We make your QR codes and the site they open: one on the truck that rings your phone, one on the water heater sticker that books the next service, one on the invoice that brings the next job. Free draft in about 3 days.
$299 a year for your site and your QR codes, once it's live.
Parked in a driveway or stopped at the curb, with "Scan to book" right next to it.
Any phone opens it straight from the camera. Nobody types your name or your number.
Call now, book a visit, see your work and your service area. The job starts there.
Each code leads somewhere different, because someone scanning your truck wants something different from someone looking at their water heater.
Your truck sits outside a customer's house half the day, and the whole street sees it. A big code on the side and on the back doors, with "Scan to book" in large letters, turns that attention into calls, even while you're under someone else's sink.
Leads to a page with Call now and Book a visitA sticker on every water heater, boiler and softener you install or service. A year later, when it needs a flush or starts acting up, the owner scans it instead of searching for a plumber.
Leads to your maintenance booking pageThe customer is relieved right after the job, and the invoice is in their hand. A code there makes the next call easy, for them and for the neighbour they mention you to.
Leads to your page for the next jobWorking on a street? Leave hangers on the neighbours' doors: "We're on your street today." Their code leads to a page that says exactly that, with a way to book while the truck is still there.
Leads to a "we're nearby" pageEach code is counted separately. After a month you know whether the truck, the stickers or the invoices bring more scans, and where the next print run should go.
Plans change; print doesn't have to. Point the truck's code at a winter special or a new service from the app, and the same decal keeps working.
Most businesses have to work hard to get their QR code in front of people. A plumber's code is already there: on a truck parked in the driveways of the neighbourhoods you serve, on the water heater in the basement, on the invoice on the kitchen counter. Each of those is a moment when someone might need a plumber, and the code turns it into a call.
The trick is sending each code somewhere useful. A neighbour scanning your truck wants to call or book quickly; a homeowner scanning the sticker on their water heater wants its yearly service; a customer looking at your invoice might need you again or want to pass your name on. A page built for each of those moments works far better than a code that just opens a home page.
Stickers are the plumber's quiet advantage. A water heater or a boiler outlives most fridge magnets and most phone numbers scribbled on paper. A durable sticker with your code, your name and "Scan for service" sits right where the next problem will happen, sometimes for ten years.
And because every code is yours, not a link that dies with someone else's service, you stay in control. A new phone number, a new service, a winter promotion: change where the code leads from the app, and every truck, sticker and invoice already out there follows.
A code nobody scans is just a pattern. These are the details that matter for a plumbing business.
At least 20 cm on the side of a van, so it scans from across a driveway; a little smaller on the back doors, where people stand closer.
"Scan to book" or "Scan for emergency service" next to the code gives people a reason to pull out the phone.
Heat- and moisture-resistant vinyl for heater and boiler stickers, so the code still reads years later in a damp basement.
A dark code on a white or light panel. Codes on dark wraps or busy graphics often fail.
Scan it with two different phones, in daylight and in a dim basement, before you order a hundred.
A different code on the truck, the stickers and the invoices is how the scan counts tell you what works.
The draft is free. Billing starts only after you say yes.
After that, your site stays online and your codes keep working. One water heater replacement booked from a sticker pays for the whole year.
Where your codes will go, your services and service area, and a photo of you or the truck.
A few minutesYour page, plus QR codes in your branding, each one pointing where it should. You get a link to check on your phone.
About 3 daysSomething off? Point it out in plain words and we adjust the draft and the codes.
Up to two roundsYes: you pay $299 a year, the site goes live and you download your codes, ready to print. No: you pay nothing.
Your callWe set up three in your branding, for the truck, the stickers and the invoices. You can make more in the app whenever you need them.
Yes. Download the files and send them to whoever prints your wrap, stickers or invoices. Any printer works.
Change it once on your site. Every code already on trucks, stickers and invoices leads to the updated page, with nothing to reprint.
Yes. Each code has its own scan count, so you can compare the truck with the stickers and the invoices.
Use heat- and moisture-resistant vinyl made for appliances; any good sticker printer has it. We give you the code at the right size.
The codes need somewhere good to land. That's why they come with your own site: a page to call, book and see your work, built for the people who scan.
Only after you say yes to your draft: $299 a year for the site and the codes. The draft costs nothing. Your own domain name is bought separately if you want one.
Tell us where your codes will hang. Your free draft is ready in about 3 days.
Building websites since 1999, and still in business. Today it's websites, QR codes and screens for trades and local businesses, with one goal: make it easy for customers to find you and call. QRaway is run by Anthony Albit, founder & CEO. Read our timeline →
