Give clients codes that keep working after print, and earn 20% of what they pay for 12 months.
Free to apply. Already have an account? Apply from your dashboard
A client asks for “a QR code” on the menu. You grab one from a free generator, it goes to print, and then:
Every one of those ends in a reprint, and the client remembers who designed it. A dynamic code can be repointed after printing and counts every scan, so your work keeps doing its job.
Static vs dynamic QR codes, explainedBetter deliverables for your clients, and income that grows with every one you bring.
Earn on every payment your referred clients make for 12 months—not a one-off bounty for the first invoice
10 dynamic codes with logos, colours, and print-ready downloads for your portfolio and client pitches
Clients who sign up through your link get 20% off their first month—an easy yes when you recommend it
The client owns the account and pays for it. You join their workspace to build the codes, so there is nothing to untangle when the job ends
It fits into the job you are already doing.
Create a free Qrelux account and apply from the Referrals page. We review every application and email you the outcome.
Menus, flyers, packaging, signage—your client signs up with your link and gets a 14-day free trial, then 20% off their first month.
They invite you into their workspace, you design the code into the artwork, and you earn 20% of what they pay for 12 months.
Most designers work with a handful of repeat clients. Each one that subscribes pays you every month, not just once.
See what clients pay on each planIllustrative only. Paid for each client's first 12 paying months.
Flyers, menus, and brand kits for small businesses
Every banner, card, and sticker run that needs a code
Packaging, signage, and rollouts across many clients
Clients whose print and online campaigns you already run
Apply free, grab your partner link, and send it with the next client brief that needs a QR code.
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20% of every payment a client you referred makes, for their first 12 months as a paying customer. Commission starts when they pay their first invoice, not when they start the free trial.
Yes. The link is how we know the client came from you, and it has to be used when they create their account. Each account can only be referred once, so send it before they sign up on their own.
They keep working. Codes already in circulation keep redirecting; plan limits only apply to what the client creates next. Your artwork will never send people to a dead link because a subscription lapsed.
10 dynamic codes with full design options and print-ready downloads—enough for your portfolio and for showing clients what they are getting. Live client work belongs in the client's own account, which is what earns you commission.
No. Freelancers, print shops, studios, and social media managers are all welcome. If you put QR codes in front of clients, the program is for you.
Payouts are made monthly, by bank transfer once your balance passes ₦10,000. Your Referrals dashboard shows every client you have referred and whether they have signed up, verified, or started paying.
Your client. They sign up, pay for their own plan, and invite you into their workspace as a team member to build and manage the codes. As a partner you don't use up one of their seats, even on a single-user plan. If you stop working together, they remove you and everything stays exactly where it is.
A free generator bakes the link into the pattern, so a typo, a changed menu, or an expired promotion means a reprint—and the client blames the design. A dynamic code can be repointed after printing and shows the client how many people scanned it.
Create a free account, open Referrals, and apply with your business name, a link to your work, and a line about your clients. Until your application is approved, anyone you refer earns you a free month instead of commission.
Yes. Every Qrelux account has a referral link. When someone you refer makes their first payment, you each get a free month, applied automatically at your next renewal.
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