What to include
- Your photo — people remember faces from open houses.
- Name, brokerage name and, where your licensing rules require it, your license number (put it in the title or tagline).
- Mobile number you answer on weekends, email and website.
- Instagram or Facebook if you post listings there.
Advertising rules differ by state and province — check what your regulator requires on cards.
Where to use the QR code
- Yard signs and open-house sign-in sheets.
- Listing flyers and feature sheets.
- The back of your printed card.
- Your email signature and listing presentations.
Use a vCard QR so prospects save you instantly, or a link QR that opens your card with all your profiles.
Cards for the whole brokerage
Upload a CSV with every agent and get a card, QR code and .vcf for each in one ZIP. Use the same template for a uniform brand — or a template column so teams or offices get their own look. Team batch
Templates that work well
Photo (Pro) puts your headshot front and centre; Classic and Bold (free) keep it clean; Elegant (Pro) suits luxury listings. All templates
Frequently asked questions
Is the realtor business card free?
Yes — the card, QR code, contact file and card link are free. Pro adds print files, your brokerage logo and brand colors.
Can I add my license number?
Yes. Put it in the job title (for example “Sales Representative · Lic. #12345”) or the tagline.
Can I put my brokerage logo on it?
Yes, with Pro. It appears on the front and the back.
Can I print cards for open houses?
Yes: a print-shop PDF with bleed or a 10-up sheet for home printing (Pro).
Contact files follow vCard 3.0 (RFC 2426); QR codes follow ISO/IEC 18004. Checked 2026-11-07.