Analytics for dynamic QR codes

QR code analytics

QR analytics turn offline scans into business feedback. See what gets scanned, when people scan, and which placements should be improved or scaled.

GetQRFree analytics focus on campaign-level decisions: scan volume, trends, device mix, approximate geography, and conversion paths after the scan.

Scan trends and totals
Approximate location reporting
Device and browser mix
Retention windows by plan

Answer the questions that matter

Analytics should point to a decision, not just show charts.

  • Which placement gets scans?
  • Which days perform best?
  • Which device experience needs testing?
  • Which campaign should be scaled?

Connect scans to conversions

A scan is not the final business outcome. Pair scan reports with pricing visits, sign-ups, form submissions, and purchases.

  • Pricing visits
  • Sign-ups
  • Checkout starts
  • Downloads or contact saves

Use retention intentionally

Short campaigns may only need recent data, while seasonal or high-volume campaigns need longer analytics history.

  • 7 days for free testing
  • 3 months for small projects
  • 1 year for growing businesses
  • 2 years for high-volume teams

Analytics signals and decisions

GetQRFree analytics focus on campaign-level decisions: scan volume, trends, device mix, approximate geography, and conversion paths after the scan.

DecisionBest choiceReason
Low scansPlacement or CTA problemMake code larger or move it
High scans, low conversionLanding page problemImprove offer or page speed
Strong region signalLocal demandAdd local placements
Repeat scansUtility use caseOptimize for returning users

FAQ

What analytics do dynamic QR codes provide?

Dynamic QR codes can report scan totals, trends, approximate geography, device/browser mix, and campaign paths depending on plan and setup.

How long is analytics data retained?

Retention depends on the plan: free has short retention, while paid plans keep longer history for campaign review.

Should I use one QR code for every placement?

Use separate codes for important placements. It makes analytics actionable and avoids hiding performance differences.