Comparison
my-qr vs QR Code Generator
You want to cancel, but your printed codes are held hostage — cancel the subscription and every QR you've distributed dies, so you keep paying just to keep your own print runs alive.
Who switches, and why
Cancellation is where the hostage model bites hardest. The codes you already printed and put in the world only keep working while the subscription does, so cancelling means reprinting everything or accepting dead links. my-qr lets you cancel without consequence: the redirect never dies, so your print runs stay live while you take a break or move on.
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 | QR Code Generator |
|---|---|---|
| Cancel without breaking codes | Yes — redirect stays live | Codes stop redirecting |
| Keep your print runs alive | Forever | Only while you pay |
| Downgrade | Editing and analytics lock | Codes go dead |
| Migration | Paste a URL, get a live code | Reprint everything by hand |
| Menu builder | Built in | Not the focus |
| Start price | $0 | Paid after trial |
The bottom line
If cancelling a tool means reprinting every QR you've ever distributed, the tool owns your physical print runs — not you. my-qr's never-dies guarantee is the exit: cancel anytime, codes keep working.
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