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Payment QR code for tips, stalls and small sales

Pick the app, enter your handle and the name buyers should see. Free, and the money never passes through us.

Dynamic & Editable

Change where it points after printing, and see who scans it.

The name after paypal.me/, or paste the whole link.

Shown beside the account, so people can check before they pay.

Your code is drawn as you type.

This is an example. Type a destination to download yours.

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Buyers see your name before they pay

An editable payment code opens a page with your name and the account being paid, then one button to the app. A buyer who sees a stranger’s name can report the code.

Handles checked before saving

A handle that breaks the app’s own rules is refused. Choosing PayPal can only make a PayPal link; any other site must be https and is screened.

Amounts in 16 currencies

The page shows the amount and says whether it’s in the link or the buyer types it. Your name runs to 80 characters, a note to 200.

Leave the amount empty for tips

Each person picks their own. Add a note such as “Thanks for the coffee” and it shows above the button.

What the buyer sees, and what you see

Your name first, then the account, then the button

The payee over the account the money goes to, then the amount and your note, then one button to the app.

A musician’s tip-jar code on a phone: Maya Reyes in large type, the Venmo account the money goes to, the amount and a note, a Pay with Venmo button, and a reminder to check the name before paying.
A tip-jar code, scanned sample data

A code per stall, till and tip jar

Give each place its own code and the list shows how often each is scanned.

A coffee company’s in-store QR codes - table tents at its two cafés, a loyalty counter card and a receipt review code - each with its short link on the company’s own domain, where it points, and how many times it has been scanned.
Code list with scan counts sample data

Scans by day, next to your takings

A chart of scans for one code or all of them. Line it up with the till.

Thirty days of analytics for a coffee company: totals for scans, unique visitors and live codes, over a bar chart of scans by day that climbs every weekend.
Scans over 30 days sample data

The short link on your own domain

Print pay.yourstall.com under the code instead of our address. Your own domain comes with Starter and up.

Custom domain QR codes
A verified custom domain, go.fieldhousecoffee.example, with the TXT and CNAME records to copy into DNS and a button to check them again.
The stall’s own domain, verified sample data

Which apps it opens, and each app’s rules

Pick by who pays: Venmo needs a US account, and Cash App works in the US and UK.

  • You enter your PayPal.Me name or link: letters and numbers, up to 20, one per account.
  • Changing it: you can’t do it yourself. PayPal says to contact PayPal to change or delete the link, and you can turn it off any time.
  • The amount goes on the end of the link, with a currency code if you pick one. PayPal documents both.
  • Business accounts take only Goods and Services payments through PayPal.Me.
  • PayPal’s own code is behind the QR icon at the top right of the app, free to create and share.

We aren’t PayPal, Venmo, Cash App or Zelle, and we’re not connected to them. Their fees, limits and terms apply as if the buyer had typed your handle in.

The code that brings money in, and the one that sends it

  • Yours, for being paid: your PayPal.Me link, your Venmo profile, your $Cashtag. That’s the one to print.
  • The paying side: Venmo’s “Show to pay” and Cash App Pay at a shop’s checkout. A screenshot of one will never pay you.

New handle, new app, new price: the same printed code

On an editable code each of these is an edit in your account, and the next scan follows it.

  • You rename yourself on Venmo or Cash App. The signs keep working.
  • You switch apps, say PayPal to Revolut, or add cards with a Stripe Payment Link.
  • Prices go up. Change the amount in the morning.
  • The account is locked. Point the code at a second one while it’s sorted.

Stop a stranger’s sticker taking your money

  • Print it into the sign. A sticker on top of a board shows at a glance. A loose card doesn’t.
  • Put your name beside it, the same name the page shows. Two different names make a buyer stop.
  • Show a link you own. Your own domain printed under the code is one more thing a copy gets wrong.

Then scan the proof with a phone that isn’t signed in as you, and check the name that comes up.

Payment codes, answered

Do you take a cut of the payments?

No. The money goes from the buyer to your account with the app, and never through us. The app’s own fees still apply.

Is this a real Venmo, Cash App or PayPal code?

No. Only those apps make their own codes. Ours opens your account on the app by its link, and the payment and its rules stay theirs.

Does the buyer need the payment app installed?

For PayPal.Me, no: PayPal says payers don’t need its app. The other apps don’t say, so test with a phone that doesn’t have yours.

Can I put out a payment sign for free?

Yes. A static code that opens the app directly needs no account. The page with your name uses one of the 3 editable codes on Free, with no card.

Menu, payment and reviews on one card? A QR code with multiple links puts them behind one scan. Marketplaces can make codes for their sellers with the API docs for payment codes.

Check it at the source

Last reviewed , against the product as it works today.

No cut of your sales, one flat plan price

We never take a share of what you’re paid. Free includes 3 editable codes with the name page, and paid plans start at $5 a month.

Free

$0/mo

Unlimited static codes. Three editable ones that never expire.

  • Short links on their own, no QR code needed
  • Up to 1 of the 3 can be a QR Menu
  • Add your logo to QR codes
  • Every shape, corner and frame

3dynamic codes

Start free

Starter

Recommended

$5/mo

For one business with codes out in the world.

  • 5 QR Menus
  • QR Forms
  • GS1 Digital Links we host, so a printed pack can be re-pointed
  • Advanced tracking and analytics

100dynamic codes

Choose Starter

Pro

$15/mo

For agencies and teams running codes at scale.

  • 50 QR Menus
  • Unlimited analytics history
  • 10 custom domains
  • 5,000 API requests a month

600dynamic codes

Choose Pro

Business

$39/mo

For organisations running codes across many brands.

  • 400 QR Menus
  • 50 custom domains
  • Up to 25 team members and team management
  • Up to 10 workspaces

2,000dynamic codes

Choose Business

Unlimited scans on every plan. Cancel online in two clicks. Compare every plan and feature

The rest of the toolbox

Open a row to see the screen and which plan has it.

Print-ready downloads

Files for the screen, and one for the printer.

PNG and SVG on every plan, and a print-ready PDF on Starter and up.

PNG and SVG on every plan · PDF on Starter and up

A table-tent code’s own page: the printed code in espresso brown with a SCAN FOR MENU label, its short link on the café’s own domain and PNG, SVG and PDF downloads, beside the address it opens and a box for a new one, with the note that changes apply without reprinting.
A code’s page · downloads sample data

Your logo in the middle

Upload any image; we size it so the code still scans.

PNG, JPEG, WebP or GIF, up to 15 MB. We raise the error correction for it and never let it cover more than the code can lose.

Every plan, Free included

The design panel of a coffee roaster’s bag code: espresso modules on cream with the roaster’s bean roundel in the middle, the logo field, and error correction locked to Highest because the code has a logo.
A bag code · design with a logo sample data

City-level scan locations

Which towns the scans came from, not only which countries.

Scans by city and region for each code, and towns on the Live Map. It’s the place the phone’s network reports, never a street.

Pro and Business

Scans of a café’s table-tent code by city, the top six: Portland with 60%, then Vancouver, Beaverton, Seattle, San Francisco and London, each with its count, a bar and its share.
A code’s analytics · city sample data