How editable codes work
An editable (or "dynamic") QR code holds a short ScanSpot link. When someone scans it, we send them on to the link you picked. Change the link in your account, and the same printed code now opens the new page. No reprinting.
What people use them for
- Restaurant menus that change with the season
- Event posters that point to this week's event
- Product packaging that links to a manual or a video you might update
- Real estate signs that switch to the next listing
- Church, school and club flyers that point to the newest sign-up form
Our promise: they keep working if you stop paying
Most QR sites switch your codes off the moment you stop paying, after they're printed everywhere. ScanSpot doesn't. If your plan ends, your codes keep opening the last link you set and keep counting scans. You just can't change them until you renew.
Plans
- Personal, $20 a year: up to 10 editable codes with scan counts.
- Business, $50 a year (launch price): up to 100 codes, a daily scan chart for each, making many codes at once from a list, and CSV download.
Billed once a year, no monthly fees, 30-day money-back. Free static codes stay free forever.