Your packaging ships once. Your campaign can change monthly.
Print one branded QR on the carton. Point it at a launch video today, a review request next month, and a reorder offer next quarter — routed by country and device, measured by SKU.
go.yourbrand.com/q/carton
One printed code
Routes to
Country = India
IN store · product page
Country = UAE
GCC store · product page
App installed
Deep link → app screen
Default (50 / 50)
Review prompt · Refill offer
Illustrative rules. First matching enabled rule wins; test any rule in the simulator before it goes live.
Turn packaging into a channel you own
You already pay to print all of this. A dynamic code is the difference between paper that says something once and a channel you can re-address forever.
Cartons & box lids
The unboxing moment — the highest-intent second a shopper will ever give you.
Product labels & tags
Care instructions, authenticity checks, ingredient detail that never fits on the label.
Inserts & thank-you cards
Loyalty signup, a review request, or a reorder coupon that changes each season.
Invoices & shelf talkers
UPI payment, offer pages, and in-store shelf codes you can update centrally.
Live in 4 steps
Your packaging vendor receives ordinary SVG, PNG, or PDF. Nothing about their process changes.
Verify your domain
Add go.yourbrand.com with one DNS record. Certificates are issued automatically.
Generate per SKU
Import a CSV or create codes one at a time. Apply your brand design across the set.
Verify and send to print
Automated decode test and contrast check, then export SVG, PNG, or a PDF grid.
Re-point every season
Change destinations, add routing rules, and read the analytics — forever, on the same cartons.
Built for print runs measured in lakhs
Not a generic QR tool — a routing and analytics layer for surfaces you cannot recall.
One print run, every campaign
Launch page in March, review request in April, reorder offer in June. The carton never changes and the artwork never goes back to the vendor.
Your domain on the box
Print go.yourbrand.com, not a generic shortener. One DNS record to verify, and shoppers see your brand before they even scan.
Right store, right country
Route by country, region, device, OS, or browser language. The same printed code sends a shopper in Dubai and one in Delhi to the store that can actually ship to them.
A/B test on real shoppers
Split scans by weight between two destinations and compare performance per route. Test a loyalty signup against a review prompt without a second print run.
Bulk codes per SKU or batch
Import a CSV with a row per SKU and generate the whole catalogue in one operation, each with its own label, destination, and analytics.
Logo, colours, and a decode test
Brand the code with your palette and logo inside a size guard — then let the automated decode check confirm it still scans before it reaches your printer.
Analytics by SKU and region
Scans over time, by country, city, device, and referrer category, filterable by product, batch, or domain. Bot and internal traffic filtered out, CSV export included.
Deep link into your app
Send app users straight into the product screen and everyone else to the web page, from the same code on the same box.
Four seconds you are currently wasting
Box arrives
The shopper has the product in hand and their phone already out. This is the peak of their attention.
They scan the lid
No app, no login. The camera opens your branded domain directly in the browser.
You ask for what you need
A review, a loyalty signup, a care video, or a reorder offer — whichever this month's campaign calls for.
You measure it
Scans by SKU, region, and device, with A/B routes reported separately so the next campaign is better informed.
What brands say
“Our cartons are printed 18 months ahead. The same code ran a how-to-use video at launch, then a review request, then a refill offer at Diwali — three campaigns, zero artwork changes. Review volume roughly doubled in the quarter we switched the destination.”
Nikhil Bansal
Head of Growth · Aurea Skincare
“We ship to India and the GCC from the same production line. Country routing means one printed code serves both — Gulf shoppers land on the regional store instead of a page that cannot ship to them. That alone justified the migration.”
Meera Krishnan
Packaging & Brand Lead · Sattva Foods
Common questions
- We printed 200,000 cartons. Can the QR still be repurposed?
- Yes. The printed code encodes a short URL on your domain that never changes. Point it at a launch page now, a review request after delivery, and a reorder offer next quarter — all without touching the carton artwork.
- Can the code live on our own domain instead of a generic short link?
- Yes. Verify a domain such as go.yourbrand.com with one DNS record and your printed codes carry your brand, not ours. Verified domains resolve to your organization before the code is even looked up.
- Can we put our logo in the middle of the code?
- Yes, with a size guard that keeps the code readable, plus a contrast warning and an automated decode test on the exported file. We do not call a code scannable just because it rendered — it is decoded and verified before you send it to print.
- Can one code send shoppers to different places by country?
- Yes. Routing rules can match on country or region, device family and OS, browser language, time window, or a weighted split. The first matching enabled rule wins, and there is a plain-language simulator so you can test a rule before it goes live.
- How do we generate codes for hundreds of SKUs?
- Import a CSV with one row per SKU or batch and generate the whole set in one operation, each with its own label and destination. Export as PNG, SVG, or a print-ready PDF grid for your packaging vendor.
- Can we A/B test what the packaging code opens?
- Yes. A weighted routing rule splits scans between two destinations, and analytics report each route's performance separately, so a post-purchase offer can be tested against a review prompt on real shoppers.
- What analytics do we get per product?
- Scans over time, country and city, device, OS, browser language, and referrer category — filterable by code, project, domain, and date range. Bot traffic and internal test scans are filtered out, and you can export to CSV.
- Does a slow analytics pipeline ever break a scan?
- No. Scan events are queued asynchronously and the redirect never waits on them. If analytics are degraded, the shopper still lands on the right page — the event is simply recorded late or replayed.