Pricing
MyVisito and HiHello, at a glance
MyVisitoOurs
- Free plan
- Permanent free plan: a live card, every template and color set, the lead form, the contacts CRM with import, a wallet pass, a QR code, an event with RSVP, and a shop that links to products sold on another site.
- App needed
- Browser, no install
- Fee on each sale
- Premium0%
- Max0%
HiHello
- Free plan
- Personal plan, one user: four cards, email signature, virtual backgrounds, wallet passes, five card and badge scans a month.
- App needed
- Browser, iPhone and Android
Every figure here was read from that vendor's own pricing page on September 1, 2026. Prices move, so open the link before you decide.
MyVisito is our product, so this comparison is written by a competitor. We put ourselves first, we say on what basis, we list what we do not do, and every rival figure links back to the page we read it from. Check us.
Comparison
What MyVisito adds to a typical digital card
A typical digital card shares your contact details. With MyVisito, the same card also lets you sell and take bookings, and everyone who reaches out is saved for you.
The card itself
The page itself
Work card apps: Contact details, links and a personal profile
MyVisito: A full landing page: services with prices, a gallery, portfolio, videos and testimonials
Sections for your profession
Work card apps: The same fields for everyone
MyVisito: A filterable listings board for real estate agents, a menu with allergens for restaurants, a price list with photos, sets for DJs and episodes for podcasters, all in the card's colors
Building with AI
Work card apps: You fill in the details yourself, field by field
MyVisito: Tell the AI about yourself and it drafts your card; you can also import an existing site or card
Languages
Work card apps: One language per card
MyVisito: One card in several languages, and each visitor sees it in their own
Your address
Work card apps: A random app-generated link
MyVisito: Your own short address, myvisito.com/your-name, on the QR code and the wallet pass too
Logo
Work card apps: You upload an existing logo
MyVisito: A built-in AI logo studio: a professional logo without hiring a designer
Who sees what
Work card apps: One card, the same details for everyone
MyVisito: You choose which details everyone sees. A hidden phone, email or address goes only to someone who taps "Exchange details", leaves their own, and gets your one-tap approval
Sharing
Sharing and saving
Work card apps: A link and a QR code
MyVisito: Link, branded QR, Apple and Google Wallet, email signature and backgrounds, and a preview of how you look in their contacts, tags included
Paper card scanning
Work card apps: Varies by app, often manual entry
MyVisito: Photograph a paper card and the AI reads name, phone and email straight into your contacts, photo and meeting attached
Selling and events
Selling and payment
Work card apps: The page shows, payment happens elsewhere
MyVisito: Digital products and courses paid through Stripe, with the money going to your account; coupons, personal links, and a quick-contact button on every service, product and price-list row
A download for an email
Work card apps: A link to a file on a drive
MyVisito: A guide, a set or a file that opens after a name and an email, with a preview clip on the page, and everyone who downloads joins your audience. You can also ask for a follow on Instagram, TikTok or YouTube before the download
Courses and content
Work card apps: A separate course platform
MyVisito: Digital courses sold and taught from the card, with a student portal
Appointments and meetings
Work card apps: A link to an external calendar
MyVisito: A built-in calendar: your hours and meeting length, visitors pick a slot, you confirm, and both sides get a calendar file
Invitations and RSVP
Work card apps: A shared link, no event management
MyVisito: A designed invitation at its own address: RSVPs, automatic reminders, guest messages, and every guest joins your audience
Paid tickets and check-in
Work card apps: A separate ticketing system
MyVisito: Ticket types, a sale window, coupons and manual approval, plus door scanning from your crew's phones with a live count. You choose who pays the service fee, and our fee is itemized up front. Confirm the event took place, and the money is on its way the next day
Webinars and online events
Work card apps: A Zoom link sent by email
MyVisito: A webinar registration page, and the link goes only to people who registered. A countdown, reminders and a recurring series (daily or weekly until a date) with one registration for every session. The webinar also shows on your card and on Google
Relationships and audience
Enquiry form
Work card apps: Name, email and a message
MyVisito: The form opens with "what are you interested in" built from your own services, plus a budget range, your own questions and proposed times for an intro call; enquiries arrive sorted
Leads and contacts
Work card apps: Contact exchange
MyVisito: A built-in CRM: every inquiry saved with its context, follow-up reminders and sync to the tools you already use
Answering enquiries
Work card apps: Emails scattered around
MyVisito: One inbox for enquiries from the form, the shop, events and meetings, with quick replies by branded email or WhatsApp and the whole thread kept
Subscribe to updates
Work card apps: A link to an external form
MyVisito: A Subscribe button on every card: subscribers appear on your list and see what's new on your card on their updates screen
Social followers
Work card apps: Social network icons
MyVisito: Your follower count on each platform, right on the card, refreshed automatically where the platform allows it
Visita, AI personal assistant
Work card apps: The card only displays information
MyVisito: Visita answers visitors from what your card says, saves their details and asks you when someone wants to meet (from Premium up)
Who else gets the enquiries
Work card apps: One account, one person
MyVisito: The person who helps you gets their own login and can't withdraw money, and others (a booking manager, a bookkeeper) can get enquiries by email with no account
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What HiHello is
HiHello is a digital business card and professional presence platform, widely used by teams that want everyone presenting the same way, and it manages the email signatures, virtual backgrounds and directory that go with that. Keeping a whole roster consistent is exactly what it sets out to do.
This description was last checked in August 2026. Products change, so check their own site for current details.

How this differs from a typical link page
Whoever taps the link in your bio is interested now, and looking for what to do next.
On a typical link page every button weighs the same, and every tap sends the visitor somewhere else. Your card has one main action, most things happen right inside it, and whoever reaches out is saved.
On a typical link page
Seven links, all the same size, in no particular order. The visitor can't tell what to do, so they do nothing.
How the goal is measuredHere
Every card has one primary goal
One wide button and a few shortcuts, set for your profession. Analytics shows what share of visitors tapped the main button.
On a typical link page
Every tap sends the visitor to YouTube or Instagram, where the feed takes them away.
What happens without leavingHere
The visitor stays on your card
Music and video play inside the card, and people can book a meeting or send a form without leaving it.
On a typical link page
You know there was a click. You do not know who clicked, and there is no way back to them.
My audienceHere
The card keeps everyone who reached out
Whoever leaves details, books or buys joins your audience with a status and a follow-up reminder. Even after three inquiries, they show up once.
On a typical link page
A quiet fee on every sale, a price rise with no notice, and a charge that shows up as a surprise.
Full pricingHere
Every fee, shown up front
You see the exact fee before you sell, and it gets smaller on higher plans. Every payment runs on a secure Stripe page. And you can cancel your plan whenever you like.
On a typical link page
A link tool, a booking tool, a mailing tool, a store. Four subscriptions for one page.
All capabilitiesHere
One plan instead of a subscription stack
Card, links, meetings with an automatic Google Meet link, digital products, courses, events, your audience and analytics, all on one plan. Start free.
On a typical link page
To get your details, the recipient has to install an app or hand over their own details first.
What the recipient seesHere
Opens in any browser
They can save you to contacts or their wallet right away. They can leave their details back, or tap "Not now" and carry on.
What MyVisito adds
MyVisito handles the team side with company templates that update for everyone live, and roles that decide who can change what. Each person's card also gets an enquiry form with "what are you interested in", a budget range and times for an intro call, plus an appointment calendar. An assistant can run the account with a separate login, and anyone who only needs the enquiries gets them by email, with no account.
Contacts and CRM
Each name on your list comes with where you met, where things stand and when to get back to them.Meeting scheduling
A booking button on the card, with a confirmation and a calendar invite for both sides.Assistant access
Someone who helps with your business gets their own login to manage cards, the shop and orders, without your password.Cards in 27 languages
One card in 27 languages. Visitors switch with a tap and read it in their own.Teams
Every employee gets a card in the company's design, and everyone's leads come to one place.Events with RSVPs
Build an event, send one link, and the RSVPs count themselves with a nudge for whoever forgot.
Notes on every contact
Everyone who leaves their details is saved with where you met, what you talked about and what happens next.
The context stays attached
The event, the date and the reason travel with the contact into your CRM and mailing list too, through the built-in integrations.
People book you straight from the card
Set your hours and a meeting length, and visitors pick a slot on a calendar. A confirmed time closes for others, both sides get a real calendar invitation, and your own Google Calendar can stay in sync. An intro call can be proposed from the lead form itself.

Someone else runs it, with their own login
An assistant signs in with their own login and manages cards, content and enquiries, with no access to money or account settings, and with an activity log. A booking manager or a bookkeeper gets enquiries by email, with no account at all.
This is what a MyVisito card looks like
Dozens of templates, each one a complete landing page in its own colors.
Which one suits you
HiHello's free plan is the most generous in this category, and if you are rolling out consistent cards across a workforce it does that job well. Switching also has a cost: you would rebuild cards you have already set up. MyVisito is worth that only if each person also needs to take bookings, sell, and receive enquiries that arrive sorted.
Common questions
How does a team keep its cards consistent?
With company templates: design one template, lock what must stay fixed, and every change updates for everyone live. Roles decide who can edit what.
Where do the team’s enquiries go?
Into the shared My Audience, with the team member's name and where they met. Managers see everything, and each member sees their own.
Can people book meetings from the card?
Yes. Set your hours and a meeting length, and visitors pick a free slot right from the card. Once you confirm, you both get a calendar invite.
Does the card work in other languages?
Yes. You can add several languages to one card (how many depends on your plan), and every visitor sees it in theirs, including what leaves the card: the contact file, the emails and the wallet pass.
Can someone manage my account without getting my password?
Yes. An assistant gets their own login with management or content-only permissions, no access to payments, the password or deletion, and every action is logged where only the owner can see it.
What is a lead form that "qualifies"?
The form opens with "what would you like to ask about?" built from your own services and price list, and you can add a budget range, your own questions and proposed times for an intro call. The enquiry arrives sorted, with the reason, the budget and the proposed time.








