A Google Wallet business card gives customers a digital way to keep your contact details or reach a website you control. In QREasy, the free contact-details option and the paid website-linked option behave differently: one shares contact data, while the other uses a QR code that opens a hosted site in the phone browser. Choosing the right path starts with the result you want after a scan.
A Google Wallet business card is a digital business card used through a Google Wallet journey. In QREasy, recipients can review and save contact details, or open a small website created with QREasy. The card carries your business information; the QR code is another way to reach the contact details or website. These routes are related, but they do not trigger the same action.
QREasy provides cards for Apple Wallet and Google Wallet through its digital business card creator. Wallet generation processes card data on QREasy servers. For the QR journeys, a compatible phone camera or QR reader is needed to read the code. Compatibility and recipient action matter: QREasy does not promise automatic contact saving, NFC tap exchange, CRM integration or identification of who scanned the code.
Choose the option based on the action you want to trigger. A contact-details card is free and focuses on the information you choose to share. The recipient can review the details and choose whether to save them. Its QR shares contact data; it does not perform the direct website-opening journey of a website-linked card.
A website-linked card requires Lite SME or Business. Its QR encodes the address of a QREasy-hosted website, and scanning it opens that address in the phone browser. The Wallet card also includes a Visit Page link for the website. The site does not run inside Google Wallet, and no mandatory card-review step occurs before the browser opens it.
For the contact-details route, the shared QR carries contact data. QREasy’s separate basic generator creates a static vCard QR in the browser, while Wallet generation happens on QREasy servers. These are different interfaces. The static code embeds the contact details. A compatible camera or QR reader can present them for review, and the recipient decides whether to save. If the embedded details change, generate a replacement QR because the old code will not retrieve the new data.
For a website-linked Wallet card, the QR contains a website URL. Scanning it opens the hosted page through the phone browser, while the Visit Page link in the Wallet card provides another route to the same address. QREasy websites are editable and can show updated content at the same URL, so routine content edits do not require a new URL QR.
Static and dynamic QR codes serve different update needs. A static URL QR can point to content that later changes at that same address, including a webpage or a replaced PDF. A dynamic QR uses a managed redirect, whose destination can change without reprinting, subject to plan limits. A hosted website does not need a dynamic QR merely to edit its content, and neither format guarantees scanning on every device.
The free contact journey lets recipients review the contact information and choose to save it. The website-linked journey lets recipients open the QREasy-hosted website in a browser. A website may also contain a Save Contact section, but that is a separate control: its button downloads or opens a vCard file using the details saved in that section.
That website button is not the static contact QR generator, and visitors are not asked to scan the page with their camera. Device and browser handling plus the visitor’s confirmation determine whether the contact is saved. Editing and saving the section updates the details served by the button without requiring a replacement static contact QR.
Website-linked Google Wallet cards are included with Lite SME or Business. Contact Wallet cards are available on the free plan. The listed QREasy plans also differ in website, dynamic-code and analytics allowances, so choose the tier that matches the number of sites and QR destinations you need. Prices below show the monthly and annual billing figures.
Important limits still apply. Website access requires an internet connection. A static or dynamic code may not scan on every device, and contact saving depends on the recipient’s device, browser and confirmation. QREasy promises no automatic contact saving, NFC tap exchange, CRM connection or contact identification. Plan allowances also govern dynamic QR usage.
Start by defining the destination: contact details or a hosted website. For a contact-details Wallet card, enter the fields you want to include and generate the card through QREasy. QREasy’s QR code generators also include the separate free contact-QR generator, which creates a static vCard code for sharing or printing. If those embedded details change, issue a new static contact QR.
For a website-linked card, first publish a QREasy website. You can choose from website templates, add supported sections with text, images, services, contact details and links, then arrange and publish the pages. The Wallet card and its website QR use the site address; content can change at that address without reprinting the same URL QR.
Start with the free contact-details option, or choose a paid plan if you want the QR to open a hosted QREasy website.
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