Comparison
my-qr vs Beaconstac
An SMB owner is steered toward Beaconstac by an agency or IT team, then bounces off the enterprise workflow — SSO, roles, sales-led onboarding — when all they wanted was a menu behind one printed code.
Who switches, and why
Beaconstac is built for marketing and ops teams managing QR at scale, with governance and analytics as the headline. A single restaurant with a few tables doesn't need an enterprise rollout — it needs the code on the table to point at a menu it can edit without a call.
How they compare
Editorial comparison of general positioning. Plans and features change — verify each tool's current pricing before you decide.
| What matters | my-qr | Beaconstac |
|---|---|---|
| Dynamic QR that never expires | Every plan | Plan-dependent; enterprise tiers |
| Menu builder | Built in | Not their core use case |
| Per-table QR codes | Built in | Manual or via integrations |
| Set-up time | Minutes, self-serve | Often a sales-assisted onboarding |
| Who it's for | Owner-operated venues | Marketing / compliance teams at scale |
| Start price for one venue | $0 | Quote-based / enterprise |
The bottom line
Beaconstac is strong where QR is a company-wide channel with governance needs. A café owner who wants to stop reprinting menus is not that buyer — and shouldn't have to be.
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