One place for every code your organisation has printed, across sites, campaigns and teams, with the analytics, the roles and the audit trail that come with running them at that scale.
One dashboard
Not one login per brand and not a spreadsheet of short links. Every code the organisation has printed sits in one account, searchable and filterable, with the team member who made it attached to it.
Sites and campaigns
A chain with forty sites does not want forty accounts. Folders and tags come from whatever you already use to name things, and bulk creation applies them to thousands of codes at once.
Change without reprinting
The reason this is worth centralising. Every code is a dynamic redirect, so a site closing, a URL structure changing or a campaign ending is an edit in a dashboard rather than a reprint of everything already in the world.
Reporting
Scans are never metered on any tier, so measuring more of the estate never costs more. What the business usually wants is that data next to everything else, which is what the GA4 and pixel forwarding is for.
Totals over time, device type, and country: what happened when someone scanned.
Preview: sample account
Analytics
Track your QR code performance and engagement
Total QR codes
4
Total scans
847
Avg. Scans/QR
212
Top performer
Lunch menu
214 scans
Scans Over Time
Daily scan activity for the last 30 days
Device Breakdown
Scans by device type
Top Locations
Where your QR codes are being scanned
The ceilings for this, on each tier. Scans are not metered on any of them, and scan history is kept for the life of the account.
Business
Scale
Enterprise
Enterprise is quoted and invoiced rather than bought, so its ceilings are set by the contract.
Annual is billed once a year and shown as its monthly equivalent, so it compares directly against the monthly price beside it.
One account, one batch upload per wave. A spreadsheet of destinations becomes a code per row with the site name and folder attached, and the archive comes back ready to send to whoever is printing. Nothing has to be created by hand.
Codes printed on another provider's hostname cannot be moved. The hostname is inside the image. What you can do is create the new estate here and retire the old codes as the physical items are replaced, which is the same schedule the print cycle already runs on.
Roles decide it, and they are enforced on every write rather than in the interface. An owner controls billing and seats, an admin can create and change anything, and a member works on codes without being able to change the account.
Business and Scale are self-serve and charged to a card. Enterprise is quoted, invoiced and provisioned by us, and its ceilings are set by the contract rather than by a dial. That is the right lane for a security review or a purchase order.
Businesses using SmartQRCode on menus, packaging, business cards and bookings.
“So easy to use. I created QR codes for my shop window in minutes. Customers scan and go straight to our online store.”
“Digital menus that actually work. We update prices anytime without reprinting. Customers love scanning from the table.”
“Added QR codes to our tables for the menu and WiFi password. Simple setup, looks professional. Exactly what I needed.”
“I put QR codes on my product packaging linking to care instructions. Clean, simple, and my customers appreciate it.”
“Made a QR code for my business card that links to my portfolio. Professional touch that takes 2 minutes to create.”
“QR codes in my salon link to our booking page. No more phone tag with clients. Worth every penny.”
The plans are further up this page, or tell us the seat count, the domain and the batch sizes you need and we will set it up with you.