Answers for teams planning a multi-market QR rollout.

The 14-day Starter trial is available once per organization and starts without a payment method. After an organization has used its trial, a later Starter subscription begins as paid. Stripe Checkout confirms whether the trial is available and any amount due before checkout is completed. It includes 10 published QR codes, unlimited scans, and 25 media files.

No. The Starter trial starts without a payment method. If you add one during the trial, your Starter subscription begins automatically when the trial ends and renews until canceled. Without one, the trial ends without a charge and the organization returns to Free limits.

Yes. The trial is built for validating a live rollout. Teams can publish up to 10 QR codes, test routing in the field, and confirm the end-to-end scan experience before moving to a paid plan.

Every paid plan keeps scans unlimited. Higher tiers increase published QR, media, and custom domain capacity while adding broader analytics visibility.

Yes. You can update the default destination, country and device routes, combined routing rules, temporary schedules, and media after the code has already been printed and distributed.

GeoQR uses country-level network information from the resolver request. It checks for a matching country rule and otherwise uses the default destination. It does not request precise GPS coordinates or location permission from the visitor.

A GS1 Digital Link puts a GS1 identifier, such as a GTIN, into a web address. A normal phone scan can open the configured product page, while GS1-aware systems can request typed product resources or a Linkset from the same address.

Each QR keeps a default destination alongside any country-specific rules. If GeoQR does not find a market match, it falls back to the default redirect.

No. Teams can start with the default available domain option and add a branded domain later when they are ready.

Yes. GeoQR supports custom domains so teams can run QR campaigns on brand-owned URLs instead of relying on a generic redirect domain.

Yes. Teams can publish QR assets with consistent design, upload supporting media, and keep branded campaign experiences managed from the same control plane.

Yes. GeoQR can export QR artwork as PNG or SVG. Use PNG for quick digital use and SVG when you need scalable artwork for print layouts or production files.

GeoQR supports branded QR design options such as solid or gradient colors, dot and corner styles, CTA frames, margins, logo overlays, and error correction controls.

GeoQR reports total scans, estimated daily unique scanners, and trends across QR codes, campaigns, countries, devices, destinations, and time ranges. You can also inspect the individual events behind those reports. Estimated daily unique scanners is a trend estimate rather than an exact count of people.

GeoQR includes redirect safety checks to help teams review risky destination URLs before they become customer-facing. Teams should still test and approve final destinations before launch.

Test the QR on a real device, confirm that the right destination opens, and make sure the design scans reliably in normal conditions before you print or share it broadly.

No. GeoQR describes scan location at the country level based on network metadata. It does not describe this flow as collecting precise GPS coordinates from scans.