Dynamic QR code

Business page QR code generator

Show your opening hours, phone, address and services on a page you can edit anytime, without touching the sign.

One card with what people actually ask: are you open, where are you, what number do I call. No website required.

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Illustration of this QR type in use: Business page.

What you need for a Business page QR code

This is everything the form asks for. Required fields cannot be left empty; the rest, only if they are useful to you.

  • Name your QR code Required

  • Cover image Optional

  • Logo Optional

  • Business name Required

  • Title Optional

  • Subtitle Optional

  • Button text Optional

  • Button link Optional

  • Weekly schedule Optional

  • Closed from (optional) Optional

  • Closed until (optional) Optional

  • Address Optional

  • Number Optional

  • Postal code Optional

  • City Optional

  • State or province Optional

  • Country Optional

  • Facilities and services Optional

  • Contact name Optional

  • Phone Optional

  • Email Optional

  • Website Optional

  • About the company Optional

  • Google Analytics 4 Tracking ID Optional

  • Facebook Pixel ID Optional

  • Google Tag Manager ID Optional

What a Business page QR code is for

  • On the shop door

    Whoever arrives after hours sees the full opening times and the phone number, instead of a handwritten sign crossed out three times.

  • Businesses without a website

    Plenty of garages, hairdressers and corner shops have no website and do not need one. This card covers the basics and takes a minute to edit.

  • Vans and site boards

    A work-site sign has no room for opening hours or a service list. The code fits, and everything else sits behind it.

  • Hours that change

    Holidays, bank holidays, season change: fix the hours on the card and the sign on the door stays untouched.

Edit the card whenever something changes

The data lives on a page you control. Changing the August hours or the new phone number means editing a field, not reprinting the sign.

Scans are counted, so you see whether people use the code on the door or whether it is worth adding one inside too.

Business page QR code questions

Will this rank my business on Google?

This card is for people already standing at your door or behind your van. To appear in search and on the map you need a Google Business Profile, which is a different thing.

Can I list several locations?

Better one code per location, each with its address and hours. That also shows you which one gets scanned most.

What if I move to a new address?

Edit the address on the card. The codes already printed keep working as they are.

These questions do not depend on the code type, and they are worth reading before sending anything to print: what size to print a QR code at , why a heavily customised code stops scanning and what gets recorded when a dynamic code is scanned .

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Create your Business page QR code

Fill in the details, pick colors, frame and logo, and download it. The editor opens directly on the Business page type.

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