QR codes for coupons and offers
A paper coupon tells you nothing until someone redeems it weeks later. A coupon QR code reports the moment it's scanned — which flyer, which neighborhood, which hour. And when the offer ends, the code doesn't die: repoint it at the current promotion instead of a dead landing page.
Scan for 15% off
example flyer code — points back at this page, scan it
In the editor: Pick the URL type pointing at the offer page and switch on Dynamic. Add UTM tags per placement so redemptions in your shop system trace back to the exact flyer.
Three tips from the print shop.
One code per placement
Print a different dynamic code on the flyer, the receipt, and the window cling. The scan counts then read like a ledger: cost per placement against scans per placement.
Retire offers without dead ends
When the 15%-off ends, repoint the code at the new offer or a signup page. Every expired coupon in a kitchen drawer keeps working for you instead of 404ing.
Put the offer in the frame
'Scan for 15% off' printed under the code doubles the reason to pull out a phone. Use the frame text in the editor — the offer travels with the code on every export.
Asked before every print run.
How do I know which flyer drove a redemption?
Give each placement its own code or UTM tag. Scans report source, time, and city — match that against redemptions and the next print budget writes itself.
What happens when the offer expires?
Repoint the code at the current promotion, a waitlist, or your homepage. The print keeps producing instead of embarrassing you with a dead link.
Can I pause a coupon code instantly?
Yes — dynamic codes can be paused from the dashboard. Scanners see a clear 'offer paused' page instead of the deal, and you can reactivate any time.
Also printing for restaurant menus, wi-fi, business cards or instagram?
Print it once. Point it anywhere.
Design the code in the editor, export it print-ready, and keep the destination in your hands long after the ink dries.