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Tasda
Build an AI business card with your knowledge and share it by link, QR code or website widget. Visitors can ask questions and choose to leave a contact request.
Verdict: Tasda is best for freelancers sharing a conversational introduction to their services.
Who it's for: Freelancers sharing a conversational introduction to their services
Free tier: A free account receives 50 one-time starter credits without a subscription or card. Create and share a business card and try AI conversations; website embedding is also free. Usage depends on the model, voice duration and actions; VCP used four credits for two text answers. The vendor confirmed that starter credits do not expire. When the owner runs out, the card, link, QR code and past conversations remain; signed-in visitors can use their own credits, while anonymous visitors receive a few trial replies before sign-in or top-up is required. The exact anonymous reply allowance is not published. This is a starter allowance, not monthly free credits or unlimited chat.
Paid from: Plus $8.99/month includes 10,000 monthly AI credits. Plus members can buy 10,000 extra credits for $9.99 once. Business 10 costs $50/month for 10 cards and 30,000 shared credits; Business 50 costs $199/month for 50 cards and 119,400 shared credits. Unused monthly credits do not roll over; taxes and final totals appear at checkout. Business 50+ costs custom pricing for 50+ cards, tailored to your team. Source
Build an AI business card with your knowledge and share it by link, QR code or website widget. Visitors can ask questions and choose to leave a contact request. Source
Best for
Freelancers sharing a conversational introduction to their services
Small teams building knowledge-based website enquiry assistants
Businesses sharing team cards by link or QR code
Not for
A general-purpose developer API or SDK
Guaranteed factual answers without reviewing the supplied knowledge and responses
Strengths & trade-offs
Strengths
No-code card editor with knowledge, scenarios and visibility controls
Links, QR codes and a documented website widget
Free account supports creating a card and testing text answers
Optional visitor contact requests and separate business team plans
Trade-offs
AI usage consumes credits; the allowance is not a fixed number of messages
Voice calls require the visitor to sign in, according to the vendor
VCP tested card creation and text answers; voice calls and website embedding were not independently tested
Timeline
2026-09-23 — The official About page was updated with the platform description, creator controls and supported card uses. Source
2026-11-05 — Business 50+ tier added (50+ cards, custom pricing). Plus $8.99, Business 10 $50, Business 50 $199 unchanged. Source
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Current status
Free tier
A free account receives 50 one-time starter credits without a subscription or card. Create and share a business card and try AI conversations; website embedding is also free. Usage depends on the model, voice duration and actions; VCP used four credits for two text answers. The vendor confirmed that starter credits do not expire. When the owner runs out, the card, link, QR code and past conversations remain; signed-in visitors can use their own credits, while anonymous visitors receive a few trial replies before sign-in or top-up is required. The exact anonymous reply allowance is not published. This is a starter allowance, not monthly free credits or unlimited chat. Source
Paid plans
Plus $8.99/month includes 10,000 monthly AI credits. Plus members can buy 10,000 extra credits for $9.99 once. Business 10 costs $50/month for 10 cards and 30,000 shared credits; Business 50 costs $199/month for 50 cards and 119,400 shared credits. Unused monthly credits do not roll over; taxes and final totals appear at checkout. Business 50+ costs custom pricing for 50+ cards, tailored to your team. Source
VCP created a fictional business card, added its knowledge and tested two text questions. It correctly returned the supplied three-working-day turnaround and did not invent a price. The test card was then set to private. The full vendor recording shows professional-card setup and a separate live card answering a text question. Credit-expiry and free-embedding details were confirmed by the vendor. Voice and embedded-widget operation were not independently tested. No independent customer-review sample was established. Source