QR codes for your van, flyers and signs

Customers point their phone camera at your QR code and get a price in a minute. Make one for each place you put it, such as “Van”, “Flyers” or “Yard sign”, so you can see which brings in work.

Make a QR code

Go to QR codes and choose New QR code.
Give it a name for where you’ll use it.
Under Where it goes, choose your Estimator page, or A page on my website that has the estimator on it. We check the website exists when you save.
Under Colours and logo, choose its colours and shapes, and add your logo in the middle if you like. Dark squares on a light background scan best, and we’ll warn you if your colours won’t scan well.
Save, then download it.

Download for print or screen

SVG stays sharp at any size. Send this one to your printer or sign maker.
PNG is for everything else: social media, emails and documents.

Download again after you change the design. Save your changes first.

Change where it goes, without reprinting

Every QR code uses a short link, so you can change where it goes at any time and printed copies follow. Deleting a QR code stops printed copies working, so change where it goes instead if you might still use it.

See what it brings in

Open a QR code to see Scans per day, the phones and computers people used, and how many scans became leads. Scan analytics are part of the Pro plan. Leads from a QR code also show in Analytics under Leads by source.

Tips

Print it at least 2 cm wide, bigger on a van or sign people see from a distance.
Add a few words next to it, such as “Scan for an instant price”.
Make sure it can be scanned: try it with two different phones before printing lots.