Use your own domain for QR links

What changes

A dynamic code normally redirects through a QRSansar short link. With a custom domain it redirects through yours, so the link a scanner sees, and any link preview, carries your name.

This matters more than it sounds on packaging and in regulated contexts, where a third-party domain in the middle of a product link invites the question of who is actually answering.

What it needs

A domain or subdomain you control, a TXT record to prove it is yours, and a CNAME pointing at us. Once both resolve, new dynamic codes can be issued on it.

If you would rather not run a domain at all, the same grant makes our shorter platform domain selectable, which shrinks the printed code with no DNS work on your side.

The commitment to understand first

A printed code embeds the domain. If that domain lapses, every code printed on it stops working, and there is no fix that does not involve reprinting. Use a domain you intend to keep renewing for as long as the codes exist, which for packaging can be years after the campaign ends.