Two solid products. One has luxury design, AI features and 20 languages.
Linq is a well-known digital business card brand with strong NFC hardware. Cardixn competes on design language, AI, multilingual reach and free-tier generosity. Here's how they stack up.
Linq offers clean, functional templates. Cardixn invests in a luxury visual identity — 19+ templates, glassmorphism, per-card accent theming, animated 3D card previews. For anyone whose personal or company brand matters, Cardixn delivers a more premium impression.
Linq's software subscription starts around $6/month per user with additional hardware costs. Cardixn is free for unlimited cards, with paid tiers only for team management and NFC hardware.
Linq is English-first. Cardixn ships in 20 languages with localized SEO pages and hreflang-perfect sitemaps — critical for Middle East, Latin America, and APAC markets.
Cardixn includes AI bio generation, OCR paper-card scanning and layout suggestions natively. Linq's AI features are more limited.
Apple-grade templates and animations.
No per-user fee for individuals.
20 languages, RTL, localized SEO.
Bio, OCR and layout AI.
Yes. You can create, share and receive digital business cards on the free plan. Premium templates, analytics and NFC provisioning are available on paid tiers.
No. Cards open in any modern browser via a public link or QR code. Recipients can save the vCard to their phone with one tap.
Yes. Updates apply instantly. Anyone who scanned or saved your card always sees the latest information — no need to re-share.
Cardixn uses end-to-end encrypted storage, row-level security, and never sells your data. You control what is public and what stays private.
Cards are cached for offline viewing once opened, and QR codes can be downloaded as high-resolution PNGs to print on badges, packaging or business collateral.
