Are Free Business Cards Really Free

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Are Free Business Cards Really Free?


Have you ever come across online ads for "Free Business Cards" and wondered how these companies can offer them at no charge? It's a valid question, and I decided to investigate.

While exploring a company's website that promised free business cards, I quickly noticed that they offered several upgrades to the basic package. This immediately raised the question: do these companies make their money through these upgrades?

Beyond the free business cards, this company also offered magnetic, plastic, and metal business cards, along with additional products like company letterheads, custom envelopes, and other office stationery. This strategy began to clarify how the "free" offer might work.

It's likely that most of the people opting for the free business cards are professionals who also need other office supplies. This presents an opportunity for the company to profit from upselling these additional products.

But are the business cards truly free?

To find out, I decided to order a set for myself. After designing my card, I moved to the checkout process. There were numerous upgrade options, such as purchasing additional cards or opting for lamination, but I chose to stick with the basic free package.

Finally, after declining all the extras, I discovered that the "Free Business Cards" were indeed exactly that?"free!

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