For print shops and promo-product distributors

Print QR codes your customers never have to reprint.

Every code you print points to a short link your customer can change any time, so a moved web page never means a reprint.

Free plan: 50 links and 1,000 tracked clicks a month. No credit card.

Early print-shop partners: the Growth plan (25 domains, 90 days of scan history) free for your first month. All we ask is 15 minutes of honest feedback.

Product demo

21 seconds, no sound: a customer’s job kept under their name, their colors on every code, the whole job as one ZIP, and the customer changing a code after printing.

  1. Keep every code in a customer’s job under their name.
  2. Put their colors and caption on every code at once.
  3. Download the whole job as one ZIP of SVG and PNG files, ready for the press.
  4. Menu changed? Change the link and the printed codes follow.

Why printed QR codes come back as complaints

Codes that can change after printing

Each code points to a short link. Change where it goes any time, and every printed copy follows.

In the customer’s brand

Their colors, their logo in the middle, a caption like “Scan for the menu”, at print size.

A whole job in one download

Select the links for an order and download every code as one ZIP of SVG and PNG files.

One tag per customer

Tag each customer’s links so their codes and scan counts stay together in your account.

Scans per piece

Give each flyer, sign or table card its own code and see which ones people actually scan.

Never switched off for usage

We never switch a code off because an account went over a plan limit.

Questions print shops ask first

Who owns the codes, us or our customer?

Whoever’s account the links live in. Most shops keep them in their own account, with one tag per customer.

Can a code use the customer’s own domain?

Yes. Add their domain once (one DNS record), and their codes read links.theirbrand.com instead of ours.

Do the codes scan reliably with a logo in the middle?

Yes. Codes with a logo use the highest error correction, and we refuse color pairs that phones may not read.

What does it cost?

The free plan covers 50 links a month. Paid plans are $9, $29, $79 and $199 a month. While billing is being built, paid plans are set up by email.

Already have codes in print?

A note from the founder

MicroURL is new, and it’s a very small team. So here’s the deal for early users: I’ll set up your domain and move your existing links over for free. All I ask is 15 minutes of honest feedback on what’s missing. Everything we ship is listed on the changelog, and uptime is public on the status page.

Hitesh, founder