Dynamic QR codes with editing & tracking, your logo, PDFs, and more - all on the free plan!

We don't expire QR codes on any of our plans, including the free plan.

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Regular QR codes (static) can’t be updated once they’re created, whereas dynamic QR codes allow you to update the scan destination after they have been created and printed.

With dynamic QR codes, you can also see stats & analytics like how often they are scanned.

Static QR codes have the scan destination encoded directly in them. Dynamic QR codes work by encoding a redirect link in the QR code that immediately redirect the user to the scan destination. The redirect is what enables the features like editing & tracking.

Dynamic QR codes enable you to edit your scan destination after print and see stats and analytics about how your QR codes perform. They do this by making use of redirect links (learn more about how they work here)

By default, we use our own domains for those redirect links (e.g. qrgo.is or hov.to) so when people scan your dynamic QR codes, they see those domains. After scanning the code, they are almost instantly redirected to your scan destination.

The custom domain feature allows you to connect your own domain so it can be used for the redirect links in your dynamic QR codes. That way when people scan your codes, they see your domain (e.g. qr.yourwebsite.com) instead of one of our default ones.

This feature allows you to benefit from the power of dynamic codes, while still making sure your brand is shown when people scan your QR codes.

It's not a vital feature, but it's a nice touch, especially if you want your brand to be front and centre when people interact with your QR codes.

Nope. The QR code limits are for dynamic codes. Learn more about static vs dynamic codes here.

You can cancel your subscription at any time right from your settings screen.

If you use the custom domain feature, your custom domain will be disconnected and any QR codes or short links that use that custom domain will stop working unless you migrate to another platform.

Otherwise, your QR codes and short links will continue to work as normal, but you will only be able to access the 10 most recent dynamic QR codes you created to view the analytics and update the scan destination. You would need to upgrade again to access all of your dynamic codes and short links.

Your static QR codes will continue to work as normal

When you update the scan destination of a dynamic QR code or where a short link redirects to, that counts as one redirect.

That's the length of time you can view your analytics. So for example, if your plan has 12 months analytics history, you can only see your last 12 months of analytics. If it has unlimited analytics history, you can view all of your workspace analytics as far back as it goes as long as your subscription remains active.

For each dynamic QR code or short link you can see the total scans and the unique scans (if one person scans a code multiple times, that counts as one unique scan).

On the free plan, this is the limit of the "basic analytics" you have access to

On the paid plans, for each scan, you can see the time of the scan, the device & browser that was used, and the estimated location (city & country). You can also see an overview of the analytics for your workspace, or QR codes & links grouped by tags, and you can filter the workspace analytics by date ranges (e.g. last 7 days, 30 days, or custom date ranges)

By default, the scan location is an estimate of the city and country. It's not always accurate, but can give you a good idea of how your campaigns are performing in some areas vs others.

Some plans allow you to prompt scanners or people who click your short links to share their more accurate location using GPS. This gives you much more accurate data about the city & country that the traffic is coming from, as well as more location data that is collected (but not yet exposed in the interface, coming soon!).

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