TrackedQR

Terms

These terms are between you and [LEGAL NAME], [REGISTERED ADDRESS] (company number [COMPANY NUMBER]). By making an account you agree to them.

Last changed on 13 November 2026.

The service

TrackedQR makes QR codes. A changeable code holds a short link that we send on to the place you choose, and we count its scans. Some codes open a page we host for you.

Plans and payment

£1 for 7 days, then £39.99 every 4 weeks. Cancel at any time. You can also pay every 3 months or every year. Paddle sells the plans as the merchant of record, takes the payments and sends the receipts. Prices can change; we tell you by email at least 30 days before a change applies to you.

Cancelling

Cancel at any time on your account page. Your plan stops at the end of the time you paid for. See refunds.

Your codes after a plan ends

Your codes keep working and keep sending people to their last link, and their pages stay online. You cannot make or change codes, or see their scans, until you pay again. We keep counting scans; when you pay again, you see them all. We may stop a code that is used against these terms.

What codes may not be used for

  • Pages that ask for passwords, bank or card details by pretending to be someone else
  • Harmful software, or links to it
  • Anything against the law where you or the people who scan are
  • Content that is not yours to share

We check links against Google's list of unsafe sites and act on reports. We can block a code at once to keep people safe, and we tell you when we do.

Your content

Your codes, files and pages are yours. You let us store and show them only to run the service.

Our part

We work to keep the service running at all times, but we cannot promise it will never stop. Keep your own copies of your files. As far as the law allows, we are not liable for lost profits or for losses you could not foresee; our total liability is what you paid us in the 12 months before the claim.

Changes

We tell you by email at least 30 days before a change to these terms that matters to you.

Law

The law of England and Wales applies, and the courts of England and Wales decide disputes. Write to [CONTACT EMAIL] first; most things can be fixed that way.