Know what your QR codes bring in.
See how many people scanned your code, how many came by link, what they tapped and when, without tracking who they are.
How do you track QR code scans?
Identicuz marks the address inside each QR code, so a visit that starts with a scan is counted as a scan and a visit from a shared link as a link visit. You see both side by side, by day and hour, with taps, sources, devices and places, counted anonymously and without cookies.
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Soundfamiliar?
Print is a black box
You paid for posters and can't tell if anyone scanned them.
All visits look the same
Was it the QR code on the window or the link in your bio?
Tracking feels creepy
You want numbers, not your visitors' personal data.
What youget
QR vs link
Scans and link visits counted separately, for every page.
Busiest hours
A heatmap of when people visit, to plan opening hours and posts.
Taps that matter
Clicks on each link, and on contact pages: saves, calls, emails, website and map.
Sources and campaigns
Where visits come from, including UTM campaign tags.
Devices and places
Device types, systems, browsers, countries and cities.
CSV export
Take your numbers to a spreadsheet anytime. Ranges of 7, 30 or 90 days.
How itworks
Step 1: Share your page
By QR code, by link, or both.
Step 2: Open Stats
Every page has its own stats panel in the studio.
Step 3: Compare and decide
Move the poster, change the post time, feature a different link.
Included in every plan
Creator from $6.99/month
Try it for $1 for 7 days. Yearly billing costs ten months.
More from Identicuz
- Dynamic QR codesDynamic QR codes that point to your Identicuz page, so the code stays the same while the page keeps up with you.
- Link in bioA link-in-bio page for your videos, shop, menu, tickets and socials, with a QR code that always opens the latest version.
- Digital business cardOne scan opens your card; one tap saves your phone, email and address straight to their contacts.