A digital business card with lead capture is one that works both ways: you share your info out, and the person you're talking to can share theirs back, straight into a CRM you already have. That's what SwiftCard does — most digital cards stop at the share.
Why 'share your card' usually isn't enough
A QR code or NFC tap that hands someone your contact info is table stakes now. The gap is what happens next: at a trade show, an open house, or a networking event, you meet more people than you can remember by hand, and a stack of scanned contacts with no notes is barely better than a stack of paper cards.
How the lead capture actually works
On a SwiftCard, visitors get a short form: name, phone, an optional email and message, and a checkbox to opt into text follow-up. Submit it, and that contact lands in your SwiftCard dashboard, tagged with which card they came from, when, and where. If you already run a CRM, it can sync straight into GoHighLevel, Pipedrive, HubSpot, or Google Contacts — no re-typing a stack of names after the event.
The follow-up, without you doing it
This is the part that turns a captured lead into an actual conversation. Once someone opts in, SwiftCard can run automated email and text sequences on a schedule, respecting a quiet-hours window (8am-9pm in the recipient's time zone) and honoring STOP requests immediately — it's built to be compliant, not just fast. Replies come back into that contact's thread in your dashboard, sitting next to their view history, so you're not hunting across three apps to remember who said what. And because SwiftCard sends as a carrier-registered sender, those texts are less likely to get filtered than a message from a personal number.
You also get told when it happens: your phone buzzes when someone views or saves your card, and view tracking shows you traffic source, whether they engaged with the card or your links, and repeat visits — so you know who's warming up before they ever fill out the form.
Who this is for
Anyone whose business depends on turning a conversation into a follow-up: real estate agents working an open house, contractors quoting on-site, sales reps working a floor, consultants at a conference. If you've ever lost a lead because their card ended up in a jacket pocket, this is the fix.
Try it
The free plan is real and includes lead capture — start at swiftcard.me/cards/new. See the full mechanism on the lead capture page, browse card templates, check pricing for what's Pro-only, or see how it plays out for a specific trade on the real estate agents page. It's also in the iPhone app on the App Store.