Who this comparison is for
This page is for small teams, from two to around twenty people, weighing up Blinq. Both give everyone a digital business card that goes in Apple and Google Wallet, and both let the people you meet share their details back. The differences are team pricing, how lead capture is paid for, and what happens after the meeting.
In short: Veey suits a small team that meets people at events and wants the scanner, AI enrichment and follow-up included, from two users and with no per-lead fee. Blinq suits you better if you want a free plan, native CRM integrations, SSO, NFC accessories or a lower seat price at five or more. We make Veey, so we're not neutral. Every Blinq detail here is as listed on Blinq's own pages, dated under the table.
Where Veey is different
Teams from two people
No per-lead fee
Scan cards and event badges
Share Back with a 30-day trial
Follow-up, not just a contact
Swedish company, EU data
When Blinq is the better choice
You want to start free
You need a native CRM integration
You need SSO or NFC hardware
Five or more seats, few leads
Veey vs Blinq at a glance
| Veey | Blinq | |
|---|---|---|
| Team plan minimum | 2 users (Team) | 5 cards (Business) |
| Team price (per user, billed yearly) | $79 a year (2–5 users), $69 a year (6+ users) | $4.99 a month ($59.88 a year) |
| Monthly billing for teams | $8.99 per user a month (2–5 users); 6+ users yearly only | $6.99 per user a month |
| Free plan | – | Yes, two cards |
| Free trial | 30 days, every plan | 7 days (Premium), 30 days (Business) |
| Lead capture cost | Included in every plan, no per-lead fee | Business only: $9.99 a lead you scan or add, on top of seats; share-backs, duplicates and trial captures free; bulk and unlimited on request |
| Business card & badge scanner | Every plan, no scan caps | From Premium (not on Free) |
| AI contact enrichment | Every plan | Free and Premium: 3 photos, then blurred, no email or phone; Pro ($22.49 a month): unlimited; Business: with each lead credit |
| Share back (what the other person gets) | Their own card, pre-filled, with a 30-day free trial | A temporary card: shareable for 3 days, then paused until claimed (free, any time) |
| Apple & Google Wallet | ✓ | ✓ |
| Email signatures | Gmail, Outlook, Apple Mail; admins send set-up links | Personal on Free; admin-controlled on Business |
| CRM integrations | CSV export; integrations on the roadmap | Native: HubSpot, Salesforce, 20+ CRMs (Business) |
| NFC | No, QR codes and Wallet instead | NFC accessories sold |
| Company & data location | Swedish company (Zand Computing AB); data stored in the EU (Finland) | Australian company (Blinq Technologies Pty Ltd); hosted on Google Cloud, region not listed |
Blinq details as listed on blinq.me/pricing, its security page, privacy policy and help centre on 28 October 2026. Prices in US dollars; Veey charges the same figures in euros. Check the latest on each site.
Veey vs Blinq: common questions
It depends on team size and how many leads you capture. Per seat, Blinq is cheaper as listed: Business is $4.99 per user a month billed yearly, from five cards. Veey is $79 per user a year for 2–5 users and $69 from six.
But Veey starts at two users, and lead capture, the scanner and AI enrichment come with every plan. Blinq lists lead capture on Business at a $9.99 credit per lead you scan or add, on top of seats (share-backs, duplicates and trial captures are free), and unlimited AI enrichment on its Pro plan ($22.49 a month). A team that captures many leads at events should compare the total, not the seat price.
No. Every plan starts with a 30-day free trial; after that, Solo is $9.99 a month or $89 a year. If a free plan matters most, Blinq lists one with two cards.
Not directly yet. Export your connections as a CSV file for your CRM or a spreadsheet, or any single contact as a vCard. Direct integrations are on our roadmap. If you need a native HubSpot or Salesforce integration today, Blinq lists them on its Business plan.
Yes. Create your Veey card in the browser in minutes.
For a team, an admin designs a branded template in the Veey dashboard and invites everyone by email; the Team page shows who has their card and who's still setting up. The 30-day free trial lets you try Veey before you switch.
No. Your card opens in any browser, and they save your contact to their phone: iPhone and Android open the contact card, other devices get a .vcf file. They can share their details back without an app or an account.
In Sweden: Veey is made by Zand Computing AB. Data is stored in the EU (Finland) and encrypted in transit and at rest. Some services Veey uses, such as sign-in and contact enrichment, run outside the EU; the privacy policy explains how your data is handled.