Comparison
my-qr vs QR Code Generator Pro
Your printed code dies when the trial ends — QR Code Generator Pro lets you print a dynamic code on the trial, then stops it redirecting the moment you stop paying, so every menu and table tent you already printed goes dead.
Who switches, and why
QR Code Generator Pro is a capable generator, but the dynamic link is the paid feature. The moment the trial or plan lapses, every QR you printed points at nothing. my-qr runs the opposite model: the redirect is permanent by design, even on the free plan. Downgrading locks editing and analytics, never the redirect itself.
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 Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Dynamic code after the trial ends | Keeps redirecting forever | Stops when the plan lapses |
| Downgrade keeps codes alive | Yes — the redirect never dies | Lapsing the plan kills the code |
| Menu builder | Built in | General QR tool, not a menu editor |
| Repoint a printed code | Yes, anytime, no reprint | Paid plans only |
| Per-table QR codes | Built in | Not focused on table service |
| Start price | $0 — codes keep working | Free trial; dynamic is paid |
The bottom line
If you want a code you print once and never think about again, a trial-gated dynamic QR is the wrong tool. my-qr's guarantee is simple: the redirect never dies, whatever your plan.
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