Linkz NFC business card

NFC business card

The NFC business card that lives on your keys

Share your contact details, Google review link, website, socials and booking links from one editable business page. We build it for you before your NFC and QR keyring tags arrive. You can update it anytime.

  • Page setup, editing access and activity stats included
  • NFC tap + QR scan. No monthly subscription
  • Two matching tags, one business page, $99 delivered

Arrives ready to use: we build your page from your business name. $89 for one tag or $99 for two, delivered. No subscription, ever.

Orange Linkz tag attached to a keyring with car and house keys
Your contact and business links, attached to your everyday keys.

Made in Australia

Manufactured and tested on the Gold Coast

Sent with Australia Post

Free tracked delivery anywhere in Australia

30-day money-back guarantee

Try Linkz without taking the risk

Free replacement for one year

Covered if a tag fails during normal use

No subscriptions. No upsells. No locked features.

Every standard Linkz feature we add is included at no extra software charge. You only pay again if you choose to order more physical tags.

Backed by a real Australian business. Read our guarantee details.

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A business card is only useful when you have it with you

Paper cards run out, get left in the other jacket and go out of date the week you change your number. NFC cards fix the printing problem but still live in a wallet. Linkz stays on your keys and always opens your current details.

Linkz tag keyrings

30 mm across, about the size of a 50c coin, 4 mm thick.

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Continue with this design, from $89

Drag the tag to spin it. Digital preview; printed shades can vary.

Your NFC business card

Pick your colours. We print it in 48 hours.

We 3D print your tag solid in the colour you choose: your QR code on the back, an NFC chip sealed inside, and a clean tap-here face on the front. New phones tap it like paying for a coffee; any phone can scan the code. Best of both worlds, same link.

It can't fade, tear or peel like a sticker, and the link is deliberately tiny (linkz.au plus a couple of letters), which makes the code physically simpler, so it prints deep and scans fast even when it's beaten up.

Why Linkz

One small tag, everything included

Share more than contact details

One clean page for your phone, email, website, Google reviews, social profiles, shop, bookings and directions. A paper card fits a phone number.

Make your contact easy to save

The save-contact button creates a contact card for their phone with your name, business, number, email and website. You stay findable after the conversation.

Always current

Update your page through your own login. Every tag attached to your keys or bag points to the updated page, with no reprint.

No subscription tiers

Your branded page, editable links, statistics and every future standard feature are included. No paid tiers, no feature gates, no software upsells later.

How an NFC business card works

NFC stands for near field communication, the same short-range radio that lets you pay with your phone. A tiny chip inside the Linkz tag stores your short web address. When a phone comes within a couple of centimetres, it powers the chip, reads the address and offers to open it. No app, no pairing, no battery in the tag.

iPhones from the XR onwards read NFC tags in the background, so the customer just holds their phone near the tag and a banner appears. Most Android phones do the same with NFC switched on. For older phones, or anyone who prefers it, the QR code on the back of the tag opens exactly the same page through the camera.

An orange Linkz tag with a white QR code clipped onto a bunch of keys

Keyring versus NFC card

Most NFC business cards are credit-card sized and cost somewhere between $30 and $80 each, often with a monthly fee on top to unlock the profile features. They work, but they live in a wallet, and a wallet is exactly where a business card gets forgotten.

Linkz is a 30 mm tag on your keys. You already carry it, it is already in your hand when you walk a customer out, and it survives being dropped, rained on and thrown in a bag. It costs $89 for one or $99 for two, and the page behind it is included with no ongoing fee.

A businesswoman at a breakfast networking event as a contact taps his phone on her Linkz keyring tag

What happens after the tap

The tap opens your Linkz page in their browser. From there they can choose Save contact and confirm the save on their phone, call or email you, open your website or follow another link. You choose which buttons appear and in which order.

Your dashboard shows page visits and button clicks by day. A Save contact click shows interest, not a confirmed contact save. Your page stays editable while the tag stays on your keys or bag.

Who it's for

Who carries an NFC business card on their keys

A businesswoman at a breakfast networking event as a contact taps his phone on her Linkz keyring tag

The networker

At a networking breakfast, present the tag on your keys or bag. They tap or scan, open your page and choose Save contact, then confirm the save on their phone. Your tag stays with you for the next introduction.

A tradie at his ute holding out his keys while a customer taps her phone on the orange Linkz tag

The service provider

Job's done and the customer is happy. They tap your keys, press Review us on Google, and the review form is open before you've packed the ute. Asked in the moment, not in a follow-up text they ignore.

Who makes it

Made by a Gold Coast business that lives on its Google reviews

Linkz is designed, printed and supported by Spray Media, Mark Spray's web and marketing studio in Pacific Pines. Spray Media has built more than a hundred websites for Australian small businesses and tradies, and its own Google profile sits at five stars from the same kind of customers you serve.

Those reviews came from asking at the right moment: the job is done and the customer is happy. Linkz puts that moment on your keys, so the review form is one tap away every time it happens.

Linkz is new, and we would rather show you a real track record than invent one. Every Linkz order is handled by Mark personally, from printing the tag to answering your email.

Read Spray Media's Google reviews

5.0

Google rating

31

Google reviews

7+

Years on the Gold Coast

100+

Websites built

Mark is a man with many talents and contacts when it comes to marketing a business. Nothing is too much trouble for him.
Jim Baker, MyTools4Business
Mark was truly heaven-sent. He jumped in, knew exactly what to do, and helped us get everything back up and running.
Marcela Juarez
Mark has helped us with our website from conception, and provided helpful guidance on how to solve many of our complicated tech issues.
Nina Tomas

Google reviews for Spray Media, the business behind Linkz.

Linkz against NFC cards, card apps and paper

Linkz against NFC cards, card apps and paper
Linkz NFC keyringNFC business cardsLink-in-bio appsPaper cards
Price$89 for one, $99 for two, nothing else ever$30 to $80 eachFree tier, then monthly for the useful features$50+ a box, every reorder
Ongoing feesNeverOften, for the featuresYes, above the free tierEvery reprint
Scan or tapBoth, QR and NFCTap, sometimes scanNeither, it lives in a bioNeither
Where it livesOn your keys, always with youIn a wallet, if you remember itBuried in a profile linkIn their drawer, or the wash
All your links + statsIncluded, foreverOften paywalledPaywalled tiersOne number, one URL
Change details laterAnytime, freeAnytimeAnytimeReprint the box

Simple, all-in pricing

An NFC business card with nothing to renew

You are buying a complete business page, built for you, with your own login, live statistics and every standard feature. The tag that opens it and tracked Australia Post delivery are included.

Your page + one tag

$89

Page, setup, login and stats included. Delivered.

Choose one tag
Best value

Your page + two tags

$99

Your second tag is only $10 more

Choose the best-value pair
  • One tag for $89 or two identical tags for $99
  • 30 mm across, about a 50c coin, 4 mm thick: tough 3D-printed plastic that lives on your keys
  • Your QR code on the back, NFC chip sealed inside
  • Your Linkz page, live stats and your own login
  • Every standard feature we add, with no paid feature tiers
  • Manufactured and tested on the Gold Coast within 24 to 48 hours
  • Free tracked delivery with Australia Post
  • 30-day money-back guarantee and free replacement cover for one year
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Need more tags, or something custom? Email mark@spraymedia.com.au and we'll sort you out.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

How does an NFC business card work?

A small NFC chip stores a link. When a compatible phone is held near the tag, the phone reads the chip and offers to open your digital business card in its browser. Nothing needs to be installed.

Does Linkz work with iPhone and Android?

Yes. iPhones from the XR onwards and most Android phones with NFC read the tag directly. The QR code on the back is a camera-based backup for any other phone, or when NFC is switched off.

Can someone save my details to their contacts?

Yes. Your page can include a save-contact button with your name, business, phone, email and website. They choose Save contact and confirm it on their phone.

What if I change my phone number or job title?

Log in and edit your page. Every tag you own points at the new version immediately. That is the main advantage over printed and NFC cards that store the details on the card itself.

Can I get one for each person in my team?

Yes. The online order covers one or two matching tags. For a team, email mark@spraymedia.com.au and we will sort out pricing, colours and a page for each person.

Is there a monthly fee?

No. One custom tag is $89 or two matching tags are $99, delivered. Your Linkz page, editing access, statistics and future standard features are included. You only pay again if you order more physical tags.

Read the 30-day money-back guarantee in full, or email mark@spraymedia.com.au with anything else.

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