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StandfastQR and QR Code Generator (QRCG) compared

QR Code Generator (QRCG) is a subscription QR code service, while StandfastQR charges once with no subscription; this page compares price over three years, what happens if you stop paying, and custom-domain cost, from QRCG’s own pages checked on 27 Oct 2026.

Checked on , on QR Code Generator (QRCG)’s own pages, linked beside each claim.

QR Code Generator (QRCG) compared with StandfastQR
Item QR Code Generator (QRCG) StandfastQR
Lowest published price Starter €8 a month billed yearly (€96 a year), or €16 monthly; 2 dynamic codes and 10,000 scans; prices exclude VAT (source) €17 once for 3 dynamic codes (Starter)
Over 3 years €288 on yearly Starter (€96 × 3) (source) €17 in total
If you stop paying After the 14-day trial: “Dynamic QR Codes are deactivated and point to a service page rather than the original destination.” Upgrading reactivates them (source) Nothing changes. There is no further payment, and paid codes aren’t switched off for non-payment (Terms S1.2)
Your own domain Not listed on any self-serve plan (source) Included with Business (€45 once, 1 domain) and Agency (€119 once, 5 domains)
Scan limits 10,000 on Starter; unlimited on Advanced and above (source) None

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About QR Code Generator (QRCG)

QR Code Generator (QRCG by Bitly) is one of the largest QR services, with a wide range of code types, landing pages and team plans. Its plans auto-renew, and its FAQ says the notice period is 30 days before the end of the billing cycle.

Choosing between them

This comparison uses only the provider’s own published pages, linked above. Prices and terms change: always check the current pages before deciding. We re-check every six months.

Frequently asked questions

Is StandfastQR a subscription like QRCG?

No. StandfastQR charges once per pack, from $19 / £15 / €17 for 3 dynamic codes, with no renewal. Paid codes aren’t switched off for non-payment.

Can I move codes from QRCG to StandfastQR?

Codes printed on QRCG’s own short domain can only be redirected by QRCG, so moving means making new codes and reprinting. If you use your own domain with them, you may be able to point that domain at a new service.