RepCard is a strong digital business card with review requests and follow-up. FieldStacker gives you a free card too — then adds the knock map, dispositions, and your 1099 money that a card app leaves on the table.
Flat month-to-month from $25/mo · 30-day free trial · no seat minimums, no annual contract
A digital business card is a great top-of-funnel tool. It captures who you met, pings you when they look again, and keeps you memorable at the doorstep. But it stops there — it doesn't route you to fresh doors, doesn't track which houses you've already hit, and doesn't touch your commission or your taxes. Reps end up paying for a card app and a canvassing tool and a spreadsheet for their money.
FieldStacker collapses that into one login. The card is free forever. The rest of the platform — everything you actually knock and get paid on — is a single flat price with a 30-day free trial and no credit card to start.
Where a card specialist and a full canvassing CRM overlap — and where they don't.
| Capability | FieldStacker | RepCard |
|---|---|---|
| Digital business card | Yes — free forever | Yes — polished, purpose-built |
| View / scan notifications | Yes | Yes |
| Auto-saved contact book (Rolodex) | Yes — GPS-pinned, searchable | Yes |
| Review collection | Yes — on the card | Yes — automated requests are a core strength |
| Automated follow-up sequences | Follow-up emails per rep | Yes — multi-step drip is a headline feature |
| Fresh-lead knock map + custom dispositions | Yes | No |
| Territories + GPS-verified team knocks | Yes | No |
| Per-deal commission + chargebacks | Yes | No |
| Auto-mileage + 1099 tax set-aside | Yes | No |
| AI objection coaching | Yes | No |
| Sales-league leaderboard + games | Yes | Leaderboard-style features |
| Pricing model | Flat from $25/mo · card free | Paid per-seat subscription — check their site |
| Free tier / trial without a card | Yes — free card + 30-day trial | Check repcard.com for current terms |
We describe RepCard's pricing model qualitatively on purpose — for exact, current numbers, always check repcard.com.
An honest read — both tools are good at what they're built for.
You want a card-first experience above all else: the most polished digital business card, mature automated review requests, and multi-step drip follow-up as the centerpiece of how you work. RepCard specializes in that lane and it's genuinely good at it. If canvassing routes, dispositions, and 1099 money live somewhere else for you, a dedicated card app can be the right fit.
You want the card and everything around it in one place. You knock doors, so you need a fresh-lead map, custom dispositions, territories, and team GPS knocks. You're 1099, so you need per-deal commission, chargebacks, auto-mileage, and a tax set-aside. The card comes free; the rest is one flat bill instead of three tools and a spreadsheet.
Every tap of your free FieldStacker card quietly builds a database of everyone you've met — name, number, and the exact spot you met them, pinned on a map. When you're ready to actually work that book, the full app is right there: knock a route, quote at the door, and track every dollar you're owed.
A digital card tells you who opened it. It can't tell you what you're owed. FieldStacker tracks per-deal commission, nets out chargebacks and clawbacks, logs your drive at the IRS mileage rate automatically, and sets aside a slice of every deal for quarterly taxes — the 1099 reality a card app leaves to a spreadsheet.
It depends on what you want. RepCard is a purpose-built digital business card with review requests and drip follow-up, and it does that job well. FieldStacker gives you a free digital card too — but as one feature of a full door-to-door canvassing CRM: a fresh-lead knock map, custom dispositions, territories, team GPS knocks, and your own 1099 financials. If you only want a slick card and automated follow-up, RepCard is specialized for that. If you want the card plus the map and the money, FieldStacker is the bigger stack.
Yes — free forever, no credit card. You get the full-screen card, tap/QR/email sharing, GPS-pinned scans, open notifications, star reviews, and an auto-built searchable Rolodex at no cost. We make money only if you upgrade to the full app to actually work those leads on the map. The card stays free either way.
FieldStacker collects star reviews right on the card and has per-rep follow-up emails you can turn on for quotes and post-install. RepCard is more specialized on review automation and multi-step drip sequences — that is its core focus. FieldStacker covers the essentials of review capture and follow-up, then adds everything RepCard does not touch: canvassing, dispositions, commission, and 1099 taxes.
The FieldStacker card is free. The full app is flat, month-to-month, from $25/mo with a 30-day free trial and no credit card, no seat minimums, and no annual contract. RepCard is a paid per-seat subscription — check repcard.com for their current pricing. See our full breakdown on the pricing page.
Absolutely. Sign up for the free card, hand it out, and let your Rolodex build itself — no obligation to ever upgrade. If you later want to knock a route, quote at the door, or track your commission and mileage, your whole book of contacts comes with you into the paid app with nothing to re-enter.
The whole street and the whole money side. A knock map with recently-sold and new-mover leads, color-coded custom dispositions, traceable territories, GPS-verified team knocks with no double-knocking, prime-time analytics, AI objection coaching, a sales-league leaderboard — plus per-deal commission, chargebacks, auto-mileage at the IRS rate, and a quarterly tax set-aside. A card app captures who you met; FieldStacker helps you find them, close them, and get paid.
Hand out a free digital card today, and unlock the full canvassing CRM whenever you're ready — 30-day free trial, no credit card.