Uniqode vs Habsy: Digital Business Cards Compared

The quick answer

Uniqode is a QR code platform whose digital business cards suit companies already using it for QR marketing. Habsy is a contact capture app with digital cards built in: you share your card, and you also scan the cards, badges and QR codes of everyone you meet, add context, and follow up. For networking and events, Habsy goes further, and its digital cards are free.

Uniqode details are from its pricing page, checked in 2026.

Comparison

Where Uniqode fits

• Marketing teams already using Uniqode for QR codes on packaging, print and campaigns
• Companies that want digital cards managed alongside their other QR codes
• Teams that want wallet-based card sharing

Where Habsy goes further

Your card and their details, in one app

A digital card shares your details. Networking also needs theirs. With Habsy Plus, Habsy’s digital cards each have an enquiry form, and the same app scans paper cards, badges, LinkedIn QR codes and digital cards from any provider, Uniqode included.

Context at the moment you meet

With Habsy Plus, you record intent signals your team defines and voice notes transcribed into English and searchable. That turns a saved contact into a lead you understand. See what are intent signals.

Follow-up, not just sharing

Reminders, AI-written email and WhatsApp messages from a short prompt (free), templates and bulk sending (Habsy Plus), and automation after save, such as sending your digital card back or syncing to your CRM.

Free to start

Both Habsy digital cards and unlimited scanning are free forever. You pay for Habsy Plus only when you need advanced features.

Setting up a Business digital card for an exhibition

If your main use is events, this is how a Habsy Business digital card is usually set up:

1. Brand it: logo, background cover and brand colour.
2. Attach what visitors ask for: catalogue, price list, spec sheets or brochures as files.
3. Set the enquiry form: for example, name, company, email and “What are you looking for?”, with the first three required.
4. Add booking, with Habsy Plus, by connecting Calendly so visitors can book a meeting from the card.
5. Print the QR code on the stand, table tents and brochure rack.
6. Scan back: when a visitor talks to you, scan their badge or card in Habsy, add intent signals and a voice note, and the conversation is captured with the contact.

After the event, digital card analytics with Habsy Plus show visits, unique visitors, contacts saved, notes received and taps per button, so you can see how much the stand QR code was used.

What the two digital cards look like in Habsy

• Professional digital card: your personal details, for networking as yourself
• Business digital card: your company’s details, with files such as brochures and catalogues
• Each with its own QR code and link, customisable background and brand colour
• An enquiry form, Calendly booking and digital card analytics (visits, unique visitors, contacts saved, button taps) with Habsy Plus

Analytics show counts only. Visitors are identified only if they submit your enquiry form.

Bottom line

Uniqode is a good fit if digital cards are one part of a QR marketing programme. If you meet people and need to follow up, Habsy gives you the card, the scanner and the follow-up in one app, free to start. Create your digital card or read how digital business cards work.