MakeTheQR vs QRKit

MakeTheQR vs QRKit: common questions

Is MakeTheQR a good alternative to QRKit?

It depends on the job. MakeTheQR is built around making a whole batch of codes at once - one per table, bin or room - and giving each one a scan count on a page you can share. The bulk spreadsheet feature - the reason to use either product - is behind the $16/mo plan, and downloading anything at all requires an account first. If that gap is not one you feel, QRKit is a good product and this comparison says so.

When should I use QRKit instead?

You want print-ready label sheets in a wider set of paper formats than we offer - Letter, Legal, Tabloid, A3, A4 and A5 - or you need GS1 codes, which we do not support.

What does QRKit cost?

A free tier, with bulk unlocked on the Plus plan from $16/month billed annually. 15-day money-back guarantee.

What is QRKit's free plan limit?

1 dynamic code plus unlimited static codes - and in their own words, downloading even a static code requires creating a free account. For comparison, our free plan covers up to 15 codes per batch, with no card and no advertising shown to the people who scan your codes.

Can I move my codes from QRKit?

Static codes cannot be moved by anyone - the destination is inside the printed pattern, so codes already printed keep working exactly as they are and are unaffected by what you use next. Dynamic codes are different: they resolve through the provider's domain, so a code printed through QRKit keeps depending on QRKit. Anything you have not printed yet can simply be recreated here from the same list.