Buy a QR code
Nobody actually sells the black-and-white pattern inside a QR code — that is free and unownable. What you buy is the service behind a dynamic code: the redirect that keeps it editable and the analytics that prove it works.
The pattern is free
Any QR code you can generate is yours to print. You are paying for the redirect, not the image.
Flat, predictable price
A flat $4/month or $20/year — with no per-scan charges.
Know what you're buying
Check editing, scan limits, targeting and what happens to codes if you leave.
What you're really paying for
A dynamic QR code needs a service that stays online to resolve the redirect. Your money funds that uptime, the destination database, scan analytics and the promise that your printed code keeps working.
- The redirect service that keeps codes alive
- Unlimited edits to every destination
- Country, device and language targeting
- Scan analytics to measure performance
How to buy well
Judge a QR provider on the things that decide whether a printed code survives, not on the size of the feature list.
- No per-scan fees and no per-code metering
- Free editing of any destination, forever
- A clear policy for what happens if you cancel
- Codes you can point at your own short domain
What you should own
Whatever you pay for, keep control of two things: the destination you can host yourself, and the short link that resolves it. Own both and no provider can strand your printed codes.
- A destination you control or can redirect
- A short domain you can move between providers
- An export of every code and its destination
Frequently asked questions
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Free to start. One code, editable forever, with scan tracking from the first scan.