Business Card Designer Plus offers the option to both design and print your cards – assuming you’re happy to buy professional business card stock from the likes of Avery. There’s an option to save in various formats to take the design to a ‘proper printer’ if you want, but that does rather negate the point. The actual design element is easy, either using the numerous templates or starting from scratch. We found the latter produced the best results, as the templates were irrelevant or tacky. The value proposition is weakened by the likes of vistaprint.com, which produces glossy cards for a few pounds, but it’s great for trying out ideas.
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