What to Link on Your NFC Business Card

So you’ve got your shiny new NFC business card—customised, smart, and ready to go. But now comes the big question: what should you actually link to it?

The beauty of NFC is flexibility. You’re not stuck with just one link or one purpose. Whether you're a freelancer, small business owner, artist, or salesperson, the goal is to make the tap count. Here’s a breakdown of the most useful and impactful things to link on your NFC card—no fluff, just real ideas that work.

1. Your Contact File (vCard)

Probably the most common use—and for good reason. Link your card to a downloadable contact file (vCard or .vcf), so people can save your phone number, email, and business name instantly. It’s clean, quick, and doesn’t require any apps. Ideal if you meet lots of people and want to be remembered.

2. A Profile Page (Like Linktree)

If you want to keep things flexible, link your NFC card to a digital profile page that holds multiple links. Think of it as your “link in bio” page—only smarter. You can update it anytime without reprinting your card. Great for people with several services, businesses, or social platforms.

3. Your Website

If you have a personal or business website, link directly to your homepage or landing page. It gives people a place to learn more about you, see what you offer, and get in touch. Just make sure the site looks good on mobile—because that’s how they’ll open it.

4. Booking or Calendar Link

Perfect for coaches, consultants, barbers, or anyone who takes appointments. Link to Calendly, SimplyBook.me, Google Calendar booking, or even a WhatsApp message preset. One tap and they can choose a time to meet.

5. Payment Page

Freelancer? Vendor? Artist at a market? Link your NFC card to a PayPal.Me, Revolut, SumUp, Stripe, or Ko-fi page. It makes it incredibly easy for customers to pay you on the spot. No awkward searching, just tap and pay.

6. Google Reviews or Testimonials

Want more good reviews? Make it easy for people to leave them. Link your card to your Google review page or a testimonial form. A friendly nudge after a great experience works wonders—and it helps grow your business.

7. Portfolio or Gallery

If you’re a designer, writer, photographer, or creator of any kind, this is a no-brainer. Link directly to your portfolio site, Instagram, Behance, or a shared Google Drive folder. Show your work instead of just talking about it.

8. Social Media Profiles

Want more followers or engagement? Link to your most active social media account. Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok, YouTube—it depends on your audience. Bonus: if you're using a Tagify profile page, you can include them all in one place.

9. A Custom Video or Welcome Message

This one feels personal. You can link to a short intro video on YouTube, Vimeo, or even Google Drive. Great for people who want to add a human touch—especially in sales or personal branding.

10. A Special Offer or Discount

Want to make people feel like they discovered something? Create a hidden page with a special discount, freebie, or lead magnet. Link your card to it and tell them, "Just tap here for something special." It works.

Bonus: Change It Anytime

If you’re using a Tagify NFC card, the best part is: you can change your link anytime using our free software. You don’t need to buy a new card or edit the chip yourself. That means you can link to your portfolio this month and your new podcast next month—same card, no hassle.

Final Tip: Keep It Simple

Whatever you link, make sure it’s mobile-friendly and quick to load. People tap your card because they want fast, useful info—not a slow website or cluttered page. Focus on value, not volume.

NFC cards are smart. Make yours smarter by linking to something that helps people connect with you faster, remember you longer, or take action on the spot.