BUILT FOR THE SCALE YOU'RE WORKING AT.
The same living-code infrastructure serves three different jobs. Jump to yours.
Local business
A designed code for wherever a business shows up in print: a window, a table, a receipt, a vehicle. Codes are scan-verified before they ship, and every scan reports to a dashboard.
A code stays put once it is printed. What it points to does not have to: swap the destination when the offer changes, without reprinting anything.
The free tier starts at three codes, live permanently, with full service the first month and a weekly scan report by email after that.
A single destination swap on the free tier is $4.99, with 48-hour dashboard access when you make one.
Media & publishers
Qodelink is built as neutral infrastructure. A publication's advertisers scan codes that route through Qodelink, never through a rival publication's brand, which is what makes the platform something competing publications can both build on.
Every placement a publication sells can carry its own tracked code, with scan data attributed back to that placement.
Territory exclusivity is available in the licensing agreement: Qodelink is not sold to a direct competitor inside a market it already serves.
Destinations can change mid-cycle, so a placement can be corrected without waiting for the next print run.
Enterprise
For a rollout larger than a self-serve plan covers: volume code programs, systems integration, and a managed rollout, scoped in conversation to what the deployment actually needs.
Territory exclusivity applies here too: an enterprise license can be written to keep Qodelink out of a direct competitor's hands inside the same market.
Volume programs and integration work are scoped per deployment. There is no self-serve enterprise checkout; every enterprise engagement starts as a conversation.