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HiHello, and us.

HiHello sells no hardware on principle and calls itself a professional presence platform: cards, email signatures, virtual backgrounds, for enterprises. Here is the difference.

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Side by side, as each company publishes it.

HiHelloFree · Professional $6 · Business $5 / user · AI card scanner, contact enrichment, email signatures, SSO
HiHello hardwareNone. Write your own NTAG tag, bought on Amazon
ServiceAi tap$129 card, designed, shipped · $99 / mo for a business number and an AI receptionist that answers the calls you miss
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Where HiHello wins.

Real advantages, stated plainly.

Email signatures at scale3.8 billion emails sent with a HiHello signature. If your brand lives in Outlook, that is their product.
No hardware to buyTheir argument is fair: an NFC tag costs a dollar. Ours costs $129 because a designed profile and a receptionist come with it.
EnterpriseOkta, Workday, Entra. Built for IT departments.
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HiHello makes you look consistent. We make sure the call gets picked up.

There is no phone number in HiHello, and nothing that answers. If your customers call, that is the only comparison that matters.

See the pricing
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What to know before you choose.

Two honest notes.

Recipients see HiHello branding on paid tiersThe most repeated complaint. Your Tap page carries your logo and your colour; the only line about us is at the bottom, offering the reader their own card.
We are the opposite betHiHello is a platform for the Fortune 500. Tap is a line for the person under the sink.
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Consistency, or an answered phone. Different jobs.