A code per surface
The banner, the handout and the badge each get their own code pointing at the same page. The breakdown says which surface earned the scans.
- QR codes
- Tags
Events & print advertising
Badges, banners and handouts that report back
A code per surface at an event, so you know which one people actually used.
Free for 50 links — no card required.
The problem
An event means a stand, a banner, a handout, a badge and a follow-up email — and afterwards, one undifferentiated bump in traffic that proves nothing about which of them worked.
How it helps
What this looks like in practice
Compare one event to the next
Tag by event and compare like for like, so the decision to book the same stand next year is based on something.
- Click analytics
A link that expires with the event
Set the offer link to expire after the show so late scans do not land on a registration page that has closed.
- Link expiry
What you get
The difference on a normal week
- Attribution per banner, badge and handout
- Year-on-year comparison per event
- Offer links that close when the event does
Getting started
Start free. Upgrade when it earns it.
The Free plan covers 50 links and click analytics — enough to prove this works for you. Starter, at ₹149 a month, adds the parts this page relies on: Tags, Link expiry.