Digital Visiting Card for Car Dealers & Automobile Shops

Your name, the dealership, the brands you sell, the mobile number you answer on WhatsApp and the showroom address with a Maps link. A digital card adds the cars themselves: photos, prices and a WhatsApp button for each model, plus an enquiry form for test-drive requests. Write exchange, finance help, insurance and servicing in your About text, along with your showroom timings.

Add each car as a service with a photo and its price, and put more photos in the gallery, which opens full screen with 20 photos on Gold and 60 on Platinum. You can also add YouTube walkaround videos or Instagram Reels that play on the card. Then send one link on WhatsApp instead of a stream of photos. When a car sells, remove it; the link buyers already have shows what is on the floor now.

Yes, by tapping WhatsApp or filling the enquiry form; there is no booking calendar or time slots on the card. A car's WhatsApp button opens a chat with the model already typed in, so the buyer only adds when they are free. Form requests land in your Leads list with the buyer's name and number, and you call back to fix the time.

Yes. For 10 or more staff, add the team, pick one design and every salesperson gets a card with their own link and QR, at volume pricing from ₹799 down to ₹399 per card per year, plus GST. Buyers save the person they dealt with, and details change without a reprint. A smaller showroom can run up to 3 cards from one Platinum login. See team cards.

For a showroom the usual set-up is one card per salesperson plus an NFC standee at the desk. Team cards for 10 or more staff run from ₹799 down to ₹399 per card per year, plus GST, and the NFC standee is a one-time ₹1,499. A single card is free for 30 days with no payment details, then Gold is ₹99 a month or ₹999 a year and Platinum ₹199 a month or ₹1,999 a year with a 60-photo gallery. Your link and QR stay the same when you upgrade.

Yes. Any automobile business that hands out a phone number can use it: list your services or parts with prices, add photos of the workshop, and put the QR on the counter so customers save your number while they wait. Two-wheeler dealers and showrooms work the same way, with bikes listed in place of cars.