Put a scannable listing on every board, brochure, and site hoarding. See the interest each property draws—and when it sells, point the same code at the next one.
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Between the calls that do come in, you're working blind:
A trackable code turns every board into a signal instead of a guess.
Get startedOne code per property, per sign, or per agent—each with its own numbers.
Passers-by scan for photos, price, and floor plans at the gate—no call required, no hours missed
Know how many people revisited the listing after the viewing, and for how many days the interest held
Collect interest in a development months before handover, and update the code as each phase releases
Give each agent a code of their own and see who is bringing the walk-ins
Instead of “we're getting good interest,” you can show:
Boards are expensive to print and slow to replace. The code on them doesn't have to be single-use.
Reuse the same board and code on your next instruction instead of paying for another print run
A scan can open a chat with the listing agent, so enquiries arrive where your team already replies
Portal listing expired or moved? Repoint the code and the board outside keeps working
Agencies and developers can group codes per client or project and report on each one on its own
What our customers are saying
"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"
Choose the plan that fits your needs today, and scale as your campaigns grow
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Essential tools for individuals and small businesses running QR campaigns
Intelligent routing, branded experiences, and analytics for serious marketers
Separate workspaces for every client, a bigger team, and longer scan history
Start with your current instructions and have numbers to show by the next seller review.
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No—and that's deliberate. You get counts, times, approximate city, and device type, not names or phone numbers. To reach someone, give them a reason to contact you on the page the code opens.
No. Point the code wherever the property already lives—a portal listing, a brochure PDF, an Instagram post, or a WhatsApp chat with the agent handling it. See where a QR code should link to for what makes a good destination.
Yes. Invite your team, group codes by agent, client, or development, and compare their scans side by side. Higher plans add more users and client groups.
Not on its own—a scan is interest, not an offer. What it gives you is a fair comparison: this board against that one, this week against last, so you can tell a warming listing from a cooling one. More on what scan data can and cannot tell you.
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.
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5 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.
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