The QR control plane for teams, campaigns, and data workflows.

Because it reduces onboarding friction. No password resets, no shared credentials, and less support overhead for smaller teams or external stakeholders.

Access itself stays provider-neutral. Microsoft is only connected if a workspace actively uses the SharePoint add-on.

Static QR codes are free, quick to generate, and intended for fixed content. Once created, content stays immutable and there is no scan analytics, sharing, or integration logic.

Dynamic QR codes are available on Plus and Pro. They remain editable, resolve through a managed delivery layer, support analytics, and fit into collaboration and integration workflows.

Plus and Pro can be booked monthly or yearly. The yearly option is discounted and better suited to steady teams or predictable rollouts.

Billing is managed per workspace. Seats and add-ons are kept separate per customer environment rather than being mixed across accounts.

Everything remains active until the end of the already paid term. Automatic renewal stops immediately, but the workspace keeps full paid access until the current period ends.

After that, the workspace is normalized to the free state. Dynamic QR codes are paused and additional seats or invitations may be deactivated until a paid plan is reactivated.

Free is intentionally not team-ready. Plus unlocks workspace members, invitations, and member-only sharing so internal teams can collaborate cleanly.

Pro extends that model with password-protected guest sharing for agencies, partners, or departments outside the core workspace.

Because not every workspace needs structured import/export flows. Keeping them optional prevents the core plan from becoming more expensive for teams that work manually.

Both add-ons run on the same typed mapping engine. Teams that depend on spreadsheets get import, re-import, export, and writeback as dedicated sync modules.

QR Manager Pro is clearly oriented towards teams, workflows, and integrations, but it can also be used by solo users and private individuals.

Binding pricing, tax, cancellation, and consumer information is shown in checkout and mirrored in the linked terms and privacy notice.

Not at the moment, because the app currently uses only strictly necessary cookies and state information for login sessions and OAuth security flows. No consent-based marketing or comfort tracking is loaded today.

If consent-requiring tracking is added later, it will need a proper consent layer before activation. Until then, the privacy notice remains the main transparency surface.

For dynamic QR codes, pseudonymized scan data such as timestamp, referrer, user agent, and hashed or truncated IP information is processed. This supports secure delivery and the analytics capabilities of the booked service.

Legal notice, privacy information, and contract terms are publicly linked. Integrations with Stripe, SMTP mail delivery, Microsoft, or Google are disclosed and only used where required for the selected product flow.