GetQR Reviews

I am a freelance consultant, and for one of my clients, I had to work on some QR codes for product packaging. GetQR provided updates to product information links without label reprints. The quality was solid, and the codes reliably scan.

The functionality of Dynamic QR is very powerful; I can change URLs post-print, which is key to long-term materials. Analytics give a good baseline data for tracking of engagement. Brand customization via colors/logos makes codes look professional for client deliverables.

Feature set is pretty comprehensive but the learning curve was steeper than expected – spent about an hour figuring out all the options before I felt comfortable.

Did a pop-up event over the weekend and put different codes out at different locations. The scan analytics through GetQR helped me see which products were the most popular before I ever had to count the stock! 😊

Scan analytics showed me exactly how many people engaged with each code, where they were scanning from, and which time of day performed best. That data shaped how we planned the rest of our monthly promotions.

Would love to be able to label the codes by the name of the campaign to easily sort through the list to find older codes.

I used GetQR for an event promotion and tracked scans throughout the weekend. Being able to see spikes after certain announcements helped us adjust messaging on the fly. The setup was fast, and once running, it needed very little maintenance.

The analytics tools clearly showed scan counts by day, making it easy to measure interest during our campaign. Exporting clean svg files ensured the codes looked professional on banners and flyers across different sizes.

It took a minute to understand what each analytics metric represented, especially for someone new to qr tracking. A short tooltip or guide would help clarify things faster.

This feature alone made it worth my while to use getQR when creating the QR codes for our spring collection campaign. Since then, I have used the software on three other occasions.

After printing out 500 brochures, we found that the link of the landing page was changed. All we needed to do was one click in the dashboard to change the code, and we were set.

It would be great to have the option of replicating the look of the design into the creation of another code, instead of having to create everything again.

I previously used GetQR for several clients and liked the organization features. It was easy to switch between projects, and the analytics supported campaign data during reviews.

Organizing multiple projects for different clients in the same account was well-managed. Analytics tools were helpful in proving the worth of the project after launch.

One view option that would be useful for a client is the ability to share limited access without having to share everything.

Every quarter I build new campaign materials and getQR handles the QR side of things effortlessly. Last month's mailer campaign pulled in over 400 scans across two weeks.

Being able to generate dynamic QR codes and update the destination after printing has streamlined how we handle seasonal promotions. No more worrying about outdated links on materials.

The ability to mass produce QR codes in one go would be great. When it comes to creating ten or more QR codes for a campaign, doing it individually becomes repetitive.

The thing about radio ads is that they are transitory, but the QR code on the accompanying social media post lingers. I used GetQR to create one dynamic code, linked it to our promo page, and then changed the link when the promotion changed. Scanned codes tracked after each flight.

Code generation is quick, download quality is high, and the dynamic link function allows me to use the same code for different phases of the campaign without confusion.

Only thing I would like to see is a quicker way to view the code as it would look at different sizes, and the analytics could use a little more flexibility in date range.

I ran a three-day conference and all of my signage had getQR codes. I was able to see what people were most interested in before I even knew how many people had attended. Very valuable information.

I created separate QR codes for registering, schedules, and sponsor information. Each had different colors based on the event’s theme. The analytics also showed me which signs were exposed to the most foot traffic.

The ability to generate several QR codes at once using a list of URLs would be extremely helpful for event setup.

I relied on GetQR for a retail promo and appreciated how easy it was to adjust links mid-campaign. When inventory changed, I updated the destination instantly. It felt dependable and flexible without adding extra steps to my workflow.

Dynamic qr codes let me change landing pages after printing, which avoided costly reprints. The dashboard stayed responsive even with multiple codes active at once.

A bulk edit option for multiple links would be helpful when running large campaigns. Editing each one individually can be a bit slow.

I used GetQR to track QR codes on printed ads for a client. The scan data helped justify placement decisions. Overall, the platform balanced simplicity with enough data to be useful, which made reporting easier.

Scan analytics provided clear insights into engagement without overwhelming charts. The export options made sharing reports with clients simple and clean.

I would like more date range presets for analytics views. Custom ranges work fine, but presets would speed things up.

We created QR codes for our product labels, and the placement of our logo gave them a professionally designed look. This was all done by GetQR, which scanned correctly on all devices during our quality check.

We were able to upload our company logo, which fit into the center of our code without any further adjustments. The auto-sizing feature ensured that everything was balanced correctly, giving our exported image a professional finish.

One feature that could be added is the ability for users to upload a transparent PNG image for their logo. This would then allow the tool to automatically remove any unwanted background artifacts from the image.

Used getqr for generating QR codes for my client's product line, which worked perfectly, but handling so many of them at once felt slightly cramped. For small-scale projects, however, it's a very smooth experience.

The code generator for dynamic links, logo uploads, and color schemes works perfectly without any hitches. Managed to download a clean SVG on the first try, which scanned perfectly on both Android and iPhone.

The dashboard layout, however, looks a bit cramped for handling over ten codes at once. Some sort of folder organization would be greatly appreciated.

I set up a three-day conference with QR codes at each station. Registration, session feedback, sponsor exhibits – all handled with separate codes. The data provided exactly which sessions were most well-attended and where people tended to congregate. I changed a couple of links on the fly when we had schedule conflicts and it was seamless.

Designed several QR codes for various stations at the event (registration, networking, feedback). Dynamic codes allowed me to change the target forms as the event dictated. High-quality downloads were excellent for printing and displaying around the event space.

Organizing multiple codes for use at once does require some personal bookkeeping on my part – a more sophisticated system of organization with folders or tags would be helpful for larger events.

We implemented GetQR's feedback code onto every receipt, and our volume of online reviews steadily increased over the first month. Consumers will take action when it's just a quick scan away from their phone.

The feedback QR code type allows you to link directly to a review page in just one scan. Using this on our receipts increased our monthly reviews significantly.

An option to rotate multiple link destinations within a single code would enable me to A/B test different review requests.

Placed identical promotional QR codes in three of our store windows linking to a seasonal sale page. getQR's analytics made it obvious that our downtown location outperformed the other two combined, which shifted where we allocated our next round of signage budget.

Analytics dashboard let me compare scan performance between locations side by side. Could see which store's window display drove the most engagement, what time of day scans peaked at each spot, and which device types dominated per neighborhood.

Automated weekly email digest summarizing scan activity across all codes would reduce the need for manual dashboard check-ins. Currently logging in every few days to pull numbers works, but a scheduled summary would make reporting to our district manager faster.

Developed dynamic QR codes for a seasonal promotion and the scan analytics allowed me to determine which store locations generated the most traffic. GetQR made the entire process easy and trackable.

Analytics dashboard provides a clean display of scan counts, locations, and types. The ability to monitor engagement on a code-by-code basis gave me a true understanding of which placements were working.

Would like to see a date range filter option on the analytics view page so I don’t have to scroll through everything manually.

Used GetQR for our retail marketing campaign and there were no issues at all. The dynamic QR Codes eliminated the need for reprinting and the scan data gave me valuable insights about the busiest store locations

The flexibility that came with changing the destination link after printing really helped me out when launching my product. I had printed 300 flyers before discovering an erroneous link fixed it on the spot

Would like to see a couple more templates added to the gallery

I have a small seed business, and each packet contains a QR code linking to growing instructions and a brief video. Created them in GetQR, tested on the actual packet size, and exported SVG for the printer. When I changed a URL for an updated guide in the middle of the season, the dynamic QR code worked correctly. I saw from analytics that tomato seeds were the most frequently scanned.

The editor is user-friendly for rapid branding adjustments, and the SVG export is clean enough for commercial label production. Scan speed performance was not compromised on small, curved surfaces.

I would like to see a small format preview option and notification about designs that might impair scannability at very small scales.

After implementing our new restaurant menu, I decided to use GetQR to generate dynamic QR Codes for our website links. This allowed future modifications to the links without reprinting. Subsequent attempts accessed by different phones were made to authenticate the functionality, and SVG files were sent to our designer and PNG to meet our printing demands. Overall, this is an efficient tool with minor UI findings.

The customization tools allow me to match our brand colors and add a logo without sacrificing readability. The SVG and high-res PNG export were sharp on table tents and stickers, and the dashboard seems intuitive.

A few moreframe styles and label arrangements would be welcome, and it took a moment to find the scan analytics section initially.

We use GetQR codes on our delivery vehicles and they need to scan from a distance in all kinds of weather. Every single one of them has performed beautifully and our customers can scan them to leave feedback or order again.

Downloaded a high-res PNG and printed it on weatherproof stickers for outdoor use. The code scanned perfectly even after weeks of sun and rain exposure. Colors stayed vibrant and the logo remained legible at small sizes.

A recommendation of the minimum print sizes for each export format would be very handy to avoid any guesswork when ordering stickers or decals from outside parties.