameCard is primarily designed around displaying and sharing digital contact information rather than providing a broader lead-management workflow.

One Good Card includes built-in lead capture and a contact management platform, allowing new contacts to be captured, organised and moved into CRM and sales pipelines directly within the same platform.

SGNameCard does not provide the same built-in OCR business card scanning workflow available with One Good Card.

One Good Card includes a free OCR business card scanner that converts printed name cards into digital contacts. Scanned contacts can then be organised through One Good Card's contact manager and CRM instead of being handled separately.

SGNameCard focuses primarily on the digital name card itself and does not provide the same range of business integrations available through One Good Card.

One Good Card provides business integrations alongside built-in CRM, contact management and sales workflows, helping businesses connect networking activity with other systems and processes.

SGNameCard is primarily a digital name card solution and does not provide the same built-in CRM, sales pipeline, invoicing or email verification tools found in One Good Card.

One Good Card combines digital business cards with CRM and sales pipelines, invoicing, email verification and other business tools, allowing more of the follow-up process to remain within one platform.

Both platforms can provide digital business cards for organisations. SGNameCard charges S$18 per digital name card plus S$1.50 per user per month, with an additional S$65 one-time fee if a customised corporate template is required. These costs increase as more employee cards are added.

One Good Card provides centralised team management from below S$0.45 per user per month, including employee onboarding, brand controls and organisation-wide profile administration. One Good Card also connects team networking with built-in CRM, contact management, sales pipelines and other business workflow tools.

No. Recipients can view both One Good Card and SGNameCard digital profiles in a web browser without installing an app. Profiles can be opened through a QR code or shared link, while One Good Card additionally supports NFC and mobile wallet sharing.

One Good Card can also be created, customised and managed through its web platform, with networking contacts, analytics and business tools available from the same system.

Both One Good Card and SGNameCard are Singapore-based options, so location alone is not the main difference between the two. The more important distinction is the breadth of the platform.

SGNameCard is suited to businesses that primarily want a straightforward digital name card. One Good Card is better suited to organisations that want digital business cards, physical NFC cards, centralised team management, built-in CRM, lead capture, analytics, integrations and business workflow tools from a single Singapore-based provider.

Yes. You can create a One Good Card digital business card independently of your SGNameCard profile and begin sharing it through a personalised link or QR code. An NFC business card and additional sharing methods can then be added if required.

Switching may appeal to users looking for lower recurring costs, greater profile layout flexibility, NFC hardware, mobile wallet sharing, built-in CRM, OCR scanning, integrations or additional sales workflow tools.