The QR code that never stops working.
Customize below. Point it anywhere, change it anytime, print it forever. $7.99, and it outlives every subscription.
- ✓ $7.99 once
- ✓ Unlimited scans
- ✓ Editable forever
- ✓ Free static download
- ✓ 30-day money-back
- ✓ No tracking cookies
What does "forever" mean?
Forever means no billing event can ever deactivate a code you bought. The only exceptions are abuse, an illegal destination, or you deleting your own account. If Graklink ever winds down, our terms commit us to at least 12 months' notice and a migration path for active codes.
Your website, menu, listing, anything on the web.
Customize the look
Personalize your address from $1.99
Leave blank for a free random address.
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Free for 30 days, then auto-renews; cancel anytime. Your codes keep working either way.
✓ Scan-checked: strong contrast, reads at print size
grakl.ink/•••••
One payment, one time,
scans forever.
30 day money back guarantee
Most dynamic QR codes are hostages.
The industry's standard product breaks your printed code the moment you stop paying. QR Tiger's own FAQ says it plainly: "If your plan expires, it will stop working." The biggest player's trial codes don't just die. Scans get redirected to the vendor's own sales page. A Graklink code cannot do this to you. Canceling anything never breaks a printed code.
| Graklink | QR Tiger | Bitly | QR Code Generator (Bitly) | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Price for a dynamic code | $7.99 once | $7–89 / month | $10–199 / month | $19.99 / month (the only monthly plan, 2 codes); larger plans are annual-only, up to $563.88 / year |
| Code keeps working if you cancel | Yes. Always, by design | No, per their own FAQ | Trial terms apply | No. Deactivated codes redirect to their page |
| Scan limits | None, ever | 500 per code on free tier | Codes metered monthly | 10,000 on Starter |
| Trustpilot rating | Too new. Ask us again soon | — | — | 1.4 / 5 (9,270+ reviews) |
Facts verified July 2026 against vendor pricing pages, support documentation, and Trustpilot. We only print what's provable. Cells we can't verify stay empty, including our own. Full vendor-by-vendor expiry policies: do QR codes expire?
Why $7.99
I decided to launch Graklink when my Orlando DJ friend, Justin, asked if I could help him create a dynamic QR code that didn't require a subscription. I had already helped him build his website and started hosting it on a server I already owned, saving him some money. He needed to print a QR code on his posters, handouts, etc., and be able to change the link, but he just wasn't willing to add yet another subscription.
Everything we do these days seems to require a monthly charge. I asked him how much he'd be willing to pay for a QR code that worked forever. He said $25. That gave me the idea for Graklink.
I did the math, and that is why we launched at $7.99. It just made sense. I'm not interested in extracting every penny I can from the customer. Offer value. Offer reliability. Grow the business.
How it works
1. Point it
Give your code a destination: your site, menu, listing, anything.
2. Print it
Once. On anything. Signs, stickers, menus, merch. It's yours forever.
3. Change it anytime
New menu? New listing? Repoint the same printed code from your phone in seconds.
Pricing that respects you
A dynamic code
once · unlimited scans · forever
Change where it points anytime. Free scan counter included. Personalized address from $1.99. Custom design +$4.99, guaranteed to scan.
Create your codePro analytics
or $99/year · unlimited codes · 30 days free
Where scans come from, when they happen, which materials work. Export everything. Cancel anytime; your codes keep working, always.
Try Pro freeA static code
free · no account · no catch
Generated in your browser. Careful: a static code can never be changed after you print it. For $7.99, make it editable forever.
Generate freeThe rule under every plan: canceling anything never breaks a printed code. Ever.
The honest math
Here is what your code actually costs us, from our providers' published prices. Delivering a scan (the lookup, the redirect, the analytics) runs about 57 cents per million. Checking the place your code points at against Google's list of dangerous sites, every day, adds pennies a year. Our competitors know these numbers. It's why a high-margin product gets sold as a subscription that breaks your printed code when you stop paying. We charge once, because at these costs, once is enough.
what one million scans cost us to serve
scans before your $7.99 stops covering its own costs, payment fees included
what you pay, once, forever
We hope we lose money on your code. We want your code scanned thirteen million times. That means whatever you printed it on worked. We'll take that trade.
Your code runs on Cloudflare, the same network that serves roughly a fifth of the web: 300+ cities, globally redundant by design, no single server to fail, so the scan resolves near the scanner. World-class delivery is now so cheap that "forever" is an honest promise, not a gamble.
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