The short answer
Choose Blinq if you need enforced single sign-on and SCIM provisioning, if your security review requires SOC 2 Type II, if you want native CRM integrations out of the box, and if a per-user monthly fee is acceptable.
Choose One Card if your team works in Hebrew and English, if you want every employee carded without a per-seat bill or a seat minimum, and if you want printed cards fulfilled in Israel as part of the same system.
Price, and the shape of it
Blinq publishes its pricing clearly, which is to their credit. Read from their pricing page on 20 August 2026:
- Free, $0, "Free forever", limited to two digital business cards
- Premium for individuals, $9.99 per month billed monthly, or $7.33 per month billed annually
- Business for teams, $6.99 per user per month billed monthly, or $4.99 per user per month billed annually
- Enterprise, custom pricing, tailored terms
Two details from Blinq's own FAQ are worth knowing before you budget. First: "A minimum payment equal to 5 Team Cards is required for all Blinq Business subscriptions regardless of billing cycle." Second: "Rather than a flat rate fee, Blinq Business charges you per card, per month for any Team Cards created in your account."
That is a perfectly reasonable model. It is simply a different model from One Card's, and the difference compounds with headcount. On One Card, the web platform is free for unlimited employees. Carding forty people and carding four hundred cost the same thing, which is nothing. There is no seat minimum, no per-card monthly charge, and no renewal.
We are deliberately not converting Blinq's dollar prices into rials here. That would publish an exchange rate as though it were a fact about their pricing. Compare the structures: per user per month, against nothing per user.
Feature by feature
| One Card | Blinq | |
|---|---|---|
| Free tier card limit | Unlimited | Two cards |
| Team cost | Free, unlimited employees | $4.99 to $6.99 per user per month |
| Seat minimum | None | Five Team Cards minimum on Business |
| Hebrew and English on one card | Yes, by default, with separate Hebrew name and title fields | Ask them, we have not tested it |
| Right-to-left rendering | Yes | Ask them, we have not tested it |
| Apple and Google Wallet | Yes | Yes, on the free tier |
| Printing fulfilled in Israel | Yes, from USD 5.000 per 100 | No Israel fulfilment advertised |
| NFC cards with published price | Yes, USD 10.000 each | Sold, no price on the page checked |
| Lead capture | Basic | Yes, Universal Lead Capture on Business |
| Native CRM integrations | No | Yes, on Business |
| Single sign-on and SCIM | No | Yes, on Enterprise |
| SOC 2 Type II | No | Yes, advertised on Enterprise |
Rows describing Blinq are quoted from Blinq's own pricing page on 20 August 2026. Where we have not tested something ourselves, the row says so rather than guessing.
Where Blinq is genuinely stronger
- Enterprise identity. Blinq advertises enforced SSO and SCIM user provisioning on Enterprise. One Card has neither. For a company that provisions every application through Okta or Entra, this is decisive.
- SOC 2 Type II and GDPR compliance, advertised on Enterprise. One Card holds no SOC 2 report.
- Native CRM integrations on Business. One Card has no native connectors.
- Lead capture depth. Blinq's Business tier advertises Universal Lead Capture, event campaigns and attribution, custom qualifiers and lead forms. One Card's lead capture is basic by comparison.
- Contact scanning and AI features. Blinq advertises a universal contact scanner, an AI notetaker and AI contact enrichment. One Card has a free iOS card scanner but no notetaker and no enrichment.
- A mature individual tier. If you are one person rather than a company, Blinq Premium is a well-shaped product and One Card is not really aimed at you.
Where One Card is stronger
- Hebrew and English as one card. Real Hebrew fields, correct right-to-left rendering, both spellings in the saved contact.
- No per-seat economics at all. No seat minimum, no per-card monthly charge, no headcount conversation at renewal, because there is no renewal.
- An unlimited free tier rather than a two-card one. Blinq's free plan is designed for an individual. One Card's free platform is designed for a company.
- Print and digital in one system, fulfilled by verified Israeli print shops, dispatched within one working day and delivered across Israel in two to four working days.
- Built and hosted in Israel, which is a different answer to a data-residency question than a platform headquartered elsewhere can give.
How we checked this
Every competitor fact on this page was read off the competitor's own live pages on 20 August 2026, and each is linked below so you can verify it yourself. Pricing and features change: if you find something here that is out of date or wrong, tell us at our contact page and we will correct it.
Where we say a competitor "does not advertise" something, we mean the claim was absent from the pages listed below on that date. It is not a statement that their product lacks the feature.
One Card is a product of One Card, Jerusalem. All other product names are the trademarks of their respective owners, used here for identification and comparison only.
Frequently asked questions
How much does Blinq cost?
On Blinq's pricing page on 20 August 2026: Free at $0 forever, Premium for individuals at $9.99 per month billed monthly or $7.33 per month billed annually, Business for teams at $6.99 per user per month billed monthly or $4.99 per user per month billed annually, and Enterprise at custom pricing. Blinq's own FAQ adds that a minimum payment equal to five Team Cards is required for all Business subscriptions regardless of billing cycle.
How much does One Card cost?
The One Card web platform is free with no employee limit, no template limit and no card limit, and no credit card is required. You pay only for physical cards: USD 5.000 per 100 Standard, USD 6.000 per 100 Premium, USD 15.000 per 100 Luxury, and USD 10.000 per NFC tap card.
What does Blinq's free plan include?
Blinq's free plan lists two free digital business cards, unlimited sharing, unlimited contact creation, QR code, widget, email and SMS sharing, the ability to add cards to Google or Apple Wallet, a personal email signature and virtual backgrounds. The two-card limit is the constraint that matters for a company: it is a plan for an individual, not a team.
Is Blinq better than One Card for anything?
Yes. Blinq advertises enforced single sign-on, SCIM user provisioning, native CRM integrations, an AI notetaker, a universal contact scanner and SOC 2 Type II compliance. One Card has none of those. If your company provisions software through an identity provider or your security review requires a SOC 2 report, Blinq clears a bar One Card does not.
Which is better for an Hebrew-speaking team?
Judge One Card on what it does. Every One Card employee card carries an Hebrew version and an English version under one URL and one QR code. The Hebrew name and job title are separate fields entered by the employee rather than transliterated by software, the card renders right-to-left rather than mirroring the English layout, and the saved contact carries both spellings. We have not tested how Blinq renders an Hebrew card, so ask them to show you one, and ask us the same. We will send you a live card.
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