Get More Jobs With a Business Card Built for Contractors
A digital business card that boosts referrals & doubles as a website on Google.
MP Electric Services
Mike Phillips
“Quality work, fair prices, always on time”
Insured
Fully covered
Licensed
License #12345
5.0 Stars
Google Reviews
Tap. Connect. Get Hired.
Done with the job. Locked in their phone.
Tap your card to their phone, and your name, number, and quote form link are saved right there in their contacts. Boost repeat work and referrals with TradePass.
Most Contractors Lose Jobs After the First Visit
If customers can't easily find you again, they usually don't.
TradePass Turns Your Business Card Into a Job-Getting Tool
TradePass is a digital business card built specifically for contractors. It works on any phone, requires no app downloads, and needs zero tech skills.
With your TradePass card, customers can:
Every card has its own URL that works like a lightweight website — findable on Google.
What Makes TradePass Different
Save to Contacts Instantly
Customers don't just view your card — they save it. Your name, trade, and photo stay in their phone permanently.
Built-In Quote Requests
Customers can request a quote anytime. You get the lead instantly by email, and it appears in your dashboard.
Findable on Google
Each TradePass card acts like a simple page that can show up in Google — so customers can find you again even if they forget.
Do Contractors Really Need a Website?
Most solo contractors don't need a full website to get more work.
They need:
TradePass covers what most small contractor websites are actually used for — without the cost, maintenance, or complexity.
If all your website does is show your name, number, and get calls — TradePass already does that, better.
How It Works
Create your TradePass card in minutes
Add your info, photo, and services. Your card is ready to share.
Share it by text or QR code
Text your link or print your QR code on invoices and vehicles.
Customers save it, call you, or request quotes
Every lead gets emailed to you instantly.
Getting the Most From Your Digital Business Card
What to put on it, where to share it, and how to turn every finished job into your next one.
What to Put on Your Card
- Your name and trade as the headline, like "Mike Johnson, Licensed Plumber"
- Tap-to-call phone number and a one-tap Save Contact button
- A short, scannable list of the services you offer
- The towns and areas you serve
- A real photo of you, because people hire people, not logos
- License and insurance details, plus a quote request form
Where to Put Your QR Code
- The back of your paper cards with "Scan to save my contact"
- Your truck or van, where neighbors and other drivers see it
- Every invoice and estimate you send
- Yard signs and door hangers when you work in a neighborhood
- Keep it at least 0.8 inches wide, dark on light, and test it on two phones before printing
Turn Each Job Into the Next One
- Text your card link before you leave: "Save this so you have me for next time, and feel free to share it"
- Tap your free NFC card to their phone for the fastest in-person handoff
- Add your card link to your Google Business Profile
- After a good review, send a thank-you with your card so it is easy to pass along
- Use referral tracking to see exactly which customers send you new work
Paper starts the relationship. A saved contact in their phone is what makes it last.
Why Contractors Switch to TradePass
Paper cards get lost. Phone numbers go unsaved. TradePass fixes both.
Saved in Their Phone
Your name, number, and photo stay in customer contacts permanently. No more lost paper cards.
More Repeat Work
When customers need work done again, they call the person already saved in their phone.
Easy Referrals
Customers share your card with neighbors and friends in seconds.
Simple, Affordable Pricing
7-day free trial — try everything risk-free before you pay.
No risk. No long-term contracts.
Questions Contractors Ask Us
Do contractors really need a website?
Most solo contractors don't need a full website to get more work. What they actually need is a professional page customers can open, a way to save their contact, a way to request a quote, and a way to be found again. TradePass covers all of this without the cost, maintenance, or complexity of a website.
What is a digital business card for contractors?
A digital business card for contractors is a professional online card that customers can save to their phone contacts with one tap. Unlike paper cards, it never gets lost, can be updated anytime, and includes features like built-in quote request forms and easy sharing.
How does TradePass help contractors get more jobs?
TradePass helps contractors get more jobs by making it easy for customers to save contact info, request quotes, and share the card with others. Each card is also findable on Google, bringing in organic leads.
How much does a digital business card for contractors cost?
TradePass costs $79 per year (less than $7 a month) or $179 one time for lifetime access, and every plan starts with a 7-day free trial. Most contractors spend more than that reprinting paper cards every time their number, services, or service area changes.
Can I use a digital business card and paper cards together?
Yes, and it is the approach we recommend. Print your TradePass QR code on the back of your paper cards with a short prompt like "Scan to save my contact." The paper card starts the conversation, and once the customer scans it, your details live in their phone even if the paper card ends up in the trash.
Do digital business cards work without internet?
Your card page needs a quick connection to open, just like any web page. Once the customer taps Save Contact, your name, number, and trade are stored in their phone contacts and work offline forever.
What if my customers are older or not comfortable with technology?
Saving your contact takes a single tap, which is no harder than opening a text message, and most homeowners of every age carry a smartphone. For anyone who prefers paper, you still hand them a card. The digital card simply catches the customers a paper card would have lost.