Comparison · Reviewed July 2026
Blinq is a digital business card platform first; event lead capture is a separate, credit-metered add-on. hunybadgr is lead capture first, with nothing metered.
hunybadgr
Blinq
Pricing
$5 / user / mo, flat
Cards from ~$5/user/mo; lead capture add-on reported from $2,400/yr
Per-lead fees
$0, unlimited scans
Credit-based, you pay per captured lead
Captures
Badges, business cards, QR & barcodes
Badges, business cards, QR, digital cards
Offline capture
Yes, on-device queue, auto-sync
Yes
Voice notes
Yes, voice memos + transcription
Yes, AI notetaker
AI enrichment
Yes, company, title, LinkedIn
Yes, 25+ data providers
CRM sync
6 CRMs (Salesforce, HubSpot, Pipedrive, Close, Freshsales, servis.ai) + auto-sync
Salesforce, HubSpot, Dynamics, Marketo + Zapier
Minimum seats
None
5-user minimum on Business plan
Feature claims for Blinq come from their own public materials; figures marked “reported” are from third-party sources because no official price is published. Corrections welcome: erik@civic-dialog.com.
Blinq Business is reported at $4.99–$6.99/user/month (5-user minimum), but event lead capture is a separate usage-based add-on: Blinq’s own materials describe credit-based pricing starting around $2,400/year, billed per captured lead.
Feature for feature, Blinq’s lead capture is genuinely capable: offline mode, AI enrichment, an AI notetaker. If your main need is polished digital business cards for a big team, Blinq is strong.
The difference is the meter. Blinq bills lead capture by the captured lead, on credits, as an add-on on top of the per-seat card plan. A good show, the exact moment the tool is earning its keep, is the moment the bill spikes. hunybadgr charges a flat $5 per user per month, whether you scan ten badges or ten thousand.
“If you can take a picture of it, Blinq can read it”
“Usage-based: you only pay for CRM-ready leads that your team captures”
Five bucks a seat. Every feature. Any event.
Free trial, no credit card, price on the homepage.