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A Popl alternative for small businesses

Popl will not show you a price until you sit through a demo call. Pixel Print shows it on the page: $15 per custom NFC card, from 1 card, made in Brooklyn.

The short answer: Pixel Print wins on
  • A clear price, $15 per card, with no demo call
  • Built for solo pros and small shops, not enterprise sales teams
  • Printed and programmed in Brooklyn, with a real person on WhatsApp
Custom NFC business card printed by Pixel Print in Brooklyn

Popl vs Pixel Print at a glance

PoplPixel Print NYC
Who it is built forTeams: event lead capture, badge scanning, CRM insightsSolo pros and small businesses
PriceNot published; Popl quotes team pricing over a meeting$15 per custom card, lower price from 10 cards; no call needed
Profile pageDigital business card app for individuals; team plans by quoteFree Digital Card page: photo, 50+ socials, gallery, save-contact button, lead form, 10 themes
Physical cardOrdered onlinePrinted and programmed in Brooklyn, NY

Popl details from their website, checked October 28, 2026. Prices change, so check their site before you buy. Popl is a trademark of its owner; Pixel Print is not affiliated.

Why customers pick Pixel Print

Pick Pixel Print ifYou are a realtor, contractor, salon, studio or small shop that wants one great card and a simple page.
Popl may still fit ifYou run a sales team that scans badges at trade shows and needs CRM sync.

To be fair to Popl: event lead capture with a universal badge scanner; cRM insights and marketing attribution for sales teams; team plans for larger companies.

Questions

Is Pixel Print affiliated with Popl?

No. Popl is a separate company. Details on this page come from popl.co as of October 28, 2026.

Do I need a demo to get a price?

No. Send your idea on WhatsApp or the quote form and we reply with a price, usually within the hour.

Can a team order matching cards?

Yes. Each person gets a card with their own link, in one matching design.

Does the card need an app?

No. Any modern iPhone or Android opens the link with a tap.

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