The digital business card for founders, CEOs and startup teams
A CEO business card with the 60-second pitch, the deck link and a "book 15 minutes" button on it, shared in a tap at demo day, the investor dinner and the airport lounge. It saves into their phone, and it changes the day your title does.
Four moments a paper card can't pitch
A founder's week is a string of ten-second introductions. These are the ones the card has to win.
The QR on your last slide. The room saves you, watches the pitch again on the way out and books the 15 minutes you actually wanted.
Tap an NFC card between courses. The deck link is on the card; the version they forward to their partner on Monday is always the current one.
The candidate you met at the meetup leaves with your card: the product, the careers page and a booking link, instead of a promise to email.
No cards in the carry-on. The phone is always there, and the card on it has the pitch video for the person in seat 14C.
What a founder's business card should include
The must-haves get you saved. The rest gets the second meeting.
Must-haves
- Name and title, exactly as you'd introduce yourself: Founder & CEO, Co-founder, Chairman.
- The company and one line on what it does, in words that survive a noisy room.
- Email and phone as tappable buttons.
- LinkedIn, because that is where the investor checks you out on Monday.
- A booking link for a short call, wired to your calendar.
- The product: the site, the app store listing or the demo link.
Worth adding
- A 60-second pitch video on the card. Video business cards.
- The deck link, so the current version is always the one being forwarded.
- Press and coverage, three logos and links, not a wall of them.
- The careers page, for the meetup where you meet your next engineer.
- Contact capture, so the people who take your card give you theirs. How contact capture works.
- Your brand, not a template: upload your own design or build one in your colors. Custom card design.
One card, shaped to your role
Same app, a different layout per role. The pitch, the booking button and the instant updates stay the same.
Founders raising a round
A founder business card led by the pitch video and the deck link, with the booking button for the 15 minutes that turns into a term sheet.
CEOs and executives
A CEO business card with the company, the press, the LinkedIn and the assistant's booking link, tapped at the board dinner and the industry panel.
Solo founders and consultants
The service, the case studies and a "book a discovery call" button. One card that is the whole sales team.
Startup sales and growth teams
The company card on every rep, with the demo video and the leads captured in one place. See cards for sales teams.
Agencies and studios
A portfolio gallery, the client list and the proposal-request button, shared at the pitch and forwarded to the client's whole committee.
Accelerators and investors
A card for the fund with the thesis, the portfolio and the "apply" link, handed to every founder on demo day instead of a stack of paper.
What the card does that paper never could
The pitch travels with your number
A 60-second video and the deck link on the card, so the investor's partner sees the pitch, not a photo of a business card. Video business cards
15 minutes, booked from the card
A booking button removes the "let's find a time" thread. People book from the card in the taxi; you wake up to meetings. How it works
Capture who you met
Every share can collect a name, email and number, with a follow-up reminder, so the conference turns into a list rather than a memory. Contact capture
One design for the whole team
Set the company card once; every founder, exec and rep carries it with their own name. Changes roll out from one place. Team plans
Your brand, on day one
Upload your own card design or build one in your colors and logo, so the card looks like the company does. Custom design
Update after the round
New title, new domain, new deck, new press. Change it once and every card you've ever shared shows it. What a digital business card can hold
Card in hand before the next intro
Three steps, none of them involve a print shop or a designer.
Create your card
Sign up in the browser or download the app, add your name, title, company, the one-liner and your LinkedIn. About five minutes between meetings.
Add the pitch
The 60-second video, the deck link, the product and press, in your colors, with a booking button and contact capture switched on.
Share it everywhere
The QR on your closing slide, an NFC card in the wallet, the link in your email signature and your LinkedIn profile. Same live card.
Founder business card ideas paper can't do
In order of effort. The first three take an evening.
The 60-second pitch on the card
Film it on a phone against a plain wall. Anyone who takes your card watches the pitch before they decide whether to reply, and the ones who reply are warm.
"Book 15 minutes" instead of "let's chat"
A booking button with a 15-minute slot removes the scheduling thread and signals you value their time as much as yours.
The deck behind a link, not an attachment
Update the file and every forwarded copy is current. Nobody circulates the pre-pivot deck ever again.
A three-logo press strip
Three outlets, three links. It reads as credibility, not as a scrapbook, and it updates the day the next piece runs.
The careers page one tap from your name
The meetup is where you meet your next engineer. Give them the roles, not a promise to email.
A card per company for portfolio founders
Two ventures, two cards, two QR codes, both in one app. The right pitch at the right event, with its own captured contacts.
Why the paper card keeps losing the intro
Same handshake, very different result on Monday morning.
Ordering printed CEO business cards? Put the QR code on them.
Some rooms still expect paper. Add your eBiz card's QR code to the print run and the paper card opens the live one: pitch, deck and booking button, updated for as long as the box lasts.
How QR code business cards work · Free QR code generator · Step-by-step guide
Founder digital business cards, answered
What should a CEO's business card include?
Your name, your title, the company and one line on what it does, an email and a phone number that open in a tap, your LinkedIn, and a booking link for a short call. On a digital card you can add a 60-second pitch video, the deck link, the product, press coverage and the careers page, and change any of it without reprinting.
What title do founders put on a business card?
Whatever is true and clear to a stranger: Founder, Co-founder, Founder & CEO, Chairman & CEO. On a digital card the title is one field you edit when it changes after a round or a hire, and every card you have already shared shows the new one.
Can I put my pitch deck on a business card?
Yes. Add the deck as a link or a button. Update the file behind the link and everyone who has your card sees the current version, so the version an investor forwards is never the old one.
Does the investor or customer need to download an app?
No. Only you use the eBiz app to build and update the card. Anyone you meet opens it in any browser and saves your contact in a tap.
Can my whole team use the same card design?
Yes. On a team plan you set the company card once and every founder, exec and rep carries it with their own name and number. New hires get a card on day one; leavers lose theirs the same day.
What happens when my title or company changes?
Edit the card once. New title after the round, a rename, a new domain: every card you have shared, every QR you have printed and the link in your email signature show the change.
Is a digital business card for founders free?
Yes. One card with unlimited sharing is free. Paid plans add galleries, video, social icons, full custom design and team management.
Does it work internationally?
Yes. The card is a web page, so it opens on any phone in any country, with your own number format and language, at the conference abroad as much as at home.
Also built for the way you work
Your next intro deserves the whole pitch
Create one card free with unlimited sharing. Paid plans add galleries, video, social icons, full custom design and team management.