Comparison
my-qr vs QR TIGER
Your printed code dies when the plan ends — QR TIGER's dynamic re-pointing sits on a paid plan, so the table code you printed once stops pointing at your menu the moment you stop paying.
Who switches, and why
QR TIGER is a full QR suite, but for a hospitality owner the one feature that matters — a re-pointable dynamic code — is the one on the paid plan. Stop paying and the printed code stops working. my-qr makes the never-expire redirect the base promise, not the upsell.
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 TIGER |
|---|---|---|
| Dynamic code after downgrade | Keeps working, every plan | Dynamic on paid plans |
| Menu builder | Built in | General QR suite, not a menu editor |
| Per-table QR codes | Built in | Manual, one at a time |
| Bulk table PDF export | Built in | Not focused on table service |
| Scan analytics | Built in | Higher tiers |
| Start price | $0 — codes stay live | Free tier; dynamic paid |
The bottom line
QR TIGER's breadth is an asset for agencies. If you're an owner who wants one printed code that keeps working, paying for a plan that gates the one feature you need is overhead — not value.
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