Not one QR per product line — one per item. Mint serialized codes by the million, carry GS1 Digital Link and DataMatrix right on the package, track every unit individually, and catch counterfeits the moment one serial scans in two countries at once.
Wine & spirits is where unit-level codes pay for themselves fastest — but the same platform serializes anything that leaves your line. Each category gets its own on-pack symbology and the job it needs most.
A normal QR generator gives you one code for a product. Enterprise gives every single item its own — so analytics, recalls and authenticity work at the unit level, not the catalogue level.
One serial, scanned in two countries on the same day — flagged automatically. That’s a counterfeit you’d never see with a single SKU-level code.
Every unit carries a serial that verifies on scan. Clone detection flags the same serial scanning in two countries, and gray-market diversion shows up as scans in countries you never shipped to.
Protects margin, not just marketingRetailers are moving the barcode to a QR carrying a GS1 Digital Link. Encode GTIN, batch, expiry and a serial in one code that scans at the till and opens a product page for shoppers.
A board-mandated, dated migrationOne brand, hundreds of sites. Team seats and roles, folders per region, bulk CSV, and routing that sends each scan to the right local destination — with an audit log of seats, roles and security policy.
High-volume, recurring spendGenerate and manage codes as a job over the REST API — packaging runs, event tickets, asset tags, or QR-as-a-feature inside your own product, all under your own domain.
Breadth: QR as infrastructureOne code that does two jobs: it scans at the retail till like a barcode and opens a rich product page for the shopper. We encode the full GS1 application identifier set — rendered as a QR, a space-saving ECC200 DataMatrix for tight packaging, or a classic EAN-13 / Code 128 linear barcode for the scanners already on the shelf.
id.gs1.org/01/09501234567/10/L-2027-04/21/000847What the 2D-barcode migration and the EU product-passport rules ask of your packaging, and what MostlyQR does for each line today.
Sunrise 2027 is the GS1 US goal for retail point-of-sale scanners to read 2D barcodes by the end of 2027. The EU Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR) phases in Digital Product Passports one product group at a time through delegated acts. This checklist is a practical guide, not legal advice.
The same serialized code your customers and resellers scan resolves to a verification page on your own domain — a clear genuine-or-flagged answer, backed by the unit’s real scan history.
Scan with any phone camera — no app — for instant proof it’s the real thing.
Bulk-verify inbound stock before accepting a pallet; catch diverted or duplicated serials.
Every check is a first-party touchpoint — and a data point on where your product really travels.
When a unit verifies as genuine, the verify page offers a certificate of authenticity to download as a PNG image, drawn from the unit’s real record. Hand resellers proof of provenance, or let a customer keep theirs after a successful scan.
Everything below is shipping now — no “coming soon” asterisks on the things you’d buy us for.
Mint millions of unique codes as an async batch job — manage and bulk-export by run.
GS1 Digital Link application identifiers, rendered as QR or ECC200 DataMatrix.
EAN-13 and Code 128 too — stay compatible with the retail scanners already in the field.
Clone detection on duplicate-serial scans, plus diversion signals from unexpected geos.
Scan history down to the individual item, rolled up by batch, region and time.
Generate, repoint and report on codes programmatically — QR as infrastructure.
Codes resolve on your own domain, kept separate from shared redirect traffic.
Unlimited seats with role-based access and an audit log of seats, roles and security policy.
A platform fee with serials included, plus one published overage rate. You can budget it before you talk to anyone.
GS1 Digital Link, DataMatrix, the verify page, clone detection and per-unit analytics.
Everything in Starter, plus product-passport fields, reseller bulk verification, your custom domain and SSO via MostlyID.
Everything in Growth, plus the verify page white-labelled on your domain, certificates of authenticity, a named engineer and invoice billing. Overage falls to $0.30 per 1,000 above 100M serials.
We separate what ships today from what’s on the roadmap — so procurement can plan against facts, not a feature wishlist.
Seats, roles, security review and procurement on the Enterprise page