Dynamic QR code generator: change it after printing, track every scan
Adscano is a dynamic QR code generator for print and outdoor ads. Each trackable QR code points to a campaign you control: change the offer or the page after the ad has gone to print, pause it when the offer ends, and see every scan as it happens. A static code is fixed forever and tells you nothing.
Free plan, no card. Paid plans from ₹2,999 (incl. GST) or $36 per 30 days.
How it works
1
Create a campaign
Headline, offer, brand colours and what you want people to do: a form, WhatsApp, a call or your website.
2
Print the code
Download PNG or SVG. The code stays the same even when you edit what it opens.
3
Measure and adjust
Scans by city, device and hour, unique visitors and leads, with the page editable at any time.
What you get
Editable after printing
Change the landing page, offer or destination without reprinting the code.
Scan analytics
Total and unique scans, approximate city, phone type and time of day.
Lead capture
A mobile form, WhatsApp or call button on the page the code opens.
Per-placement codes
Several codes for one campaign to compare placements.
Pause and expiry
Paused or ended campaigns open a polite 'this offer isn't available' page, not a dead link.
Your data, exportable
CSV export on every plan, webhooks on Growth and Agency; nothing renews automatically.
Dynamic or static: which one do you need?
A static QR code stores the destination inside the pattern itself. It never expires and needs no service, which makes it right for a Wi-Fi password or a fixed website address. But it can't be changed, and nobody can tell you how often it was scanned.
A dynamic code stores a short link to a destination you manage. That one step is what makes it editable and measurable: the scan passes through the service, which counts it and sends the person on. It is the right choice for anything printed for marketing, where offers change and results matter.
Whichever you use, test the printed proof with two or three different phones before the full print run, keep a clear white border around the code, and never print a code smaller than about one tenth of the distance it will be scanned from.
A QR code whose scans are counted. A dynamic code points to a short link, so each scan passes through a service that records the time, phone type and approximate city, then opens your page. A static code has nothing in between, so nothing is counted.
What happens to my codes if I stop paying?
Nothing you printed stops working. The workspace moves to Free: live campaigns keep running and capturing leads, but those beyond Free's one campaign become read-only until you renew. Only a fully refunded payment switches paid extras off.
Can I change where the code goes after printing?
Yes. Edit the campaign's page, offer or call to action; the printed code keeps working.
Do you have a free QR code generator?
Yes, for a static code with no tracking: adscano.com/qr-code-generator. Use a dynamic code when you need to measure or change it.