A dynamic QR code for a one-time payment

What a dynamic code costs over three years

The subscription generators price a redirect like a service you rent. Their own pricing pages, read on 2026-10-24 (each vendor linked):

And the honest comparison with the other pay-once sellers. QReasy lists one code from $3.99 and twenty for $29.99 (a third-party listing, hunted.space; the vendor's own site did not load on 2026-10-24), which is cheaper than us per code.QRever charges ₹999 per dynamic code (roughly €10) and, like us, publishes a shutdown guarantee: at least 90 days' notice, then at least 5 years of redirects. OwnQR lists $15 per code (third-party listings, for exampleCapterra). If the lowest price per code is all that matters, QReasy wins. Our €9 buys the written 12-month-plus-5-years shutdown plan, JSON and _redirects exports, andthe planned own-domain pack, which none of them offer together.

Who should pay monthly instead

If you want scan counts, A/B campaigns, team seats or hundreds of managed codes, that is what the subscription vendors are actually selling, and they are good at it. We store nothing about a scan, so there are no analytics here to pay for.

Questions people ask

Why does almost every QR generator charge monthly?

Because a dynamic code needs their redirect to stay online, and a subscription is the easiest way to bill for that. Running a redirect actually costs fractions of a cent per month, which is why a one-time price can work: we charge once and publish a written plan for the day we might stop.

Is there really no renewal, ever?

None. Launch price €6.30 until 22 November 2026, then €9. Each code is paid once through Stripe. There is no account, so there is nothing that could auto-renew.

What does the €9 cover?

One editable code: a short link you print once and repoint any time through its edit link, unlimited scans, JSON export, and the written shutdown guarantee. No scan tracking, by design.