Create dynamic QR codes that show when, where, and how people engage—and update your campaigns anytime without reprinting.
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If you're running physical marketing, you've probably asked:
Without tracking, it's all guesswork.
Get startedOur platform helps you track and control your offline campaigns in real time. New to this? Our guide to how to track QR code scans covers what the data can and cannot tell you.
Know exactly when and where customers engage
Change offers, menus, or pages instantly
See which flyers, posters, or placements perform best
Stop wasting money on campaigns that don't convert
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"It took less than 2 minutes to setup. And based on our dashboard data, we were able to optimise our banners and fliers and saw a 3X increase in customer engagements"
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Essential tools for individuals and small businesses running QR campaigns
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A QR code that records every scan: how many, when, and roughly where. So you can see whether a flyer or menu is actually being used.
Yes. Point the same printed code somewhere new anytime. Change a menu, swap an offer, fix a broken link — no reprinting. More on the difference between static and dynamic QR codes.
No. Setup takes under two minutes, and we'll walk you through it on WhatsApp if you'd rather not do it alone.
Flyers, menus, posters, packaging, banners, event passes, shop windows. Anything printed—just check what size to print it first.
One is free forever and can never be changed. The other costs money and can be edited and measured. Here is how to tell which your campaign actually needs — before it goes to print.
7 min readThe single most common reason a printed QR code does not work is that it was printed too small for the distance people stand at. Here is the arithmetic, with sizes for every common format.
7 min readCodes rarely fail mysteriously. There is a short list of causes, and they are not equally likely. Work through them in this order and you will usually find it within a couple of minutes.
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