How do you add a calendar booking link to your NFC card?
Add your booking link (Calendly, Cal.com, Acuity, Google Calendar, or any booking tool URL) as a link on your NFC card profile. Label it clearly: 'Book a Meeting,' 'Schedule a Call,' or 'Book a Free Consultation.' Anyone who taps your card can book time without emailing back and forth.
Setting up the booking link
In Calendly (or your preferred tool), create an event type for the meeting you want people to book — typically a 15 or 30-minute introduction call. Copy the link. In your NFC card profile dashboard, add a new link, paste the URL, and write a descriptive label. Save. Now anyone who taps your card can click the label and book time directly.
Best placement for booking links
Place your booking link near the top of your profile, after your contact info and Save Contact button but before or alongside your social links. The booking link is a high-value conversion action — make it visible. Use action-oriented text: 'Book a 15-Min Chat' outperforms 'Calendar Link.'
Which booking tools work best with NFC card profiles?
Calendly is most widely known. Cal.com (open-source), Acuity Scheduling, Microsoft Bookings, and Google Appointment Scheduling all work equally well — any service that gives you a shareable URL works.
What kind of meeting should I offer on my NFC card booking link?
A short introductory call (15–30 minutes) works best for first contacts. It's low commitment for them and qualifies the conversation before you invest more time.
Can I use a booking link as my primary CTA on the profile?
Yes, especially for service providers. If the goal of networking is to get meetings, making the booking link the first prominent CTA makes sense.