Migrate your BlinQ data
Digital business card platform with QR sharing, lead capture, and native CRM sync. Enterprises use it for event networking; individual users love the free tier.
In its favor
Why people choose BlinQ
The signal that keeps BlinQ on the shortlist. Sourced from G2, Capterra, and customer scoping calls.
Generous free tier with two full-featured cards and no forced branding makes BlinQ the lowest-commitment entry point in digital business cards.
Native CRM connectors for Salesforce and HubSpot sync full contact context—notes, tags, meeting details—not just name and email, reducing post-event data cleanup.
Credit-based pricing for Teams lets organizations pay only for actual badge scans and syncs rather than per-seat flat rates.
Enterprise customers report smooth onboarding at scale: new hires receive their digital card on day one with minimal IT involvement.
Beyond card sharing, the platform layers in lead capture, business card scanning, email signature builder, and AI meeting recording—a broader workflow than most competitors.
Credit system charges $5 per badge scan and $5 per CRM sync, making high-volume event usage unpredictable and costly at scale.
Recipients receive solicitation emails after being scanned, which some users report as intrusive and damaging to relationship-building.
Power users find the platform's depth plateaus once it becomes central to their workflow—automation, integrations, and analytics feel limited for heavy daily reliance.
Analytics are paywalled on all tiers, so teams cannot access basic connection reporting without an additional subscription.
No documented public API or bulk export endpoint means data portability relies on CRM sync workarounds or manual downloads.
Reasons to switch
Why people leave BlinQ
The recurring reasons buyers give for replacing BlinQ. Presented as facts, not knocks.
Platform scorecard
Strengths, weaknesses, and where BlinQ fits
Grades across six dimensions, plus a SWOT-style view of where the platform shines and where it falls short.
SWOT — strengths, weaknesses, and use-case fit
Strengths
Weaknesses
Where it works
Where it struggles
Pricing tiers
BlinQ pricing overview
BlinQ uses a tiered per-user model with a free individual plan, then transitions to $2.99-$6.99/user/month for Premium and Pro tiers. Teams require a minimum of 5 users and consume credits for badge scans and CRM syncs. Enterprise is custom-priced for organizations with 300+ seats and includes dedicated support and SSO.
Free
Tier 1 of 4
Free
What's included
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What gets migrated
BlinQ object support
Object-by-object support for BlinQ migrations. Per-pair details surface during scoping.
Cards
Fully supportedCards are the primary object in BlinQ. Each card has a unique shareable link, QR code, and customizable fields (name, title, company, phone, email, social links). We migrate card profiles field-for-field with full fidelity on both import and export.
Card Fields (Custom)
Mapping requiredBlinQ allows card holders to customize which fields appear on their card via the dashboard. We map custom field configurations during migration and flag any fields that the destination platform does not natively support.
Card Owners / Users
Fully supportedEach card belongs to a user account. User records include email, display name, and subscription tier. We migrate user accounts as the owner context for their associated cards.
Teams
Mapping requiredBlinQ Teams allow centralized management and shared card templates with minimum 5 cards per team. Team membership and role assignments require field mapping because team roles differ from standard CRM ownership models.
CRM Contacts (Synced)
Mapping requiredWhen BlinQ syncs to a CRM, it creates or updates Contact records with associated notes, tags, qualifiers, ratings, and meeting details. The sync schema depends on the CRM's picklist values and required fields—we handle custom object mapping per destination.
Tags
Fully supportedTags applied to contacts during capture or sync are stored as flat label arrays. We preserve tag assignments during migration and map them to equivalent label fields on the destination platform.
Meeting Notes / AI Summaries
Mapping requiredBlinQ's AI recorder generates notes and summaries attached to meeting records. These are stored as rich text blobs. Destination platforms may not have an equivalent field, so we map them to custom note fields or attachments as appropriate.
Lead Records (Capture)
Mapping requiredBlinQ captures leads via QR scan, badge scanning, or custom lead forms. These records include contact details plus context flags and qualifiers. We migrate lead records with their enrichment data and map status values to the destination's lead lifecycle stages.
Email Signature Configurations
Mapping requiredBlinQ's email signature builder embeds the digital card into outbound email clients. Signature templates are stored as HTML blobs. We extract signature HTML and re-embed or convert to the destination platform's signature format.
Activity Logs
Not in this platformBlinQ logs connection events, share actions, and sync timestamps internally but does not expose a bulk export endpoint for activity history. We do not migrate activity logs as the data is not accessible via documented APIs or data exports.
| Object | Support | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Cards | Fully supported | Cards are the primary object in BlinQ. Each card has a unique shareable link, QR code, and customizable fields (name, title, company, phone, email, social links). We migrate card profiles field-for-field with full fidelity on both import and export. |
| Card Fields (Custom) | Mapping required | BlinQ allows card holders to customize which fields appear on their card via the dashboard. We map custom field configurations during migration and flag any fields that the destination platform does not natively support. |
| Card Owners / Users | Fully supported | Each card belongs to a user account. User records include email, display name, and subscription tier. We migrate user accounts as the owner context for their associated cards. |
| Teams | Mapping required | BlinQ Teams allow centralized management and shared card templates with minimum 5 cards per team. Team membership and role assignments require field mapping because team roles differ from standard CRM ownership models. |
| CRM Contacts (Synced) | Mapping required | When BlinQ syncs to a CRM, it creates or updates Contact records with associated notes, tags, qualifiers, ratings, and meeting details. The sync schema depends on the CRM's picklist values and required fields—we handle custom object mapping per destination. |
| Tags | Fully supported | Tags applied to contacts during capture or sync are stored as flat label arrays. We preserve tag assignments during migration and map them to equivalent label fields on the destination platform. |
| Meeting Notes / AI Summaries | Mapping required | BlinQ's AI recorder generates notes and summaries attached to meeting records. These are stored as rich text blobs. Destination platforms may not have an equivalent field, so we map them to custom note fields or attachments as appropriate. |
| Lead Records (Capture) | Mapping required | BlinQ captures leads via QR scan, badge scanning, or custom lead forms. These records include contact details plus context flags and qualifiers. We migrate lead records with their enrichment data and map status values to the destination's lead lifecycle stages. |
| Email Signature Configurations | Mapping required | BlinQ's email signature builder embeds the digital card into outbound email clients. Signature templates are stored as HTML blobs. We extract signature HTML and re-embed or convert to the destination platform's signature format. |
| Activity Logs | Not in this platform | BlinQ logs connection events, share actions, and sync timestamps internally but does not expose a bulk export endpoint for activity history. We do not migrate activity logs as the data is not accessible via documented APIs or data exports. |
Gotchas
What to watch for in BlinQ migrations
Issues we've hit on past BlinQ migrations, tagged by severity. FlitStack AI handles every one — surfacing them up front because buyer engineering teams want to know.
Credit system charges per scan and sync
Recipient solicitation emails sent automatically
No public bulk export API documented
CRM sync deduplication rules affect imported records
| Severity | Issue |
|---|---|
| High | Credit system charges per scan and sync |
| Medium | Recipient solicitation emails sent automatically |
| High | No public bulk export API documented |
| Medium | CRM sync deduplication rules affect imported records |
Leaving BlinQ?
Where BlinQ customers move next
12 destinations BlinQ can migrate to.
How a BlinQ migration works
Four steps, BlinQ-specific
Connect
Not publicly documented into BlinQ. Scopes limited to read-only on the data we move.
Map
We translate BlinQ-specific structures (custom fields, objects, value lists) to the destination's model.
Sample
Test with a 50–200 record subset to validate BlinQ quirks before production.
Migrate
Full migration with BlinQ rate-limit handling. Rollback available throughout.
FAQ
BlinQ migration FAQ
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