From a card or a sign to your page in one scan
People meet you offline: at a job, at a desk, on the street. A QR code on what they see takes them to your page, where they can call, book or send a request. We set up the code and the page.
- QR codes for print
- A page that answers the next question
- Call, book or request in one tap
How do you turn offline contacts into online clients?
Most small businesses meet clients offline: on a job site, at a counter, at a market stall, in the lobby, at an event. The problem is what happens next. People walk away, forget your name, and search for someone else when they finally need you.
The fix is simple: every place you meet people should hand them a way back to you. A QR code on your card, your vehicle, your receipt or your sign takes them to a page where they can save your contact, see your work or send a request in under a minute.
That page has to do something. Not a logo and a phone number, but your services, real photos and buttons to call, book or ask. The scan is the easy part; the page is what turns it into a client.
Every QRaway plan comes with a page and a QR code. With QR campaigns on the Business Showcase, each place gets its own code, so you can see whether the van, the counter sign or the flyer brings more people in.
Offline to online: from the Digital Business Card plan up
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Starts here
Your card, online
Digital Business Card
$99/ year
One page with your buttons, request forms and photos.
Included -
A full website about you
Business Showcase
$299/ year
More pages, a blog, a gallery, online booking and QR campaigns.
Included -
App, payments, newsletters
Video Hub
$599/ year
Video tours and walls, your own app with push, payments and newsletters.
Included
Making the jump from offline to online
A short plan you can put in place this week.
List where you meet people
Job sites, the counter, events, deliveries, the school run. Most businesses have five or six.
Pick what they'll scan at each one
A card, a sign, a sticker, a receipt. Something they hold or face.
Give them a reason
"Save my contact", "See our menu", "Get a quote". One line, next to the code.
Send each code somewhere specific
A booking form from the counter, your work from the van.
Make the page work on a phone
Big buttons, real photos, nothing to install.
Use a different code per place
With QR campaigns, the scan counts tell you which places are worth more effort.
Follow up quickly
Requests come to your email. Answering fast is what turns a scan into a client.
Keep it current
When an offer ends, point the code somewhere new instead of reprinting.
Where offline meets online
The moments people already hold something of yours or stand in front of it.
What usually happens after you meet someone
Most of the ways we stay in touch quietly fail. Here's how.
"Here's my card"
Good forA friendly handover at the end of a chat.
Leaves outIt ends up in a drawer, and your details can't be saved with a tap.
"Look me up online"
Good forSounds easy.
Leaves outThey search, find a competitor first, and never get to you.
"Follow me on Instagram"
Good forKeeping in touch with people who like your work.
Leaves outFollowing isn't contacting, and your posts compete with everything else in their feed.
Writing your number on a napkin
Good forWorks in a pinch.
Leaves outIt doesn't show your work, and it's gone by the next morning.
A code that leads to your page
They scan, they see your work, they save you or send a request, before they've even walked away.
Used by 81 professions in 24 industries
Questions about going from offline to online
Do people really scan codes on cards and signs?
Yes, especially when there's a clear reason next to the code. Phone cameras read them without any app.
What should the code open?
Whatever helps at that spot: your page, a booking form, your menu, an offer. Not just your home page every time.
Can I have different codes for different places?
Yes, with QR campaigns on the Business Showcase, each with its own scan count.
Can I change where a printed code goes?
Yes, if it's a QRaway code and you're on the Business Showcase. Change it from the app, no reprint.
What if someone scans and doesn't do anything?
That happens. Make the next step obvious: one big button to call, book or ask, right at the top.
Do I need a website for this?
No. The Digital Business Card is a single page with a QR code, and it's enough to start.
Can I use codes on things I already printed?
If they don't have a QR code yet, a sticker with your code works fine on cards, menus and signs.
How do I know it's working?
With QR campaigns, scan counts show you which places bring people to your page.
How much is it?
A page and a QR code come with every plan, from $99 a year. QR campaigns with tracking start with the Business Showcase at $299.
See it on your own page before you pay.
Tell us what you do. Your free draft is ready in about 3 days.
- The draft is free
- Up to two rounds of changes
- From $99 a year, only if you say yes