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Why a coupon QR code
A discount printed straight onto a flyer cannot be changed, and everyone who sees the flyer knows the code. A coupon QR code puts the code and a short description of the offer — 20% off, a free coffee, free delivery — on a page that opens when someone scans. Customers show that page at the till or type the code at online checkout, and you can change the offer or stop it without reprinting.
- Change the coupon code or the wording of the offer after the flyers are out.
- An expiry date or a scan limit in the Security tab ends the promotion automatically.
- A fallback link sends late scanners to your current offers instead of an expired one.
- Separate codes per newspaper, partner or shop window reveal which channel brings people in.
Newspaper and magazine adverts
Each publication gets its own code, and scan counts show which readers actually came looking for the deal.
In-box offers
A card inside the parcel shows a code for the next order, typed in at your online checkout.
Partner promotions
A gym hands out a café's coupon; scans show how many members took up the offer.
Grand openings
Door hangers and leaflets carry an opening-week discount that ends on its own when the week is over.
Goodwill gestures
Support teams pack a coupon card with a replacement item to win the customer back.
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Coupon QR Code Generator | One-Time or Limited-Time Discounts
A coupon QR code shows customers your discount code and what it gives them, ready to show at the till or type at checkout. Unlike a loyalty program, it is a single offer with no ongoing membership.
What is this QR code?
Scanning a coupon QR code brings up a page with the coupon code and a short description of the discount. The code is applied by your till or online shop; the QR code only delivers it and counts the scans.
Best use cases
- ✓A flyer offering a one-time 10% discount for new customers.
- ✓A discount for the next purchase, printed inside the box.
- ✓A time-limited sale coupon in a marketing mailer.
- ✓A partner discount at a cafe for holders of a specific card.
How to generate your QR code
Create the discount in your till or online shop first, so the code works when customers use it.
Enter the coupon code exactly as the system expects it, capital letters included.
Describe the offer in a few words, for example 15% off your next order.
Save the code, then set an expiry date or scan limit in the Security tab if the offer is limited.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is a coupon QR code the same as a loyalty card?
No. A coupon carries one offer for one purchase. A loyalty card tracks repeat visits over time and needs its own system.
What does the customer see after scanning?
A simple page with your coupon code and the discount description, opened in the phone browser. No app or account is needed.
Does the discount apply automatically at checkout?
No. The code is shown, not applied: staff key it in at the till or the customer enters it in your online shop, where the actual discount is set up.
Can I stop the coupon after a certain date?
Set an expiry date in the Security tab and scans stop showing the code after that day. The code itself still works in your shop until you switch it off there.
Can one person use it twice?
Everyone who scans sees the same code. A scan limit caps the total number of views, but per-customer limits have to be enforced by your checkout or till system.
How many coupons can one QR code show?
One code and one description. For different offers, create a separate QR code for each, which also keeps their statistics apart.
Can I measure redemptions?
QR Global counts scans. Compare that number with how often the code was used in your till or shop to see how many scanners actually bought.
Industry Workflows & Use Cases
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