Free tool
Cost calculator: separate tools or one platform?
Set your team size and compare the monthly cost of five separate subscriptions with a single bizCARD plan. Average public list prices, in Swiss francs.
Benefits
- Five services compared: digital cards, email signatures, QR codes, short links, appointments
- Average of public list prices, checked September 2026, in CHF
- bizCARD prices read from the real price list, not estimated
- Honest result: for small teams it says so
- Nothing to type in, no sign-up
- Recommended plan for your team size
How much are you paying right now to do the same things?
SMBs use on average 4–5 separate tools for digital cards, email signatures, links, QR codes and appointments. Enter your team size and see how much you could save every month.
What you pay today — separate tools
~CHF 119
Estimated monthly total · 5 separate subscriptions to manage
Digital cards
Average of 4 providers
Email signature
Average of 3 providers
Short links & analytics
Average of 3 providers
Advanced QR Codes
Average of 3 providers
Appointment booking
Average of 3 providers
With bizCARD — all included
per month · Team plan · up to 5 cards
- Digital cards & NFC
- Email signatures for everyone
- Short links with analytics
- Advanced QR Codes
- Appointment booking
Monthly saving
→ CHF 840 saved per year
No credit card required. Business plan activatable in one click.
Average of public list prices (team plan, annual billing) read on the official websites on 21.09.2026, published in USD and converted at 1 USD = CHF 0.83 (09/2026).
Why it matters
A team that wants digital cards, consistent email signatures, branded QR codes, short links and appointment booking often ends up with five different subscriptions, each with its own per-user price, invoice and dashboard. The calculator adds up the average public list prices of those services for the number of people you set.
On the other side is the bizCARD plan that fits that team, with a flat price in francs that includes all five features. Market averages come from the providers' public price lists (team plan, annual billing) converted to francs; bizCARD prices come straight from the site's price list.
The comparison is honest: for a small team that only needs digital cards, a per-user price can cost less, and the calculator shows that instead of inventing a saving. The advantage of one platform grows with the number of people and features in use.
How it works
- 1
Set the team size
The slider goes from 1 to 100. The suggested bizCARD plan follows.
- 2
Read the two columns
On the left, the sum of five separate subscriptions; on the right, the bizCARD plan with everything included.
- 3
Check the saving
Per month and per year. Above a certain size the numbers tip in favor of the platform.
FAQ
Where do the market prices come from?
From the public price lists of several providers per service, team plan with annual billing, checked in September 2026 and converted to francs. We show the average, not individual names.
Are the bizCARD prices up to date?
Yes: the calculator reads the same price list as the pricing page, so they cannot drift apart.
Why is there no saving for a small team?
Because there isn't one. With few people and a single feature, a per-user subscription costs less than a full plan. The calculator says so: the benefit is having one tool, not the price.
What about more than 100 people?
That is Enterprise territory, with SSO, SCIM and a custom domain: price on request, depending on headcount and integrations.
Does the calculator store anything?
No. There is nothing to fill in beyond the team size and nothing is sent to our servers.