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mcard vs HiHello

Looking for a HiHello alternative?

Here's what HiHello and mcard each do, what they cost for one person and for a team, and where mcard falls short — with a source for every HiHello fact.

mcardThat's us

1 card free, $99/yr for every card

Nine handcrafted layouts. One card live free, with its link, QR code and Google Wallet pass. $99 a year puts every card live with a page under it, a lead inbox, alerts, CSV export, webhooks and analytics. A team: $129 per seat a year, with a shared brand kit and one bill.

HiHelloCompetitor

Free Personal plan, Business from 5 users

HiHello's free Personal plan includes two shareable cards, five card or badge scans a month and a personal email signature, and HiHello has a contact manager. Professional adds analytics and branding for one person; the Lead Capture Form and company-wide signatures are on Business, billed per user with a five-user minimum. Recipients can send their details back in a few taps, no app.

Side by side

Feature

mcard

HiHello

Price

Share a card for free

1 card1

2 cards2

Paid plan for one person

$99/yr3

$6/mo4

Team plan

$129/seat/yr5

$5/user/mo6

Capture

Lead form on your card

Paid plan

Business plan7

Recipient can send their details back without an app

Paid plan8

Analytics on your card

Paid plan

Professional

Email signature

Free plan

Free plan

Contacts & wallet

Scan other people's paper cards into contacts

5 a month free

Contact list for people you meet

9
10
  1. 1mcard: Your default card, without lead capture or analytics
  2. 2HiHello: Personal plan (source)
  3. 3mcard: or $15/mo
  4. 4HiHello: Professional, billed yearly ($8 monthly) (source)
  5. 5mcard: or $19/seat/mo, from 2 seats
  6. 6HiHello: Business, billed yearly; minimum 5 (source)
  7. 7HiHello: Lead Capture Form (source)
  8. 8mcard: Lead form or the Exchange contact sheet
  9. 9mcard: Library: folders, tags, reminders
  10. 10HiHello: Contact manager (source)

Last checked 22 Oct 2026 against each company’s own pages, linked below. Plans change — check their sites before you decide. “HiHello” is a trademark of its owner; this page is not affiliated with or endorsed by them.

Also in mcard

Not in the table because we didn't check HiHello for these.

  • 9 handcrafted layouts, plus 13 style controls and 10 presets
  • A page under the card: 11 section types (gallery, video, testimonials, lead form and more)
  • Turn your own paper card into your mcard from a photo (AI)
  • Exchange: when you're both on mcard, a QR or 6-character code puts each card in the other's library
  • Lead webhooks to Zapier, Make or your own endpoint
  • Two cards on one page (co-cards) and a full-screen kiosk view for events
  • Works with any NFC tag you program with your link (we don't sell tags right now)
  • Design every layout and section free, with no time limit, and keep one card live free

Where mcard falls short

Better you hear it from us than find out after you've paid.

  • The free plan puts one card live, without lead capture or analytics; those and your other cards need the paid plan
  • No Apple Wallet pass yet (Google Wallet works today)
  • Doesn't scan other people's paper cards into your contacts
  • No native CRM sync: leads go to Zapier, Make or your own endpoint by webhook
  • No custom domains: your card lives at mcardapp.com/c/your-name
  • Not the cheapest: several apps have lower per-person prices
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