A Blinq alternative for one person: Ravencard vs Blinq

Blinq’s free plan allows two cards, a Wallet pass and basic customisation. Premium is $9.99 a month, or $7.33 a month billed yearly on its website; in the iPhone app the yearly plan is $87.99. Premium adds up to five cards, branded QR codes, custom colours, CSV export, the card scanner and AI features. Blinq’s App Store listing also shows a “Pro” tier ($6.99 a week, $22.49 a month, $199 a year) that is not on its website pricing page, so check which plan you are offered before you subscribe.

Ravencard Pro is $4.99 a month or $39.99 a year, the same on the web and in the app. It adds all 27 designs with your own colour, pattern and typeface, unlimited links, 10 projects with images and documents, 1,000 paper card scans and statistics for your QR code. The free plan is one card on the Clean design, 3 social links and one project with up to 3 images.

When someone saves a Ravencard, the contact file carries your portrait inside it, so your face appears in their address book next to your name. We could not find Blinq documenting the same on its pricing page or in its App Store listing. We have not tested Blinq by hand, so we do not claim that it doesn’t.

On 4 October 2026 we read each company’s pricing page and home page and the in-app purchase list on its US App Store page. Anything we could not confirm from those is marked “not documented” or “not confirmed” rather than guessed, and where a company’s own pages disagree we say so. We did not sign up for paid plans, and we did not test how each app’s saved contact looks on the other person’s phone. Ravencard’s figures are the limits and prices the app itself enforces. Prices change; if one here is out of date, write to tyrker.products@gmail.com and we will correct it with the date.