Build QR

Build QR is a QR-code platform for creating and managing dynamic campaigns, with apps for Android and iOS as well as web access. Dynamic destinations can be changed after printing, and codes can be set to activate, pause, or expire on a schedule. Design controls include colors, shapes, gradients, and logos; paid plans also allow custom branding on post-scan landing pages. Build QR can place a custom code into business cards, table stands, and flyers. Scan analytics show timing, approximate location, and device or browser information. Campaign folders, tags, and bulk management help organize codes, and API access is listed on every plan. The free plan includes one dynamic code, five static codes, unlimited scans, seven-day analytics, two style templates, and five assets; the no-account generator creates static codes only. Paid plans start at $10/mo. The company identifies PT Langit Cerah Teknologi as its owner and operator and lists Jakarta, Indonesia, as its base.

Build QR combines editable destinations, design controls, scan analytics, and campaign organization. The free plan has a small dynamic-code allowance, while paid plans start at $10/mo.

Build QR suits businesses and organizations that need to manage changeable QR destinations, track scans, or organize multiple campaigns. Its listed use cases include restaurants, retail, events, real estate, education, healthcare, and logistics.

Overview

Build QR suits teams and small businesses that need printed QR codes to remain useful as destinations or campaign schedules change. Its strongest case is the combination of editable dynamic codes, print layouts, and scan reporting; the main constraint is that the free account allows just one dynamic code.

It runs on Android, iOS, and the web. The no-account generator makes static codes only, so editable destinations require an account.

Key features

Codes that can change over time

Dynamic destinations can be updated after printing, and codes can be set to go live, expire, or pause. That is useful for promotions and printed materials that should point to current information, without replacing the code itself. Bulk management, folders, and tags help when campaigns grow beyond a handful of codes; the Free plan’s one-code allowance, however, is only a small trial of that workflow.

Design and print

Colors, shapes, gradients, and logos give teams room to align codes with a visual identity. Build QR can also place a custom code automatically into business cards, table stands, and flyers. The Starter plan includes one print layout template, while Pro includes unlimited templates. Custom branding for post-scan landing pages is reserved for paid plans, so teams seeking branded experiences should not expect the free tier to cover the full journey.

Analytics, API, and privacy

Scan analytics cover timing, approximate location, and device or browser information. Their retention window depends on the plan, from seven days on Free to 730 days on Enterprise. API access is included across the plans, including Free, which makes it available before upgrading, though the entry plan’s code allowance remains restrictive for larger deployments.

For dynamic scans, Build QR records a timestamp, approximate location, and device or browser type, and says it does not store raw scan IP addresses. The company also says it does not sell personal data or build advertising profiles from service use. Teams should still account for the location and device data collected when deciding whether the service fits their privacy requirements.

Pricing

Build QR is freemium. The free account costs nothing (billed $0) and includes one dynamic QR code, five static codes, unlimited scans, seven-day analytics, two style templates, and five assets. It is a sensible way to assess a single editable code, but not much of a campaign allocation. The no-account generator is narrower still: static codes only.

Starter costs $100 a year (billed $100/yr). It raises the allowance to 25 dynamic codes and includes unlimited static codes and scans, 180-day analytics, one print layout template, and 25 assets. This suits a small operation managing several active codes, but the single print template may not suit teams producing varied materials.

Pro costs $300 a year (billed $300/yr). It includes 200 dynamic codes, unlimited static codes and scans, 365-day analytics, unlimited print layout templates, and 100 assets. The higher price is most defensible for organizations with enough campaigns or print variations to use that headroom and longer reporting history.

Enterprise has custom pricing and includes unlimited dynamic and static codes, unlimited scans, 730-day analytics, and a custom SLA. Build QR directs Enterprise inquiries to [email protected]. Paid plans start at $10/mo; the stated Starter and Pro prices are annual totals, so compare them on their listed billing terms.

Platforms

Build QR is available on Android, iOS, and the web. API access is included in every plan, including Free, giving developers an integration option without a separate plan threshold.

Who it's for

Build QR is a good fit for teams in settings such as restaurants, retail, events, real estate, education, healthcare, and logistics that need editable codes, scheduled campaigns, print-ready materials, or scan reporting. Its folders, tags, and bulk management are useful as the number of campaigns increases. A user who only needs a few static codes can use the no-account generator, but anyone needing many dynamic codes will outgrow Free quickly.

Pros and cons

• Pro: Editable destinations and scheduling keep printed codes usable as campaigns change, without reprinting the code.
• Pro: Print layouts and scan analytics bring physical campaign preparation and measurement into the same platform.
• Pro: API access is included even on Free, while the privacy policy says personal data is not sold and advertising profiles are not built from service use.
• Con: Free permits only one dynamic code, limiting its usefulness for organizations testing multiple campaigns.
• Con: Analytics history is brief on Free and Starter, and landing-page branding is limited to paid plans.

Alternatives

QR Code Generator Software is a useful place to compare the broader category. Choose ME-QR if its free allowance of 10,000 created QR codes, unlimited scans and code lifetime, and one year of analytics better match the scale or reporting window you need; its free codes display ads.

QR TIGER may suit a user who wants unlimited static codes and a free allowance of three dynamic codes, with a 500-scan cap per dynamic code and basic analytics. The QR Code Generator offers two dynamic codes, one user, and 14 days of analytics on Free, making it worth considering when that combination fits better. Uniqode is another freemium option with a free plan.

Hovercode offers three dynamic codes, three short links, one multi-link page, and unlimited scans on its free-forever plan; it is an alternative for a smaller dynamic-code allowance. OpenQR is web-only and its free plan includes all eight QR types, unlimited generation, PNG/SVG, and no watermarks or expiry, which may suit users prioritizing broad free generation. QR Chameleon offers a free plan with two QR codes per month, five links per month, and seven days of click and scan data. QRCodeKIT (formerly uQR.me) includes two dynamic codes, 100 scans per QR per month, basic analytics, and basic design on Free, an option to consider if those limits fit your needs.

Verdict

Choose Build QR if you need codes that can be changed after printing, with scheduling, print layouts, campaign organization, and useful scan reporting in one service. Its free plan is best treated as a one-code evaluation, not a broad free campaign tool; look elsewhere if your priority is a larger free dynamic-code allowance or if your work depends on retaining scan analytics longer without upgrading.