Selling it yourself
A yard sign that can change its mind
You printed the sign. Then the price changed, or the open house moved, or the photos got better. The sign is still in the ground saying last month's thing.
What people in your position put a code on
- The yard sign
- The flyer box
- Facebook Marketplace and Craigslist posts
Most free QR generators bake the web address into the pixels. Move the listing, fix a typo in the link, or switch from one photo album to another, and every sign and flyer you already printed is dead paper.
Ours points at a short link we redirect. Change where it goes whenever you like — the printed code never changes.
And you finally get to see whether the sign is doing anything: every scan is counted, by day and by device.
Worth knowing
If you later decide you do want help, the neighborhood research on this site is free and has no form in front of it.
Your codes keep working if you stop paying. They keep counting scans, too. We are not going to hold a sign in someone's yard hostage.
What a lapse does change: you cannot make new codes, and you can only repoint your first five. The rest keep pointing wherever they point today.