A dynamic QR code on a flyer or poster lets you change the landing page after printing and see how many people scanned each day, which makes printed campaigns as measurable as online ones.
Make your QR code
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Make it dynamic and permanent
A dynamic code lets you change where it goes after printing. From $19 / £15 / €17, paid once. No subscription, no renewals, no scan limits.
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Buy a pack once
Choose 3, 25 or 250 dynamic codes. One payment, no subscription.
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Print and edit any time
Change the destination whenever you like. Edits are live in about a minute.
Three years, side by side
StandfastQR Starter compared with a typical subscription QR generator over three years
Feature
StandfastQR
Typical subscription generator
What you pay over 3 years
$19 once
$195 to $900 (the cheapest paid plan of six large providers, billed yearly)
If you stop paying
Nothing changes: there is nothing to stop paying
Dynamic codes are often deactivated
Your own domain
Included with Business and Agency
Often a higher plan or a paid add-on
Scan limits
None
Some free and entry plans cap scans
Subscription figures: QR TIGER, QRCodeChimp, Uniqode, Bitly, Hovercode and Flowcode published pricing, checked on 27 Oct 2026. Each provider’s comparison page links to its sources.
Measure your print
Give each flyer run or poster site its own code and label it in the dashboard (“Station poster”, “Door drop, March”). Daily scan totals then show which placement works. Business and Agency packs add country and device breakdowns.
Change the offer, keep the print
When the event sells out or the offer ends, repoint the code to the next one, or to a page explaining what’s on now. Posters left up longer than planned still send people somewhere useful.
Printing tips
Size: at least 2 cm for handheld flyers; for posters, roughly a tenth of the expected scanning distance (a code read from 2 m should be about 20 cm).
Contrast: dark code, light background, no busy image behind it.
Call to action: tell people what they’ll get. “Scan for tickets” beats a bare code.
Frequently asked questions
Can I see how many people scanned my flyer?
Yes. Each dynamic code shows scans per day, updated hourly. Use a separate code per placement to compare them.
Can I change the link after the flyers are printed?
Yes. That’s what a dynamic code is for. The change takes effect within about a minute.
What size should a QR code be on a poster?
A good rule is about one tenth of the scanning distance: around 20 cm across for a poster read from 2 metres.