Third-party dependence
Your printed codes point at a vendor’s domain. Their outage or policy change becomes yours.
In development · Early access list open
Your QR codes. Your domain. Your control.
Create, organize, track, and manage dynamic QR codes on your own infrastructure. Keep control of your destinations, campaigns, and data.
BestQR Manager is not released yet. Nothing here can be installed or purchased today.
The problem
A QR code is only as durable as the service behind it
Dynamic QR codes usually live on someone else’s platform. That is convenient until it isn’t.
Subscription limits
Caps on codes, scans or users push you into higher tiers as your usage grows.
Vendor lock-in
Codes already printed on packaging and signage make leaving expensive.
Discontinued services
If a platform shuts down or you stop paying, codes can stop resolving.
Planned features
Everything to run QR codes at scale
This is the intended scope. It is not final and may change with early-access feedback.
Static & dynamic QR codes
Create fixed codes, or dynamic ones that point at a redirect you control.
Editable destinations
Change where a dynamic code leads without reprinting it.
Campaign management
Group codes by campaign, owner and period.
Folders
Organise large libraries by brand, location or product line.
Custom domains
Serve redirects from your own branded domain.
Scan analytics
Counts and trends stored in your own database.
Bulk generation
Create many codes at once from a list or CSV.
QR customization
Colors, logos and shapes, consistent with the free generator.
Team collaboration
Shared access with roles for marketers and administrators.
CSV export
Take your codes and scan data with you at any time.
Why self-hosted?
The redirect is yours, so the code is yours
With BestQR Manager, scans resolve through a service you operate, on a domain you own.
- Your own infrastructureRun it on a server or network you control.
- Branded domainsCodes use your domain, such as qr.yourcompany.com.
- Data ownershipDestinations and scan data stay in your own database.
- Control over redirectsYou decide where each code points and when it changes.
Worth knowing: a dynamic code works only while your redirect server and domain are running. Self-hosting gives you control, and it also makes uptime, backups and domain renewal your responsibility.
Built for real businesses
For teams that manage many QR codes
Retail chains
Shelf, window and checkout codes across many stores, organised by location.
Product packaging
Codes on packs that need to stay editable long after they are printed.
Events
Badges, signage and schedules that change right up to the day.
Restaurants
Menus and table codes updated centrally across venues.
Marketing teams
Campaign codes with owners, folders and exportable results.
Large organisations
Hundreds or thousands of codes under one governed library.
How it will work
From install to tracked scans
- 1
Install on your infrastructure
Deploy the application on a server you manage.
- 2
Configure your domain
Point a branded domain at your redirect service.
- 3
Create and manage QR codes
Build codes, organise them and edit destinations.
- 4
Track scans
Review scan counts and trends in your own data.
Early access
Tell us what you’d need from it
Join the list to hear about progress and help shape what gets built first. Registering doesn’t buy or reserve anything and isn’t a commitment on either side.
- We’ll only use your details to contact you about BestQR Manager.
- No payment is requested. Pricing has not been announced.
- See the privacy policy for how it’s handled.
FAQ
Straight answers about an unreleased product
Is BestQR Manager available today?
No. It is in development and has not been released. The early-access list is how we will contact you about progress. There is no release date to share.
What is the difference between static and dynamic QR codes?
A static QR code contains its destination directly, so it can’t be changed after printing. A dynamic QR code points to a short redirect URL on a server, so the destination can be edited later and scans can be counted. The free BestQR generator makes static codes; BestQR Manager is planned for dynamic ones.
What infrastructure will I need?
Requirements aren’t finalised. Dynamic codes need a redirect service reachable on a domain you control, so you’ll need a server, a domain and TLS. Tell us your environment in the form so it can shape the plan.
What happens if my server or domain goes down?
Dynamic QR codes depend on the redirect server and domain that you run. If they are unavailable, scans of those codes will not resolve. Running it yourself means that reliability, backups and domain renewals are your responsibility. For codes that must never depend on a server, use static codes.
What will it cost?
Pricing and licensing have not been decided or announced, and nothing can be purchased yet.
Who owns the data?
The application is designed to run on your infrastructure, so your QR codes, destinations and scan data are stored where you choose to run it, not on BestQR servers.
Will the free QR tools change?
No. The free generator and all existing tools stay free and available as they are.