Tap a phone.
Hand over your card.
Closr Tag is a physical card and the plan that runs it. One tap opens your details on their screen: nothing for them to install, nothing to spell out, and nothing to reprint when your title changes.
One card. One plan.
Everything a Closr Tag needs, and nothing you would not use. Buy a physical tag and this comes with it free for a month: nothing to subscribe to, and nothing charged when it ends.
Carrying a Closr Tag?
Closr Tag
For the card in your pocket and the people it brings you. The whole workspace and the whole pipeline — everything a Closr Tag needs, and nothing you would not use.
What you get
- Digital cardEdit it any time
- Readable linkYour name, not a code
- Card scannerPhoto in, contact out
- Full workspaceBooking, availability, calendar sync
- Full pipelineContacts, companies, deals
The rest of Closr — lead generation, AI briefs, email, automations, the voice agent and the API — starts at Pro · $69/mo.
billed annually at $200
Free for a month with every Closr Tag
Buy a physical Closr Tag and this plan comes with it for a month — nothing to subscribe to, and nothing charged when it ends.
Shop Closr TagA business card has one job, and it keeps failing at it.
- You ran out on day one, and the person worth meeting got a napkin.
- Your title changed. Four hundred cards in a drawer did not.
- They typed your email in by hand, got it wrong, and you never found out.
- The card made it home in a jacket pocket. It never made it into a phone.
- You came back with thirty cards of your own and entered none of them.
- Nobody has ever booked a meeting off a piece of cardboard.
One tap, and the rest already happened.
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Tap
Hold the tag against the back of a phone. Your card opens in their browser. No app, no QR code, no typing, and it works on any modern iPhone or Android.
- 02
Edit, forever
The card is a page, not a print run. Change your title, your number, your photo or your links, and the tag already sitting in someone's wallet points at the new version.
- 03
Keep them
A tap can become a contact, a booked call, or a deal on a board. The card stops being where the conversation ends and starts being where the pipeline begins.
- One tap
- No app to install
- No battery to run out
- A link with your name in it
- Edit it after it is printed
- Reads paper cards too
- Books the meeting
- Every tap becomes a contact
Paper, a link in your bio, or a tag.
The first two are what most people are already doing. This is the part where the difference stops being about the object and starts being about what happens afterwards.
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| In practice | Paper card | A link in your bio | Closr Tag |
|---|---|---|---|
| Handing it over | You have to be carrying one | You have to spell out a URL | One tap against their phone |
| When your details change | Reprint the box, bin the old one | Edit the page | Edit the page; the tag already points at it |
| What their phone needs | Nothing, then ten minutes of typing | A browser, and their patience | Nothing at all, no app to install |
| A readable address | Not a thing a card has | Whatever the platform gives you | Your name, not a string of characters |
| Booking a meeting | Email them and hope | Another link, somewhere else | A button on the card itself |
| Cards you are handed | A stack in a drawer | Still a stack in a drawer | Photograph it, and it is a contact |
| What it costs | A reprint every time anything changes | Free, and forgettable | Closr Tag · $20/mo, or free for a month with a tag |
Built for the ten seconds after “nice to meet you”.
That is the whole window. Long enough for one tap, and not long enough for anybody to type an email address correctly.
The ones people actually ask.
Does the other person need an app?
No. The tag opens a web page in whatever browser their phone already has. There is nothing for them to download, sign up for, or agree to.
Which phones can read it?
Any modern iPhone or Android. The chip is passive, so there is no battery in the card and nothing to charge. If a phone will not read it, your card also lives at a link you can text, email, or drop into a signature.
What happens when my job title changes?
You edit the page, and you are done. The tag points at an address rather than storing your details, so the card in your wallet, and every card you have ever handed out, updates at the same moment.
What does the plan actually include?
The card and its readable link, the business card scanner, the whole booking workspace (booking pages, unlimited event types, availability, and two-way sync with Google, Outlook, Lark and Zoom), and the whole pipeline (contacts, companies and deals). No per-feature caps to read.
I bought a physical tag. Do I have to subscribe as well?
Not for the first month: buying a tag includes a month of this plan with no subscription and no card details. After that, the tag keeps working either way. What lapsing costs you is the readable name and the ability to edit, and the card falls back to its own permanent address until you pick the plan back up.
Can I scan the paper cards other people hand me?
Yes, and it is part of this plan rather than an upsell. Photograph a card and the scanner reads it into a contact, one at a time or a conference's worth in a batch.
What is deliberately not in it?
Lead generation, AI prospect briefs, email campaigns, automations, the voice agent and the API. Those start at Pro, at $69 a month. This plan is sized for a card in your pocket, and it is priced that way because of what it leaves out.
Your card is not going to hand itself over.
Order a tag and the plan comes with it for a month. The card, the scanner, the booking workspace, and somewhere for everyone you meet to land.
No card details needed to start. Cancel any time.