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Why a price list QR code
Printed price boards go out of date with every increase, and handwritten corrections do not look professional. A price list QR code puts your current prices on the customer's phone. Link a page on your website, a PDF or a shared spreadsheet, or simply type a short list into the code: without a link, scanning brings up your text on its own. When prices change, update the page or the text in your account, and every printed code shows the new numbers. A price list suits services and goods of any kind; restaurants usually prefer the menu type, and shops that show pictures and options the catalog type.
- Customers always see current prices, not last year's board.
- A short list can be typed directly, with no website needed.
- Update prices once and every printed code follows.
- Suits salons, workshops, tutors and wholesale price sheets alike.
Hairdressers and nail studios
Next to the mirror, clients check prices for cuts, colouring and treatments.
Car washes and garages
Customers compare service packages while they wait.
Tutors and trainers
Flyers show rates for single lessons and packages.
Wholesale suppliers
Trade customers at a fair scan the current price sheet.
Rental shops
Bike and equipment rentals list hourly and daily prices at the door.
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Price List QR Code Generator
A price list QR code shows customers what your services or products cost today. Link a web page, PDF or spreadsheet, or type a short list straight into the code, and update it whenever prices change.
What is this QR code?
Scanning leads to the address of your price list or, if you typed the prices, to a plain page showing them. Changing the destination later updates every printed code.
Best use cases
- ✓Hairdressers and beauty salons showing current service prices by the mirror.
- ✓Car washes and repair shops listing prices for each service.
- ✓Wholesale suppliers sharing a price sheet with trade customers at a fair.
- ✓Tutors and trainers listing rates for lessons and packages.
How to generate your QR code
Put the list on your website, in a PDF or in a shared spreadsheet, or keep a few lines of text.
Enter its address, or type the prices with a short heading.
Open it on a phone and make sure the list reads without zooming.
Hang the code at the counter, in the window or on business cards.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is a price list different from a menu or catalog?
Menus are made for food and drinks, and catalogs for products with pictures and options; a price list just states the cost of each service or item.
Do I have to reprint when prices change?
No. Edit the page or the text of the code, and customers see the new prices from then on.
Do I need a website for the price list?
No. Type the prices as text; scanning displays them without any website. For longer lists, link a PDF or spreadsheet.
How do I update prices?
Edit the linked page or the code's text, and the label in the shop needs no change.
Price list, menu or catalog?
Pick the menu type for food and drink and the catalog when products need pictures; for plain prices, this type.
Can I show different prices to different visitors?
With smart redirects, available on some plans, rules by visitor language or country can lead to separate price pages.
Will the list be readable on a phone?
Text pages adapt to the screen. For a PDF, check before printing that it is legible without zooming.
Can I see how often customers check prices?
Yes, QR Global counts scans for each code, so you can compare locations or periods.