MyVisito turns digital business cards into booking and sales hubs

MyVisito has expanded its digital business card into a shareable hub for bookings, sales, events and ongoing connections. The update targets creators, independent professionals and small businesses that want one link to handle discovery, follow-up and transactions.

Why it matters: - MyVisito is trying to replace a stack of separate tools with one card that can support the full customer journey. - The platform combines identity, scheduling, commerce, events and contact exchange in a single shareable link. - The change matters for creators and small businesses that want a faster way to turn a first meeting into a booking, sale or follow-up connection.

What happened: - MyVisito expanded its digital business card into a business hub for professional presence, bookings, sales, events and connections. - The platform is aimed at creators, independent professionals and small businesses. - The card can be shared by link, QR code, Apple Wallet or Google Wallet. - Recipients do not need to install an app. - Cards can be created in up to 27 languages. - The release coincides with National Women's Small Business Month in the United States.

The details: - Each card can include a profile, services, portfolio, pricing, testimonials, videos and other business information. - Users can choose customizable designs and profession-based templates. - Visitors can book a time based on the owner’s availability, and calendar invitations go out when the booking is confirmed. - Digital products, courses, paid sessions and event tickets can be sold through Stripe checkout. - Payouts are handled through the owner’s connected Stripe account. - Professionals can create pages for workshops, webinars and in-person events. - Event pages can include RSVP tools, ticketing for business events and attendee check-in. - Visitors can send their own contact details back in one tap. - A business card scanner can turn a paper card into a digital contact. - People who book, buy, register or submit details are added to the owner’s contact list. - Visitors can follow updates from a card. - MyVisito members can message each other directly. - The free plan includes a digital business card and a first product for sale. - MyVisito works in a browser without requiring an app for the person receiving the card.

Between the lines: - MyVisito is positioned less as a static contact card and more as an ongoing relationship layer. - That approach reflects a broader shift toward owned audience channels, where the first introduction can lead directly to revenue and repeat contact. - Founder Anna Lian Goldstein said the goal was to focus on what happens after the first share, including bookings, purchases, events and continued connection. - Goldstein built MyVisito across product, design and development after six years running her own studio and building products for technology companies.

What's next: - MyVisito is expected to keep leaning on AI tools to speed setup and content creation. - Visita, the built-in AI assistant, can draft a card from a short business description and make changes on request. - Existing websites and link-in-bio pages can be imported. - Additional AI tools can generate a logo, cover image and event flyer with a QR code. - Premium plans and above include an AI agent that can answer visitor questions using information published on the card. - MyVisito is built for users worldwide and is based in Delaware, United States. - The company was founded in 2026 by Anna Lian Goldstein. - More information is available on MyVisito's website.