What DotQR solves for you.
Not a list of features. The problems people come to us with, and what changes once their codes run on DotQR.
“The flyers are printed and the link has to change.”
A reprint costs money and time, and a code that leads to an old page costs you customers. With a dynamic code you change where it leads in a few clicks, and everything already printed follows.
- No reprintsMenus, posters and packaging keep working when your site, offer or app changes.
- Fix mistakes afterwardsA typo in the link or a page that moved is a quick edit, not a new print run.
- Plan aheadSet a start and an end date, and a fallback page for when the campaign is over.
“I have no idea whether my print does anything.”
Without numbers you're guessing where your budget goes. DotQR counts every scan by place, time and device, so you see which flyer, poster or location actually brings people in.
- Compare per placementGive each poster or location its own code and see which one earns its place.
- When and whereScans per day, hour, country and city show when your audience is out and about.
- People, not botsLink previews and crawlers are left out, so the numbers mean something.
“One code, but my visitors aren't all the same.”
Someone on an iPhone wants the App Store, a visitor from Germany wants the German site. Rules send each scan where it belongs, and A/B tests show which page works better.
- To the right app storeiPhone to the App Store, Android to Google Play, from a single code.
- By country and timeThe German site for Germany, the dinner menu after six.
- A/B testsSplit visitors fairly over two pages; each keeps seeing the same one.
“A standard QR code doesn't fit my brand.”
Black squares on a carefully designed poster look like an afterthought. Make the code yours, with your colours, shapes and logo, on your own domain, and it still scans.
- Colours, shapes and your logoThe scan meter warns you before a design stops scanning.
- Your own domaingo.yourbrand.com instead of a generic short link builds trust before anyone scans.
- Print-ready filesSVG and PNG for the printer, at the size you need.
“We do this with several people, or for clients.”
Codes in one person's account are a risk the day they leave, or the day a client asks a question. Workspaces keep codes together, roles decide who may change what, and the log shows who did.
- RolesOwner, Admin, Member and Viewer: everyone can do what they need, and no more.
- A workspace per clientKeep each brand's codes, domains and numbers apart.
- Activity logSee who changed which destination, and when.
“I also need barcodes for my products.”
One tool for QR codes and another for barcodes means double work and double logins. Make EAN, UPC, Code 128, GS1-128, ISBN and Data Matrix in the same place, checked and ready to print.
- Check digits done for youMistakes are caught before a barcode reaches the printer.
- Ten symbologiesFrom EAN-13 on the shelf to Data Matrix on small parts.
- Next to your QR codesSame workspace, with tags to keep product ranges in order.
“I want this to work with our own software.”
Making codes by hand doesn't scale with a webshop, a CRM or hundreds of products. The API creates codes, changes destinations and reads the numbers from your own systems.
- Create in bulkA code for every product or location, generated from your own data.
- Change from your systemDestinations update by themselves when a product page moves.
- Your numbers, your dashboardsPull scan data into the tools you already use.
Start with one code.
Free plan, no credit card. Make it dynamic the moment you need to.