Digital Business Card vs. Paper: ROI Calculator

See what you’re actually spending on paper cards, compare it side by side against My MASH Card, and think through what a missed follow-up might be costing you. No assumed numbers — you enter your own.

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Section 1

What paper cards actually cost you

A direct cost comparison. No assumptions, no estimates — just the numbers.

Your annual paper card spend

$60/year

Compared against My MASH Card:

Paper Cards

$60/year

MASH Capture (Free)

$0/year

MASH Pro

$15/month

or $120/year

Section 2

What a lost follow-up might be costing you

Your own estimates. We don’t fill in defaults for you — the number is only as meaningful as what you put in.

This number comes entirely from the estimates you entered above. We don’t have data on your actual close rate or lead value, and we’re not claiming My MASH Card will recover this exact amount. It’s meant to help you think about the cost of a missed follow-up, not as a projection or guarantee.

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FAQs

How is this calculated?

Section 1 uses our actual pricing data — the same figures you see on our pricing page. Section 2 uses only the numbers you typed in. We don't fill in averages, industry benchmarks, or assumed close rates.

Is this a guarantee of savings?

No. Section 1 is a straight cost comparison between what you spend on paper cards and what My MASH Card costs. Section 2 is a thought exercise based on your own estimates. We're not claiming My MASH Card will recover the exact amount shown — it's meant to help you think about the cost of a missed follow-up, not project future revenue.

Why don't you provide a default deal value?

Because we don't know what your deals are worth, and pretending we do wouldn't help you. The number is only meaningful if you put it in yourself.

Does the paper card cost include design time or missed connections?

No. It's just the hard cost of buying the cards — boxes ordered times cost per box. That's the only part that's cleanly comparable to a digital card's price.