Honest comparison

Nameplate vs about.me

about.me offers a simple personal landing page. Nameplate adds multi-page structure, reusable blocks, embedded media, forms, analytics, AI editing, and multiple professional identities.

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Choose about.me for

A minimal online calling card

Choose Nameplate for

An evolving professional presence that can support real work

Which one is the right call

Stay with about.me if

  • A short introduction and a way to reach you is genuinely the whole requirement.
  • The page is written once and left alone.
  • You are not trying to find out what visitors do after they land.

Move to Nameplate if

  • The page needs to outgrow a single screen as the work accumulates.
  • You want to publish projects, files, and embedded media rather than describe them.
  • You want to see which parts of the page people actually click.

What switching involves

There is nothing to disconnect: build the Nameplate profile on its free nameplate.cc address, publish it, and update the link wherever you have shared the old one. Keeping both live for a while costs nothing.

What it costs to find out

Free
1 published profile, every block and theme, 10 AI text and 2 AI image generations a month
Starter
$5 a month — same profile limit, 100 AI text and 10 AI image generations
Pro
$12 a month — 5 profiles, custom domains, team members, conversion goals, public API
Full pricing

Questions people ask before moving

Is a digital business card the same thing as this page?

It is part of it. Every published profile also serves a vCard at its own address, so saving it drops your name, title, email, and a link back to the page straight into someone's contacts. QR codes are built in as well, and a QR can point at either the vCard or the page itself.

Can I use my own domain?

Yes, on the Pro plan. Free and Starter profiles publish on a nameplate.cc address.

What if I want to take the page down?

Unpublishing is a single toggle and takes the public page offline immediately, including the vCard endpoint. Your content stays in the editor.