Track which QR code works: one link, many locations

If you put the same QR code on a shop window, a flyer and a billboard, a plain QR code can't tell you which one people actually scanned. They all point to the same page, so they look identical in your analytics. Tracked QR codes fix that.

The idea: name your codes

With a Pro subscription you can create up to 10 trackable QR codes. Point them at the same destination or different ones — it's up to you — and give each a name. A common setup is one booking page behind several named codes:

• “Front window”
• “A5 flyer”
• “Billboard — Station Road”
• “Table talkers”

What you get back

Each named code has its own scan count. So instead of “we got some scans,” you can see the window pulled 240 scans, the flyer 38, and the billboard 12 — and spend your next budget where it actually works.

Edit without reprinting

Because the printed code points through us, you can change where it leads at any time — run a seasonal offer, then switch it back — without reprinting a single poster. Your saved codes and their designs stay in your account, so you can re-download or restyle them whenever you like.

Try it

Designing and previewing is free — start on the generator. When you're ready to download and track, Pro is £4.99/month and you can cancel anytime. Pointing a code at a GetaBooking page works especially well — scan, book, done.