MakeTheQR vs Uniqode

MakeTheQR vs Uniqode: common questions

Is MakeTheQR a good alternative to Uniqode?

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. Billing is annual only and the primary path is a booked demo, which does not fit someone who needs forty table tents printed on Thursday. Scan limits reset annually rather than monthly. If that gap is not one you feel, Uniqode is a good product and this comparison says so.

When should I use Uniqode instead?

You are running QR codes as an ongoing marketing programme across a team, want digital business cards under the same roof, and an annual commitment with a demo and onboarding is a feature rather than an obstacle.

What does Uniqode cost?

Annual subscriptions only. Entry is stated on their site as 'as low as $9/month' and the Core plan at $49/month; digital business cards are $6 per user per month; Business+ is custom. 14-day trial with a 30-day money-back guarantee.

What is Uniqode's free plan limit?

Unlimited static codes only - dynamic codes require a paid plan. 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 Uniqode?

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 Uniqode keeps depending on Uniqode. Anything you have not printed yet can simply be recreated here from the same list.