Flowcode meters your analytics by scan: 500 on the free plan, 6,000 on Pro Plus at $25 a month. Reticle Pro is $12 a month and never caps scans or the reporting on them. Their figures below were read off their own pricing page on August 10, 2026.
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Once a code is on a menu, a box, or a billboard, reprinting is the expensive part. Dynamic links move the decisions into your account instead.
Every scan recorded with approximate city, device, OS, and time, exportable to CSV. Free plans keep aggregate counts by day, device, and country.
Change where a printed code goes in seconds. 3 links free with unlimited scans; unlimited links on Pro.
Scanners see your name, not ours, with custom endings you choose instead of a random slug.
Host a PDF or image at the code itself and swap the file without reprinting. Menus, spec sheets, price lists.
One code, many destinations: route each scan by country, language, device platform, or time of day.
A hosted page of up to 12 link buttons behind one code, editable any time. One QR for everything you do.
Static codes are generated entirely on your device. Nothing is uploaded unless you create a dynamic link or host a file, and we say exactly what those store.
Free dynamic links have unlimited scans and no expiry. A code you printed keeps working; we do not hold it hostage.
Free plans keep aggregate counts only. Pro per-scan records are kept about 90 days, and you can export or delete them at any time.
Unlimited static codes for URLs, Wi-Fi, vCards, text, email, SMS, phone, events, locations, and crypto. Full styling, logos and icons, SVG, PNG, JPEG, and PDF export, batch CSV. No watermarks, no expiry.
Flowcode's pricing page lists:
Reticle Pro is $12 a month, or $99 a year, for unlimited dynamic codes with no scan cap and no analytics cap. Their figures above were read off their own pricing page on August 10, 2026; pricing changes, so confirm before you buy.
Most QR products meter the number of codes. Flowcode also meters scans, and specifically the analytics on them: 500 on free, 6,000 on Pro Plus, the first 10,000 on Growth.
That is a limit with an awkward shape, because it binds exactly when things go well. A code that nobody scans never reaches it. A code on packaging that took off, a sign that worked, a campaign that outperformed, is the one that crosses the line, and it crosses it at the moment the numbers are most worth having. You end up with the least data about your best-performing thing.
It is also the limit people are least likely to plan for, because you size a plan by counting codes, which is easy, not by predicting scans, which is guesswork.
Reticle caps neither, on any plan. A free dynamic code has unlimited scans and no expiry, and its aggregate reporting keeps counting forever. Pro adds a per-scan record with city, device, OS and time, exportable to CSV, and there is no scan number at which it stops.
The count comparison is straightforward. Pro Plus is $25 a month for up to 50 codes. Reticle Pro is $12 a month for an unlimited number, with no higher tier to graduate into. If you need more than 50, Flowcode's next step is $250 a year starting at 150.
Worth noting that Flowcode counts Flowcodes and landing pages together against the same allowance, so a setup that pairs each code with a page consumes the allowance twice as fast as the number suggests.
Beyond the scan caps, three things Flowcode's plans do not put at this price:
Your own domain on the printed code, so it reads go.yourbrand.com/menu rather than someone else's short domain. On a printed piece, that address is part of the design.
A built-in scanner and an on-device test scan, so you can confirm a code reads before it goes to print. No major competitor bundles one.
Everything in one tier. Smart routing, file codes, link pages, passwords, and scheduling are all in the $12 plan rather than distributed up a ladder, and there is no tier above it, so nothing is a future upsell.
If you have already printed Flowcodes, you cannot move them to Reticle without reprinting. The printed pattern encodes their short link, so it will always resolve through their servers. That is true of every dynamic QR provider, in both directions, including this one.
Which makes the custom-domain question worth settling before your next print run rather than after it. A code printed on a domain you own is the only version of this you can move later, because the address on the paper is yours rather than your vendor's.
The generator on this page needs no account: pick a type, style it, export a PNG or SVG with no watermark. For the dynamic side, the demo workspace is a real Pro account you can look through without signing up, and the free plan's 3 dynamic codes are enough to test on something real. Full plan detail is on pricing.
Their pricing page lists a free plan with up to 2 Flowcodes and analytics for up to 500 scans, Pro Plus at $25 a month billed annually with up to 50 Flowcodes and landing pages and analytics for up to 6,000 scans, and Growth at $250 a year starting at 150 Flowcodes with analytics included for the first 10,000 scans. Growth Plus and Enterprise are usage-based or custom. Those figures were checked on their pricing page on August 10, 2026.
It is a limit on how many scans get recorded, rather than on how many codes you own. The code itself keeps redirecting past the cap, but the reporting behind it stops filling in, so a campaign that works better than expected is the one you end up knowing least about. It is worth checking on any provider, because it is a limit most people only discover after the thing they printed succeeded.
No, on either, on any plan. Free dynamic codes have unlimited scans and no expiry, and the aggregate reporting that comes with them keeps counting indefinitely. Reticle Pro adds a record for each individual scan with city, device, OS and time, exportable to CSV and kept about 90 days, and there is no scan number at which that stops.
Not without reprinting it. A dynamic code encodes the short link of whoever made it, so a printed Flowcode always resolves through Flowcode, and no other provider can take it over. This is true of every dynamic QR provider in both directions, including Reticle. If you want to avoid it next time, print codes on a domain you own: Reticle Pro attaches your own domain, so the address on the printed piece belongs to you.
Yes, and without an account for the static side. Static codes are unlimited and free with full styling, a logo, SVG export and no watermark. The free plan adds 3 dynamic codes with unlimited scans and no expiry, which is enough to run a real printed test before deciding anything.
A free QR code generator, no account required.
Every code is generated entirely in your browser.
Batch generate: have a whole list? Hit Batch CSV under the code preview to turn a CSV into a ZIP of codes, one per row, using your current style, including any "Scan me" frame. Framed codes export taller than they are wide, so switch to no frame first if you need uniform square images. Grab the sample CSV inside to see the format.
Have a code already? Hit Scan in the toolbar to read one back, from an uploaded image or your live camera, and jump straight into editing it here.
Optional: sign in (with Google, or an email and password) to save and name codes, then reload them on any device.
Style templates (signed-in): save your current colors, gradient, shape, and logo as a named style template, then apply it to any new code with one click. Signed in, templates sync across every device and include your logo; signed out, they still save locally to this device (without the logo).
Dynamic links (signed-in): on the URL tab, switch to Dynamic to encode a short open-qr.link address instead of the URL itself. You can change where it points any time, even after the code is printed, and see how often it's scanned. On the vCard tab, Dynamic turns your contact details into a hosted contact page with a save-contact button, editable any time without reprinting. On a Pro account, a dynamic link can serve a file instead of a destination: upload a PDF or an image (PNG, JPEG, GIF, or WebP, up to 10 MB) and scanning the code opens the file itself, which you can replace later without reprinting. That file is stored on our servers, and anyone who scans the code can download it, so set a password on the link if it isn't meant to be public. Create file links, and manage destinations, contact details, and scan counts, under My codes. Dynamic links are automatically emailed on their first scan and with a weekly scan summary after that; use the bell button to turn that off for any link. Free plan: 3 links.
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Tell Reticle AI what your code should do ("show my lunch menu by day, dinner by night") and it designs the dynamic link, complete with smart routing, link pages, contact cards, password protection, and a styled look with a logo, for you to review and apply.
Open a dynamic link in My codes and describe the change you want, a new destination, an added routing rule, a schedule, a fresh look. Reticle AI shows exactly what would change before you apply it, and the printed code stays the same.
One QR code, many links: Pro accounts can create a hosted page of link buttons and edit it any time without reprinting.
Tick the links you want, then act on all of them together: turn them off or back on, add or remove a label, download them as a CSV or a zip of QR images, or delete them. Deleting asks you to type the number first, because a deleted link stops working for codes already printed.
The long row of label chips is gone. In its place, your links now have a compact search, filter and sort bar: filter by label (with a count beside each one) or by status, and sort by name, newest, most scanned or recently scanned. On a phone the list is easier to read and the link you tap opens right below it.
No logo file? Choose from 150+ built-in icons instead. Search or browse by category, pick a style, and see it land in your live code before you commit. Icons save with your codes and ride along on dynamic links.
Pick a common use case, restaurant menu, Wi-Fi guest access, business card, event invite, review request, or storefront location, and get a styled starting point in one click.
Share one QR code that opens a contact card people can save with a single tap, and update the details any time without reprinting the code.
Save any code as a print-ready PDF, right alongside the PNG, SVG, and JPEG options.
Give a dynamic link a start date, an end date, or a maximum number of scans, so a code switches on and off on your schedule.
Route iPhone users to the App Store and Android users to Google Play, all from a single code.
Manage every dynamic link on a spacious page with a side-by-side list and detail view, and design each link with the full editor.
Tag your links with your own labels and search across them, so a long list stays easy to manage.
Dynamic codes now use a shorter web address, which makes the QR simpler and quicker for phones to scan.
Create an account with an email and password, not just Google, and enjoy up to 3 dynamic links on the free plan.
Have an idea for Reticle? Email support@mail.reticle.cloud.
Generate many codes at once from a CSV, using your current URL settings (colors, shape, size). Each row becomes one QR; the ZIP downloads when it's done.
New to this? Download a sample CSV for this type, fill it in, then upload it below. Column headers must match the sample.
Note: your “Scan me” frame is applied to batch codes, so exports are taller than they are wide. Switch the frame to None first if you need uniform square dimensions.
Pick a common use case. It sets the content type, colors, and caption, you fill in the details after.
Say what the code should do. Reticle AI picks the features, designs the code, and sets everything up for you to review.