GetQR markets itself as the “#1 QR code generator” — 1.1M+ users, 33M+ scans, and one of the most polished funnels in the category. Here’s where we differ, stated as facts from its own site and public reviews, so you can decide for your own campaign.
Yes. GetQR has a polished funnel and a genuinely fast first code, but MostlyQR gives you public pricing you can see before you pay (GetQR’s /pricing, /plans and /create all 404, and the price only appears in checkout after a $1 charge) and a genuinely free dynamic plan (3 codes, no card).
No. A MostlyQR code freezes to its last destination and keeps resolving forever. GetQR codes are reported to deactivate when the subscription lapses or is cancelled, so your printed code stays live with us where theirs may not.
MostlyQR publishes its full pricing on the page — Free, Lite $4, Pro $9 and Team $29 — billed monthly. GetQR shows no public pricing; the entry to a dynamic code is reported as $1 to start, then around $39.99/yr. Check GetQR’s current checkout directly, as this reflects our last review.
Yes. You keep the granular design control you like — independent body, eye-frame and eye-ball shapes, HEX colours, logo upload and high-res SVG/PDF export — plus saved brand styles and 8-language localization GetQR doesn’t offer, and team seats, a REST API, bulk import and hosted pages on the Pro and Team plans.
No. The free plan gives 3 real dynamic codes with no watermark and no credit card, with live scan counts included on free (location, device and time analytics come with Pro) — unlike GetQR, which has no genuinely free dynamic plan.
Honest, fact-by-fact comparisons against the QR platforms teams evaluate most.
Real free dynamic codes — no watermark, no scan cap.
QR TIGER alternativeFlows and integrations at $9 — not gated at $250.
Flowcode alternativeReal monthly billing — and a free plan that’s actually dynamic.
Uniqode alternativeYour printed code never deactivates mid-campaign.
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