A coupon QR code opens a hosted offer: a photo, a badge, your terms, and a discount code the customer copies and shows at the till or types at checkout. Change the offer any time; the printed sticker stays up.
Create a coupon QR code
Sample restaurant and offer. The phones show the top of QR Rapid’s two coupon screens; the sticker’s code opens this page.
The offer opens in the phone’s browser: your photo, the badge, the title, and a “Get coupon” button.
The second screen shows the discount code large, with a copy button, the valid-until date and your terms. A second button can open your booking page or shop.
The customer shows or types the code. Your POS, booking system or online shop gives the discount, so create the same code there first.
What QR Rapid doesn’t do: it doesn’t validate the code, count redemptions or limit uses. Your dashboard counts scans of the coupon code; your checkout’s discount report counts the orders.
The badge, title, code and date are all yours to write. Give each placement its own code and the scans tell you which window, sleeve or insert gets looked at; your checkout tells you which one sells.
Alder & Rye Kitchen
20% OFF
Dinner for two, Sunday to Thursday
SPRING20
valid until 31 May 2027
Show at the table or enter when booking
Turns passers-by into a first visit.
Fern & Filter
FREE
Your 6th coffee, on us
SIXTH
valid until 30 Jun 2027
Show the code at the counter
Brings this week’s customer back next week.
Spring Trade Day
2 FOR 1
Tickets for the Saturday session
STD-2FOR1
valid until 14 Apr 2027
Enter at online checkout
Gives a printed promo a code the box office can check.
Marlow Plant Co.
£10 OFF
Your next order over £60
THANKS10
valid until 31 Dec 2027
Enter at checkout on our site
A reason for an online buyer to order again.
Fictional businesses and offers. Every code opens this page; yours would open your coupon. Codes are up to 20 characters, badges up to 20.
The valid-until date is the last day the offer works on the page, checked against each shopper’s own calendar date. Want to run it longer? Set a later date and the same printed code shows the offer as valid again.
End it at your checkout too. Expiry changes the coupon page only. A code someone wrote down still works wherever your till or online shop accepts it, so switch it off there on the same date.
No. The coupon page shows your offer and your code. The discount is applied by your till, booking system or online shop when the code is entered there, so create the same code in that system first.
Not in QR Rapid. Your dashboard counts scans of the coupon QR code, with countries, cities, devices and times. Redemptions are counted by the system that accepts the code, such as your POS or e-commerce discount report.
From the day after the valid-until date, the code line reads “Expired on” that date, copying the code is blocked, an Expired label appears on the offer, and the redeem button turns grey and reads “Offer Expired”.
No. The expiry only changes the coupon page. If the code still works in your till or online shop, someone who wrote it down could still use it, so end it there on the same date.
Up to 20 characters. Shoppers copy it with one tap, but some will read it aloud or type it, so short codes without look-alike characters such as O and 0 work best.
Yes. Change the date, the code, the badge or the whole offer from your dashboard, and printed coupons open the new version. Update your checkout to match.
Anything up to 20 characters, such as “20% OFF”, “2 FOR 1” or “FREE DELIVERY”. It is a label you write; QR Rapid doesn’t calculate prices or discounts.
The offer
Photo, company name, badge, title, description. “Get coupon” unless you rename it.
The code
The exact code your checkout accepts, the valid-until date, terms, and a button to your site.
The design
Two brand colours for the page; dots, corners, a frame such as “Scan for 20% off” and your logo on the code. Download SVG, PNG, JPEG or PDF.
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