The digital business card built for real estate agents
A realtor business card that plays the walkthrough video, books the showing and captures the buyer's details before they've left the driveway. Share it by QR code, NFC tap or link, and update it the moment a listing changes.
Four moments a paper card can't handle
Real estate runs on the handoff. These are the ones that decide whether the lead comes back.
A QR sign by the entrance. Visitors scan, save you, and leave their details in return. No clipboard, no illegible sign-in sheet.
Text the seller your card on the way out. Your sold gallery and reviews are one tap away when they compare agents that evening.
The walkthrough video sits on the card, so the buyer replays the kitchen at 10pm instead of trying to remember it. The booking button is right underneath.
The card in your email signature and on your yard signs never goes out of date. Past clients forward a link, not a photo of a creased card.
What a realtor's business card should include
The must-haves are the same as paper. The rest is where a digital card starts doing your marketing for you.
Must-haves
- Name, headshot and title — the face they met, not a logo they don't recognize.
- Brokerage and license number where your regulator requires it on marketing.
- Mobile, email and office, each a tappable button, with a map pin for the office.
- Your listings — a link to your live inventory or your brokerage profile.
- A booking button for showings and consultations, wired to whatever calendar you already use.
- Social profiles — Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, TikTok, YouTube, whichever ones you actually post to.
Worth adding
- A walkthrough video of your current listing, swapped out when it sells. See video business cards.
- A sold gallery — the proof a seller is looking for before they list with you.
- Your review profile, so the card carries your reputation as well as your number.
- A pre-approval or mortgage partner link, so a buyer can take the first step tonight.
- Contact capture, so the people who take your card give you theirs. How contact capture works.
- Your brokerage's colors and logo on a layout you control. Custom card design.
See a real estate card in action
One card, shaped to how you sell
The layout changes with the job. The sharing, capture and instant updates stay the same.
Buyer's agents
Lead with the booking button and a neighbourhood guide link. Buyers save you at the first showing and book the next one from the card.
Listing agents
The sold gallery and your reviews do the pitch before the appointment. The walkthrough video sells the current listing to everyone who scans the sign.
Brokers and teams
Set the design once and every agent carries the same branded card. New hires get a card on day one; leavers lose theirs the same day.
New agents
Start free with one card and unlimited sharing. Add video and galleries when the first commissions land, without ever reprinting.
Commercial agents
Attach the offering memorandum, floor plans and a site video to the card and share the whole package by link from the car park.
Estate agents worldwide
Your card is a web page, so it opens on any phone in any country. Prices, languages and calendars are yours to set.
What the card does that paper never could
Listing videos and photo tours
Put the walkthrough on the card and a gallery under it. When the home sells, swap in the next one; everyone who has your card sees the new listing. Video business cards
Capture the buyer's details
Every share can collect a name, email and number in return, so open-house foot traffic becomes a follow-up list instead of a memory. Contact capture
Share by QR, tap or link
A QR on the yard sign, an NFC card for the handshake, a link for the text message. Same card, whichever way they take it. QR code cards · NFC cards
Update after it's shared
New brokerage, new number, new headshot. Change it once and every card you've handed out changes with it. How it works
Your brokerage's look
Upload your own card design or build one in the app, with the brokerage colors and logo. Real estate business card design without a designer. Custom design
Two cards, one app
A polished agent card for clients and a personal card for the neighbours, both in the same app, each shared with its own QR code. What a digital business card can hold
Card in hand before the next showing
Three steps, none of them involve a print shop.
Create your card
Sign up in the browser or download the app, add your name, brokerage, headshot and the buttons you want. A first card takes about five minutes.
Make it yours
Match your brokerage colors, add the walkthrough video and a sold gallery, and turn on contact capture so the card collects details back.
Share it at the door
Print the QR for the open house, tap an NFC card at the handshake, text the link after the showing. Every version is the same live card.
Realtor business card ideas paper can't do
Real estate business card examples from the field, in order of effort. The first three take an evening.
Put the current listing's walkthrough on the card
A 90-second phone video is enough. Anyone who scans your sign or takes your card watches the house before they call, and the ones who call are already warm.
Replace "call me" with "Book a showing"
A booking button that lands on your calendar removes the phone-tag that kills weekend leads. Buyers book at 11pm; you wake up to appointments.
Yard-sign QR that opens the listing card
Print the card's QR code on the sign rider. Drive-bys become leads, and when the home sells the same code opens your next listing.
A sold gallery that grows every month
Sellers want proof. Twelve photos of closed homes with the street name do more than a slogan, and the gallery updates without reprinting.
A neighbourhood guide link for relocations
Schools, commute times, the good coffee. Relocating buyers share that link with their partner, and your name travels with it.
A second card in a second language
Two cards in one app: an English card and one in the language your market speaks, each with its own QR code for the right sign in the right area.
Why the paper card keeps letting agents down
Same handshake, very different result once they walk away.
Ordering printed real estate business cards? Put the QR code on them.
Plenty of agents keep a paper card for the handshake. Add your eBiz card's QR code to the print run and the paper card opens the live one: video, booking button and all, updated for as long as the box lasts.
How QR code business cards work · Free QR code generator · Step-by-step guide
Realtor digital business cards, answered
Do real estate agents still use business cards?
Yes, constantly: open houses, listing appointments, closings and referrals all start with an exchange of details. What has changed is the card. A digital business card is shared by QR code, NFC tap or link, saves straight into the other person's contacts, and can carry listing videos, a booking button and your reviews, none of which fit on paper.
What should a realtor business card include?
Your name and headshot, brokerage and license number where your regulator requires it, mobile number, email, office address, a link to your listings, and a way to book a showing. On a digital card you can add a walkthrough video, a photo gallery of sold homes, your review profile, a pre-approval link and your social profiles.
How do I share my card at an open house?
Prop a printed QR code by the door or show the one on your phone. Visitors scan it, your card opens in their browser, and they can save your contact in a tap. Turn on contact capture and they can leave their name and number in return, so your sign-in sheet is digital and legible.
Does the buyer need to download an app?
No. Only you use the eBiz app to build and update your card. The buyer opens it in any browser on any phone, with nothing to install.
Can I put listing videos and photos on my card?
Yes. Add a walkthrough video and a photo gallery directly to your card, then swap them when a listing sells. Everyone you have already shared the card with sees the update automatically.
What happens when I change brokerages or my number?
Edit the card once in the app. Every card you have ever shared, every QR code you have printed and the link in your email signature all show the new details. Nothing is reprinted.
Is a digital business card for realtors free?
Yes. You can create one card and share it without limit for free. Paid plans add photo galleries, video, social icons and full custom design, and brokerages can set up a team so every agent carries the same branded card.
Does it work outside the United States?
Yes. Your card is a web page, so it opens anywhere in the world, and estate agents, brokers and realtors use eBiz in the same way wherever they sell.
Also built for the way you work
Your next open house deserves a better card
Create one card free with unlimited sharing. Paid plans add photo galleries, video, social icons and full custom design.