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Everything you need to know about bloo.Cards digital business cards: creation, sharing, QR/NFC, data and pricing.

bloo.Cards at a glance

What is bloo.Cards?

bloo.Cards is a digital business card platform designed in Belgium, published by Molderez-Consult SRL and hosted in the European Union. Each card is a professional mini-site you can edit at any time, shared by link, QR code or NFC chip and viewed without an app. The basic card is free for life; paid plans add modules, layouts and four languages.

Who is behind bloo.Cards?

bloo.Cards is published by Molderez-Consult SRL, a Belgian company with company number (BCE) 0842.262.084 and its registered office at Square Valère-Gille 13, box 5, 1050 Ixelles (Brussels). The bloo.Cards project was co-founded by Gilles Capelluto and Eddy Chahed. For any question, write to hello@bloo.cards or call +32 2 808 30 30.

What is the difference between a digital and a paper business card?

A bloo.Cards digital business card is updated online: a new number, job title or photo is visible straight away to everyone who has your card, with no reprinting or handing out again. It is shared by link, QR code or NFC, saved to contacts in one tap (vCard) and shows you its views and scans.

How do I create my digital business card?

Creating a bloo.Cards card takes a few minutes: sign up for free online, with no credit card, then enter your card’s name (person, product, event or company), your contact details and links. The card is online straight away, with its QR code and sharing link. With a paid plan, you then add content modules. See the getting started guide.

Can search engines and AI read bloo.Cards cards?

Yes. Every bloo.Cards card embeds schema.org structured data (Person or Organization) and is also available as a public JSON version, with no authentication. The site publishes an llms.txt summary and a page dedicated to AI assistants, and an endpoint for agents lets them search and query public cards. Only public card data is exposed.

Does bloo.Cards really plant trees?

Yes. bloo.Cards plants a tree with Tree-Nation for every paid subscription: Pro, Advanced, Premium or Corporate. The free card does not trigger a planting. Our forest is public and can be viewed live on the bloo.Cards Tree-Nation profile; the site's Our forest page shows the figures.

Pricing and subscriptions

How much does bloo.Cards cost?

The basic bloo.Cards card is free for life. Paid plans, prices including VAT, cost €10.97/month for Pro, €15.97/month for Advanced and €99.97/month for Premium, with an initial 12-month commitment, or €107.64, €155.64 and €1079.64 a year. Corporate is priced on request. The NFC PVC card costs €14.99.

Is the free card really free for life?

Yes. The bloo.Cards Free plan is agreed for an indefinite period, at no cost, with no credit card and no trial period: your card stays online as long as your account exists. The only exception in the Terms: a free account inactive for more than 12 months may be closed, after at least 30 days' notice by email.

What does the free plan include?

The free bloo.Cards card includes your photo, a cover image, your contact details (phone, email, SMS, website), 3 social networks, the contact file, the QR code, the sharing link, 4 layouts, 30+ themes, card exchange and 7-day statistics, in one language. The address book holds 100 contacts you can view and edit; further ones stay stored and exportable, and Pro displays them all.

What subscriptions are available?

Beyond the free card, bloo.Cards offers three plans. Pro: 45 modules, including 5 business modules, 15 layouts, four languages and an unlimited address book. Advanced: in addition, private notes and favourites in the back office and advanced statistics. Premium: in addition, unlimited cards for the whole company. Corporate, on request from 10 cards, is a tailor-made Premium.

Which modules are available?

bloo.Cards offers 45 modules, including 5 business modules: services, customer reviews, a booking link to an external calendar, PDF catalogues, photo and video galleries, directions, opening hours, team, FAQ, contact form and many more. Pro, Advanced and Premium give access to them; one business module of your choice is included per card (restaurant booking, loyalty, quotes, appointments or wheel of fortune).

How much do business modules cost?

With Pro, Advanced and Premium, each bloo.Cards card includes one business module of your choice: restaurant booking, loyalty, quote requests, appointments or wheel of fortune. Each additional business module on the same card costs €4.99 incl. VAT per month (€59.88 per year with annual billing), added to the subscription invoice from the next due date. You can deactivate it whenever you like.

How does the launch offer work?

For its launch on Tuesday 13 October 2026, bloo.Cards gives the PVC QR + NFC card (worth €14.99 incl. VAT) to the first 500 paid yearly subscriptions, Corporate included, one card per account or per company. Monthly subscriptions and the Free plan do not qualify. This offer is independent of the 300 Pioneers (Terms of Use, article 6.7).

How do I pay for my subscription?

bloo.Cards subscriptions are paid online, in advance, monthly or yearly, by recurring payment through Mollie: Bancontact, Visa or Mastercard cards, iDEAL or SEPA transfer, depending on the methods offered. bloo.Cards does not store any payment card data. An invoice is issued after each payment, available in your Billing area and sent by email.

How do I cancel my subscription?

At bloo.Cards, cancelling is free, from Billing › Subscriptions or by email to hello@bloo.cards. A monthly subscription remains due until the end of the initial 12-month commitment, then can be cancelled at any time for the end of the month. A yearly subscription stops at the end of the paid year. The card then returns to Free, with no data lost.

Can I withdraw after subscribing?

Yes, if you are a consumer: you have 14 calendar days to withdraw from a bloo.Cards subscription, without giving a reason, using the “Withdraw” button in Billing › Subscriptions or in writing to legal@bloo.cards. If you asked for immediate access, an amount proportional to the service provided may be withheld. The personalised PVC card is excluded.

Sharing: QR code, NFC and bloo.Cards Pocket

How do I share my card?

A bloo.Cards card can be shared in three ways: by its public link, sent by email, SMS or messaging app; by its QR code, shown on your phone or printed; or by an NFC chip (PVC card, badge or board) that you simply hold near a smartphone. The link always leads to the latest version of your card.

How does my card's QR code work?

Your bloo.Cards card's QR code is created automatically with the card. You download it to print or show it full screen on your phone; it opens with the camera of any smartphone, with no app. It never changes: when you edit your card, the same QR code shows the new version.

How does an NFC business card work?

The bloo.Cards NFC card contains a battery-free chip that passes on your profile's address. The other person holds their smartphone near the card and your profile opens, with no app. The QR code printed on the same card works for phones without NFC. The PVC QR + NFC card costs €14.99 incl. VAT, delivery included in Belgium and Luxembourg.

Can I edit my card after printing a PVC or NFC card?

Yes. The chip and QR code of a physical bloo.Cards card, PVC or NFC, only contain the link to your online profile. You edit your contact details, photo or modules whenever you like from your management area: every scan or NFC tap shows the new version straight away, without ever reprinting the card or ordering a new one.

How do I order an NFC PVC card and how long does delivery take?

You order the bloo.Cards PVC QR + NFC card from your account, for €14.99 incl. VAT, delivery included in Belgium and Luxembourg. It is produced from the design you approve, then delivered within 5 to 7 working days after payment. As a personalised item it carries no right of withdrawal, but it remains covered by the legal guarantee of conformity.

Does the recipient need to install an app?

No. The person who receives your bloo.Cards card opens it directly in their phone's browser, after scanning the QR code, tapping NFC or clicking your link. They need no app to install and no account to create to view the card, call you, write to you or save your contact details to their address book.

How do I save the details from a card?

On a bloo.Cards card, a button downloads the vCard contact file (.vcf), recognised by phone address books: name, job title, company, phone, email and address arrive filled in. If you also use bloo.Cards, the “Add to my bloo.Cards” button sends a connection request; once accepted, each card joins the other person's bloo.Cards Pocket.

What is the bloo.Cards Pocket?

The bloo.Cards Pocket is a free web app, included in every account, free ones too. Installable on iPhone and Android without an app store, it lets you show your QR code full screen, find your contacts, scan paper business cards and, with the Loyalty module, manage your customers' loyalty.

Which languages does my card display in?

With a paid plan, a bloo.Cards card is displayed in French, Dutch, German and English. You enter your translations yourself, for free, or request an automatic translation, made only after its price has been shown and confirmed. Without a saved translation, the text stays in the default language. The free card is displayed in its default language.

Data, security and GDPR

Which data is public and which stays private?

On bloo.Cards, only the information you put on your public card is visible to visitors. Your account, settings, statistics, notes and the contacts in your address book stay private. A simple scan of your card only gives you statistics, never the visitor's identity.

How is my data handled (GDPR)?

bloo.Cards is published by Molderez-Consult SRL, a Belgian company acting as data controller, and complies with the GDPR. You exercise your rights of access, rectification, erasure, portability and objection from your account or at privacy@bloo.cards. For the contacts you collect with your card, you are the controller and a data processing agreement (Article 28) applies.

Where is the data hosted?

bloo.Cards data is hosted in the European Union, in an OVHcloud data centre in Gravelines, France, and processed in line with the GDPR. The service is designed and operated in Belgium by Molderez-Consult SRL. Hourly backups of the database are encrypted with AES-256.

Is my data secure?

bloo.Cards encrypts all connections (HTTPS, HSTS), hashes passwords with Argon2id and encrypts your address book and notes at rest (XChaCha20-Poly1305, one key per account). Two-step verification and passkeys are available, and a signed audit log records operations. No external certification is claimed. Details on the Security page.

Can I export my contacts and data?

Yes. On every plan, including Free, the bloo.Cards back office exports your address book as CSV or vCard, to import it into your CRM or email software. The GDPR also lets you receive your personal data in a machine-readable format (JSON, CSV, vCard), from your account or on request at privacy@bloo.cards.

Companies and partners

Is bloo.Cards suitable for companies and teams?

Yes. With Premium, a company manages an unlimited number of bloo.Cards cards from a single account, with centralised management, change history, export, API and webhooks. From 10 cards, Corporate adds one tailor-made design, administrators per department and taking back the card of a departing employee. Corporate is priced on request.

How do I become a bloo.Cards reseller?

The bloo.Cards partner programme is for agencies, consultants, printers, accountants and integrators who advise freelancers or SMEs. Signing up as a reseller is free; you earn 50% of the amount excluding VAT of the first subscription year of each client you bring, then 15% in the following years. Applications are open from Tuesday 13 October 2026.

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Create my free card

Free for life while your account stays active: a free account inactive for more than 12 months may be closed after prior e-mail notice of at least 30 days. See the terms of use.

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