Uniqode v/s QRFY

QRFY sells QR Code volume: unlimited codes and unlimited scans on every plan. Uniqode sells control over the campaign behind the code: where each scan goes, whether it captures a lead, what you learn from it, and who on your team can change it.

Yes. QRFY states that all its plans include an unlimited number of QR Codes, and it does not sell QR Codes individually. Scans are unlimited too.

On Uniqode, yes. Smart Rules route a single code by time, date, location, device, language, or scan volume, and combine those conditions in one rule. QRFY points each code at the destination you set, so a second audience needs a second code.

QRFY reports scans, locations, and devices, and supports Google Analytics and Facebook Pixel. Uniqode adds operating system and GPS-level location, so you can compare two outlets in the same city, and sends the data to GA4, Google Ads, and Meta.

On Uniqode, yes. You can put a form or a Linkpage behind the code, so a scan collects a contact rather than only registering a visit. QRFY sends the scan to a destination you host, so any lead capture happens on a page you build elsewhere.

Yes. QRFY creates QR Codes in bulk through CSV and a REST API. Uniqode does the same and adds Google Sheets as a source, which helps when the list already lives in a spreadsheet your team maintains.

Yes, both support a custom domain. It is worth setting up early: a domain you control is what lets you move printed codes to another platform later without reprinting them.

Yes. Uniqode holds SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001, supports HIPAA use cases, and offers SSO and two-factor authentication. QRFY publishes no equivalent certifications.

Uniqode QR Code Generator holds 4.8 out of 5 from 538 G2 reviews. QRFY holds 4.6 out of 5 from 221 G2 reviews. Uniqode has both the higher average and more than twice the review base. Reviewers rate support highly on both platforms.

No. Uniqode is built for teams of every size. A single marketer can start with unlimited free static QR Codes and a low entry tier, then add users, folders, and permissions as the program grows. The same platform runs enterprise programs for Nestle, Marriott, Hilton, Toyota, Amazon, and Deloitte Digital, so you never have to change tools when you scale.

You can rebuild your active campaigns in Uniqode and move them in stages. Whether a printed code survives depends on the domain inside it. A domain your business owns can be redirected. A provider domain needs a new code.

No. Move the campaigns where routing, lead capture, analytics detail, or access control would change the result. Leave the rest until you need them.

No. Scan history does not transfer between QR Code platforms. Export your QRFY reports before you change or close the account and keep them as your record. Uniqode starts counting from the day each code goes live.

QRFY sells plans on a quarterly, bi-annual, or annual term and bills for the full term. It does not sell QR Codes individually, and every plan includes unlimited QR Codes and unlimited scans.

It depends on what you are buying. QRFY removes code and scan limits for one term price, which is hard to beat if volume is the constraint. Uniqode prices by tier and keeps static QR Codes free, so you pay for the campaign capabilities you use rather than for code count. Check both pricing pages before you commit, since terms and figures change.

QRFY sells plans on a fixed quarterly, six-month, or annual term and bills for the full term. It does not sell QR Codes individually and does not offer partial payments. Uniqode publishes its plans and prices, keeps static QR Codes free, and lets you start without committing to a term. Billing complaints, including surprise renewals and refund difficulty, are the most common theme in QRFY's negative Trustpilot reviews, so read the renewal terms before you commit.

Uniqode suits marketing teams that need attribution, retargeting, conditional routing, and lead capture behind the scan. QRFY suits teams whose main need is a lot of trackable codes with straightforward reporting.

Uniqode suits packaging that stays in market for years, because one code can move from a launch page to a recipe page to a promotion, and route by country or language. QRFY works when every pack points at the same page and you mainly want scan counts.

Uniqode suits restaurant groups, because Smart Rules show a breakfast menu in the morning and dinner in the evening from the same table tent, and GPS reporting compares one outlet against another. QRFY works for a single restaurant that updates one menu link.

Uniqode suits events that turn scans into leads, connect them to advertising audiences, or report by entrance, booth, and session. QRFY works when you need a lot of event codes quickly and only need scan counts.