Features · Landing pages
Half the time there's nothing to point a code at — the restaurant has no menu page, the artist has links but no site, the property sheet lives in a PDF nobody maintains. Landing pages fill that half: compose a small mobile page from blocks, we host it, your code points at it.
Paired with a dynamic code, the page completes the loop: the print encodes a permanent short URL, the page behind it is editable any time, and neither ever forces a reprint. Tonight's specials, this week's line-up, the current price list — edited on the page, live on the next scan.
Headline, text, images, buttons, social links — assembled in minutes and rendered fast on the phone screens that will actually read it. It's deliberately a page, not a website: the thing a scan deserves is an answer, not a navigation.
Customer-authored pages serve from a separate domain, isolated from the domain your printed codes resolve through. That separation is brand-safety engineering: whatever anyone publishes on a page can never taint the domain every customer's printed codes depend on.
Pages are part of paid plans — 5 on Growth, 25 on Scale, 100 on Business — and not the trial. Free anonymous hosting is how phishing infrastructure gets built, and the cost lands on everyone sharing the platform; a real identity behind every page is what keeps every customer's codes trusted.
PlansLanding pages are on every paid plan — 5 on Growth, 25 on Scale, 100 on Business, contract-set on Enterprise. Not available during a free trial. Compare plans →
Questions
Pages serve from our pages domain; your branded domain (Business+) applies to the code's short URL — the thing that's actually printed. Codes can equally point at any page you host yourself.
Moving down doesn't delete pages — it stops you creating more than the lower allowance. Published pages you're entitled to keep rendering; everything you built stays yours.
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Unlimited static codes on every plan. Dynamic codes you can repoint after printing, on your own domain.
