Coupon QR codes that grow your email list
Print an offer on flyers, receipts or packaging. People scan and get a discount code on their phone — and, if you like, leave their email first, so a one-off discount becomes a customer you can reach again.
Create my coupon QR codeFree to try for 10 days with a free account. Pro ($6/month, cancel anytime) keeps it live for good.
- No watermark
- Static codes never expire
- Cancel anytime — codes pause, never deleted
- Privacy-first: no scanner IPs stored
How it works
- 1
Write the offer
A headline like “20% off your next visit”, the details, a code and an optional end date.
- 2
Choose: open or email-gated
Show the code straight away, or ask for an email (with marketing consent) before revealing it.
- 3
Print and track
See scans over time, and export collected emails as a CSV for your newsletter tool.
Why a coupon QR code beats a printed discount
Collect consented leads
Every email comes with a clear consent checkbox, ready for GDPR-compliant marketing.
Ends on time
Set an end date and the page shows “offer ended” automatically — no awkward old flyers.
Change the offer
Swap the discount or code anytime; the printed flyer stays valid.
Measure the campaign
Scans by day, city and device show which flyer or placement worked.
Tips before you print
- Make the headline the discount itself — “20% off” beats “Special offer”.
- Use a separate code for each flyer drop or location to compare them.
- Only email people who ticked the consent box; the CSV export marks them clearly.
Frequently asked questions
Do I have to collect emails?
No. Collecting emails is optional — switch it off to show the code right away.
Where do I see the emails?
On the code’s analytics page, with a CSV export for Mailchimp, Klaviyo or any newsletter tool.
Is this GDPR-friendly?
Yes. Marketing consent is a separate, unticked checkbox and is recorded with every lead. You decide how you use the list.
Is it free?
Free for 10 days with a free account. Pro keeps it live permanently.