A dynamic QR code points at a short link you control, so you can change the destination after it is printed and every copy already out there follows instantly. Every scan is tracked — location, device, time — and the printed code keeps working even after you cancel.
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The QR encodes a mqr.sh short link, not the raw URL — so you swap where it goes whenever you like and the printed code never has to change.
Live scan counts on every code (free shows counts up to 100, and scans are never capped); Pro adds location, device and time breakdowns, geofencing and integrations at $9/mo.
The free plan gives you a real dynamic code with no logo stamped on it and no credit card. Cancel and the code freezes — it never deactivates on you.
A dynamic QR code encodes a short link you control instead of the raw destination, so you can change where it points after it is printed — every scan follows the new destination instantly, with no reprint.
A static code bakes the destination into the image, so it can never change. A dynamic code points at a redirect you own, so it is editable, trackable, and can be repointed forever.
Yes. That is the whole point: update the destination anytime in MostlyQR and every printed copy already in the wild redirects to the new place immediately.
MostlyQR codes never expire — even on the free plan. If you cancel, the code freezes to its last saved destination and keeps resolving for as long as MostlyQR runs instead of being switched off.
Yes. The free plan gives you a real dynamic code with no watermark and no credit card. Paid plans from $4/mo add more codes, full analytics, integrations and team seats.
Yes. Every plan shows live scan counts (free shows counts up to 100 per code, and scans are never capped); Pro ($9/mo) adds location, device and time breakdowns, full analytics and geofencing.
No. Unlike many tools that deactivate codes on cancellation, a MostlyQR code freezes to its last saved destination and keeps resolving for as long as MostlyQR runs (with 12 months’ notice and a full export if that ever changes), so a printed campaign never dies mid-run.
On any paid plan, yes — repoint as often as you like to rotate campaigns, fix typos or retire offers. On the free plan you can fix a new code's destination as often as you need in its first 24 hours; after that it can change once every 30 days, counted from when the code was created.
Any URL — a website, landing page, menu, PDF, app store, form or hosted page. You can change which one it points to at any time.
Open the MostlyQR builder, paste your link, customise the design, and download the code. It is dynamic by default, so you can edit the destination later for free.
Real dynamic codes on a free plan — no watermark, no card. And the printed code never expires, even after you leave.
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