QR codes for real estate signs
The full listing behind the balcony banner: photos, price and a call button, editable after printing.
A street sign fits twelve words; a code fits the whole listing. Photos, square metres, price and the agent’s number — and when the flat sells, the same printed code points at the next one.
What a QR code does for real estate
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The listing on the banner
From the street to the gallery, the plans and the price in one scan.
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Call the agent in one tap
A call code under the photos: nobody mistypes the number from the street.
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One sign, many listings
The dynamic code on the office window rotates to the listing of the week.
The QR types that fit
Every card opens the editor with that type already selected.
Common questions
What happens when the flat sells?
With a dynamic code, edit the destination and the printed banner starts showing your next listing.
Can I measure which street works?
Dynamic codes count scans by day, hour and device — you see which sign brings the visits.
Will the banner read from the sidewalk?
The editor calculates the maximum scanning distance for the size you print, so you can check that a code on a second-floor banner still reads from the street.