Comparison
MyEliteCard vs DBC: an honest comparison
DBC, the Digital Business Card app at digitalbusinesscard.com, and MyEliteCard both make digital business cards that you share by link or QR code. DBC is built around its apps, wallet passes, contact capture and teams. MyEliteCard is built around the design of the card itself. Here is how they compare.
MyEliteCard editorial team · Updated
DBC is a trademark of its owner. MyEliteCard is not affiliated with DBC. This comparison uses both companies’ public pages as of October 31, 2026; prices and features change, so check each site before you decide.
At a glance
| MyEliteCard | DBC | |
|---|---|---|
| Free plan | 1 card, 3 templates, the Noir Profile photo card, one button, downloads with a watermark | None for individuals |
| Paid plans for one person | Basic $2 a month, Royal $5 a month, Exclusive $20 a month, or 20% less billed yearly | Individual $6.99 a month, billed yearly; no monthly price is shown |
| Card design | 46 designs, 26 of them drawn like fine paper, metal, stone and lacquer; a 3D preview; upright cards with your photo; your own card art on Royal and Exclusive | 27+ templates |
| How it runs | In the browser, with nothing to install | iOS and Android apps and the web |
| Sharing | Link, QR code, email signature, video-call background, downloads | QR code, link, Apple and Google Wallet, a home-screen widget |
| Contacts you meet | They can send you their details from your card | Lead capture before the card opens, and scanning of paper cards, QR codes and badges |
| Printed NFC cards | Planned, with your design printed on both sides; not yet on sale | Not offered: its site says there is no chip card to buy or carry |
| Teams and CRM | Matching cards for a team, made from one company card; no CRM integrations | Business from $4.99 a card a month, billed yearly (5 cards minimum), with a company template, team analytics and CRM integrations |
Where MyEliteCard is different
- The card is the product: designs drawn like letterpress, marble, titanium or lacquer, which you can turn in 3D before you choose.
- A free plan, and paid plans you can pay month by month, from $2.
- Card art on Royal and Exclusive: your own photograph or a gallery artwork across the whole card.
- Printed NFC cards with your design are planned, for meetings where a card in the hand still matters. DBC does not offer one.
Where DBC is stronger
- Apple and Google Wallet passes and a home-screen widget.
- Capturing contacts: scanning paper cards, QR codes and event badges, and lead capture before a card opens.
- Teams and integrations: a company template, team analytics, CRM integrations and 2,500+ apps through Zapier.
- iOS and Android apps, and a site in many languages.
Which should you choose?
You can try every MyEliteCard design in the builder before you register, and compare it with what you have today.
- Choose MyEliteCard if the design of your card matters most, or you want to start free and pay month by month.
- Choose DBC if you need wallet passes, contact scanning, or cards and leads managed for a team in a CRM.
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