Business cards
& print.
Make every handshake count. Tap-to-share digital cards and premium printed cards that point straight back to your business.
From handshake to booked job
A great card turns a quick meeting into a lead. I design modern business cards that match your brand — including tap-to-share digital (NFC) cards that drop your contact info and website onto someone's phone in one tap.
Want classic printed cards too? I design premium, print-ready cards so you look sharp whether you're tapping a phone or handing over paper.
What you get
The pieces that actually move the needle — included, not upsold.
Digital Tap Card
An NFC card that shares your details with one tap of a phone.
Premium Print Design
Sharp, modern printed cards designed to impress.
Brand-Matched
Everything matches your logo, colors, and website.
One-Tap Contact
Drops your name, number, and site onto their phone instantly.
Links to Site & Reviews
Sends new contacts straight to your work and reviews.
Print-Ready Files
Properly set up files ready for any printer.
Simple from start to finish
No jargon, no runaround — here's how we get it done together.
Brand match
I pull in your logo and colors for a consistent look.
Design
I create your digital tap card and print design.
Deliver
I set up the card and hand over print-ready files.
One brand, from screen to pocket
Your card is the piece people carry home. It should look and act like the rest of your business.
Cards work best when they aren't a one-off. I build them off the same logo, colors, and type as your website, so a customer who meets you in person and a customer who finds you on Google see the same business. That consistency is what makes a small local shop feel established.
The package covers both sides of a handshake. The digital tap card puts your name, number, and website onto someone's phone in one tap, and can carry a QR code for anyone who'd rather scan. The printed card is designed and set up as print-ready files any printer can run, so you have something to leave behind at a job site, a counter, or a community board around Katy and Houston.
Every card points somewhere useful — your site, your reviews, or a direct call or text. That's the whole idea: a card shouldn't just sit in a wallet, it should send the next person back to your business. If your site, logo, or Google listing needs work too, I handle those under one roof, so the card matches everything else instead of looking like it came from a different company.
Questions, answered
What's a tap (NFC) card?+
A card that, when tapped to a phone, instantly shares your contact info and website — no app needed.
Do you print the cards?+
I design print-ready files and can guide you to a great printer, or coordinate it for you.
Does the tap work on all phones?+
It works on virtually all modern iPhones and Android phones.
Can it link to my website?+
Yes — and to your reviews, so new contacts see your best work right away.
Do you design the cards or handle printing too?+
I design everything and hand you print-ready files. I can also point you to a solid printer or manage the print order for you so you don't have to figure it out — your call.
How long does it take?+
Design usually takes a few days once I have your logo, colors, and details. Printing adds time on the printer's end. If you have an event or deadline coming up, tell me and I'll build the schedule around it.
Can you add a QR code as well as tap?+
Yes. Tap works instantly on newer phones, and a QR code covers anyone scanning with a camera or an older device. Both point to the same place — your site, contact info, or reviews.
What files do I get?+
For print you get properly set-up, print-ready files any printer can use. Your digital tap card is set up and ready to share, and I can send over matching graphics for email signatures or social if you want them.
Let's get your phone ringing
Tell me about your business and I'll reply fast with a plan and a fixed price. No pressure, no obligation.
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