The free tools judge one code and make one code. The Print Pack handles the print run: batch sheets, a whole-set expiry audit, and verified replacements — $39, once.
Run verdict: 7 permanent · 2 die if unpaid · 1 at risk · 0 unreadable
Example: a 10-code wedding set. The 2 dying codes sat on a QRFY trial (deactivates at trial end — QRFY support); the at-risk code hid behind a bit.ly link owned by a planner's account. Replacements were generated, verified, and sheeted in the same sitting. Yours will name its own vendors — the audit reads codes, not guesses.
A 5–10 code suite across invitations, signage and thank-yous, printed in waves over months.
Menu, Wi-Fi and review codes × table count — one tent run that never needs a platform.
Per-SKU label codes audited before the run ships — the cheapest insurance in the building.
A fresh signage set per event, saved and re-audited each time the doors open.
Every code in the run on validated print-ready sheets — US Letter or A4, each cell with its label, its destination printed underneath as the human fallback, and a guaranteed 4-module quiet zone. Print from the browser or save as PDF.
Included in the $39 Print Pack
Drop in up to 50 code images — files or photos of the printed sheets — and get one verdict table for the whole run: permanent, dies-if-unpaid, at-risk, unreadable. With one-click verified static replacements for every code that can die.
Included in the $39 Print Pack
Wedding sets, menu sets, per-event sets — saved in your browser, named, reloadable next print run. No account, nothing uploaded, ever.
Included in the $39 Print Pack
$39 one-time. No subscription — that is rather the point.
Delivered instantly by the payment link: pay once, land on your private Print Pack page, bookmark it. It runs in your browser; your sets save on your device.
Because the product exists to kill a subscription trap; becoming one would be a poor joke. $39 is priced against the alternatives: one year of the cheapest trap vendor (about $120 minimum at QRFY, $108 at Uniqode), $49 for a single hosted permanent code elsewhere, and the $39–$49 one-time band wedding QR services already sell at.
A private web app (this site’s kit page, delivered by the payment link): the batch sheet builder, the set-level expiry audit for up to 50 codes at once, verified static replacements, and sets saved on your device. No account, no download to install, nothing uploaded — it runs in your browser like the free tools.
Yes — that is its main job. Phone photos of printed codes are the normal input. It decodes what it can, classifies each code, and reports unreadable ones honestly rather than guessing; glare and blur are the limits, and the report says which codes need a re-shoot.
Then the audit flags it as direct — and prints the caveat next to it, because a vendor-run redirect on your domain is indistinguishable from direct in the pattern. If that is your setup, treat those codes as at-risk and replace them with genuinely direct ones; the kit makes that a paste-and-print job.