For a real-estate agent, your network is your livelihood — and a paper visiting card is the slowest way to grow it. A digital business card for real-estate agents puts your contact details, featured properties, the localities you cover and your registration details on one mobile page. Clients open it with a QR scan, an NFC tap or a link, save you to their phone in one tap, and message you on WhatsApp about a property while they are still standing outside it.
Why realtors need a digital business card
You meet people everywhere
Site visits, open houses, property expos, society meetings, the bank, the registrar's office. A QR code or NFC tap shares your details instantly — even on the day you have run out of paper cards.
Your inventory changes every week
Properties sell, prices move and new projects launch. A digital card lets you update featured listings whenever you like, without reprinting anything. Every QR code you have already handed out shows the current list.
Trust decides who gets the call
Buyers and sellers want to know you are registered, experienced and active in their area. Your RERA registration, the localities you specialise in and genuine client feedback, shown clearly, do a lot of that work before the first conversation.
Leads go cold quickly
One-tap call and WhatsApp buttons mean an interested buyer reaches you in seconds, and an enquiry form catches the ones who would rather write than call.
What to put on a real-estate digital card
- Your photo, agency name and a one-line specialty — for example, "Resale flats and villas in Whitefield and Sarjapur"
- One-tap Call and WhatsApp buttons near the top
- Your RERA agent registration number
- Featured properties, each with a photo, locality, configuration and price or "price on request"
- The localities, projects and property types you cover
- An enquiry form and a "book a site visit" option
- Client testimonials, with the clients' permission
- Links to your website, Google Business Profile and social channels
- A "Save contact" button so you land directly in their phonebook
Showing listings on your card
Use the products or services section for featured properties. Give each one a clear photo, the locality, the configuration (2BHK, 3BHK, plot, office), the carpet area and a price or "price on request", plus a WhatsApp button so a buyer can ask about that specific property. Keep the list short — five or six current properties work better than thirty, and a stale listing that has already sold costs you credibility.
If you maintain a fuller catalogue on a portal or your agency website, link to it from the card rather than duplicating everything.
RERA details and honest advertising
Under the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016, agents who facilitate sales of registered projects must register with their state's RERA authority, and project advertisements must carry the project's RERA registration number. Many state authorities also expect agents to quote their own registration number on marketing material. A digital card makes this easy: put your agent registration number in your profile, and add the project's registration number to any project you feature. Rules differ between states, so check your state RERA's guidance — this is general information, not legal advice.
The same principle applies to prices and claims: "starting from" figures, possession dates and amenities should match what the developer has actually committed to.
Where to use your QR code in real estate
- Site boards and "For Sale" or "To Let" signs — "Scan for details and photos"
- Brochures, flyers and floor-plan handouts
- The sign-in sheet or welcome stand at an open house
- Your car, if you use it for site visits
- Your email signature and WhatsApp profile
- An NFC card for the moment you shake hands at a site visit
For print sizes, see how to create a QR code business card; for tap-to-share, see NFC vs QR business cards.
Turning every showing into a lead
- Share before you leave. At the end of every site visit, let the client scan or tap your card and save you as a contact.
- Make the next step obvious. A "book a site visit" request or WhatsApp button for each featured property.
- Answer enquiries quickly. Enquiries reach you by email and in your dashboard; the first agent to reply often wins the client.
- Watch your analytics. Visitor analytics show how often your card is opened, which tells you whether your site boards and brochures are being scanned.
- Keep it current. Remove sold properties the same day and add new ones as they come in.
Cards for an agency team
Each Follow My Site plan includes one card, so an agency gives each agent their own plan. To keep the team consistent, agree a shared template, logo, colours and cover image, and use a predictable link format such as followmysite.com/agencyname-agentname. Setting each card up on an agency-controlled email address means the agency keeps control of the card when an agent moves on. For a fuller rollout checklist, see digital business cards for teams.
How to create one in minutes
- Choose a plan and check out — your account is created automatically and your login is emailed to you.
- Pick one of the 37 templates and add your photo, agency and specialty.
- Add your RERA number, featured properties, localities and testimonials.
- Turn on the enquiry form and appointment booking for site visits.
- Download your QR code and add it to your boards, brochures and email signature.
Plans start at ₹200 a month with coupon FM50, ₹900 a year, or ₹1,450 once for Lifetime — with a 7-day money-back guarantee. See the pricing page or create your real-estate card.
Prices shown exclude 18% GST, which is added at checkout.
FAQ
Do clients need an app to view my card?
No. It opens in any phone browser from a QR scan, an NFC tap or a link — nothing to install.
Can I update my listings later?
Yes. Edit any time and every shared card and printed QR code shows the latest version immediately.
Should I put my RERA number on my card?
Yes. It is good practice, many states expect registered agents to quote it, and clients increasingly check it. Add the project's RERA number too when you feature a registered project.
Can I see who viewed my card?
You can see how often your card is opened through visitor analytics. Individual visitors are identified only if they send an enquiry or request a site visit.
Does it work for a whole agency?
Yes, with one plan per agent. Use the same template and branding for every agent, and set each card up on an agency email address so the agency keeps control.
Can I use my own domain?
Yes, on the Lifetime plan — for example yourname-realty.com. Monthly and Yearly cards use a followmysite.com/your-name link.