Use case
QR codes for churches and nonprofits
Giving and bulletins without a reprint.
Last year's appeal is still in the hymnal
A static code printed in the annual report still takes people to a closed fundraiser.
Print the card, retarget the gift
Dynamic codes on pew cards and posters can move from an appeal to a newsletter signup when the appeal closes. You will not see who gave — analytics are counts and country, not names.
Parish uses
- Giving pages
- Weekly bulletin PDFs
- Event calendar codes
- Volunteer vCards
Related generators
- Website QR — giving
- PDF QR — bulletins
FAQ
- Is a printed churches QR code stuck forever?
- Only if it is static. A Wi-Fi code is static and must be reprinted to change the network. Website, menu, PDF and vCard codes encode a link we own, so you can edit the destination after printing.
- Can I see who scanned it?
- No names or emails. Dynamic codes record scan counts, device type and country. That is all.
- What does it cost?
- $1.99 covers 7 days, then $97/year unless you cancel. Monthly is $29. Lifetime is $197 once. There is no free plan.
- Should I use a free generator instead?
- Yes, if the destination will never move and you do not need a scan count. That is the honest case for Canva or a phone's built-in maker.