A business card that tells you who's looking
Paper cards disappear into pockets. A SwiftCard reports back — every view, its source, and whether they came back for a second look.
Know the moment it's viewed
A real person opens your card and your phone tells you — so you can follow up while the conversation is still warm, not next Tuesday.
See where views come from
QR scan, NFC tap, shared link, or your Swift Links page — every view carries its source, so you learn which channel actually works for you.
Card views vs. link views, separately
Your dashboard's traffic graph splits SwiftCard views from Swift Links views, so you always know which page is doing the work.
Repeat visits count
Someone coming back to your card is the strongest buying signal there is. SwiftCard shows unique visitors and repeat views side by side.
Viewer locations
See the cities and countries your views come from — useful the day after a conference, or when a card is shared beyond your own network. Included with Pro.
From viewed to captured
Tracking tells you someone looked; the share-back form turns them into a contact — name, phone, and email straight into your built-in CRM.
Free to start. Pro adds viewer locations, full view history, and automated follow-up.
Common questions
Does SwiftCard notify me when someone views my card?
Yes — you get a notification when your card or your Swift Links page is viewed, and repeat visits within a session aren't double-counted, so the numbers stay honest.
Can I see exactly who viewed my business card?
You see when a view happened, where it came from (QR, NFC, link, or your links page), the viewer's general location, and whether they'd visited before. Names appear when the visitor chooses to share their info back through your card's form — that's what turns a view into a contact.
Does view tracking work with paper business cards?
It works with anything that carries your link: a QR code on a printed card, an NFC tag, an email signature, or a plain URL. Each carries its own source, so you can tell them apart.
Is the tracking accurate, or does it count bots?
SwiftCard filters non-human traffic — crawler and datacenter visits don't count as views, and quick repeat opens are folded into one visit.
Is it free?
Creating your card, sharing it, and view notifications are free. Pro adds detailed analytics like viewer locations and full history.