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QR Code Generator alternative

QRlify compared with QR Code Generator

An honest comparison. Where they win, we say so.

Because a comparison that wins every row is not a comparison, it is an advert.

QR code that opens the QRlify generator
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What can be said without the small print

Where a competitor’s plans change every season, we say to check them rather than guess on your behalf.

WhatQR Code GeneratorQRlify
Dynamic codes you can editYes, on paid plansFrom the free plan, one code
Static codesYes, freeFree and unlimited
Scan analyticsMore granular than ours, including OS breakdownsCity, device and date, from Starter
A link page includedCheck their current plansQCard, from the free plan
Interface in SpanishCheck their language optionsNative, not translated
Interface in EnglishYesYes
Years on the marketFar more than usWe are the newcomer
PriceCheck their pricing pageSee our plans
Said plainly

When to choose each one

01

Stay with them

If you need analytics down to operating system, deep integrations or the paperwork a large organisation asks for, they have been doing this far longer and it shows.

02

Come here

If you want a dynamic code without paying from day one, a link page included, and an interface that was written in Spanish rather than run through a translator.

03

Try both

Nothing stops you. Make a code here on the free plan, put it next to one of theirs, and keep whichever you actually end up opening.

Before you move

The thing nobody warns you about

What does not move

Dynamic codes are not portable

A dynamic code points at the provider’s domain. Whatever you have already printed keeps pointing at theirs, and no provider can change that — not them, not us.

So anything printed stays where it is until you reprint it.

What to do about it

Move as you reprint

Keep the old codes alive while they still matter and make the new ones here. Nobody needs to switch everything on one afternoon.

And whatever you print from now on will be editable without paying first.

What you get

Your page, and the code that takes it outside

The QCard is your link page: a name, a description and whatever buttons you want — Instagram, WhatsApp, the shop, the menu.

And the code pointing at it gets printed wherever you need. You change the buttons whenever you like and what is printed still holds.

A QCard on a phone: name, description and buttons to the catalogue, WhatsApp, the store list and the reviews
Questions

What people ask before switching

Their scan analytics are more granular, and they have been around far longer, which shows in integrations and in enterprise features. If you need operating-system level breakdowns or a large organisation’s compliance paperwork, look at them first.
Dynamic codes cannot be moved between providers: the printed pattern points at their domain, not yours. Anything already printed stays with them. What you can do is create the new ones here and move across as you reprint.
Unlimited static codes, one dynamic code you can edit, and a QCard link page. The day-by-day and per-campaign analytics start on the Starter plan. See the plans.
No. The product and the site work in Spanish and English. It was built in Mexico, which is why the Spanish is native rather than translated, but nothing about it is Spanish-only.
Static codes you downloaded are yours forever, because they carry the destination inside. Dynamic ones depend on the redirect, so it is worth bearing in mind before a large print run. That condition is the same with any tool of this kind, including the one you use now.

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