Comparison
my-qr vs Flowcode
Your printed code dies when the plan ends — Flowcode's dynamic re-pointing and analytics sit behind a subscription, so the QR you printed for your menu or storefront stops working when you stop paying.
Who switches, and why
Flowcode is a polished consumer and brand QR platform, strong on campaign analytics. The friction for a small business is the one that defines the category: a code you print once and leave in the world should keep pointing at your menu or link without a standing subscription. my-qr keeps the redirect live on every plan.
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 | Flowcode |
|---|---|---|
| Dynamic code after the plan ends | Keeps redirecting, every plan | Plan-gated |
| Menu / link behind the code | Built in | Campaign landing pages |
| Repoint without reprint | Yes, anytime | Subscription-dependent |
| Scan analytics | Built in | Core focus, paid tiers |
| Per-table QR codes | Built in | Not focused |
| Start price | $0 | Paid plans |
The bottom line
Flowcode is built for brands running campaigns, not an owner printing one menu code. If the code outliving the subscription is what matters, my-qr's never-dies redirect is the simpler answer.
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