Scan Limits

Control access with precision

Set exact limits on how many times your QR code can be scanned. Perfect for exclusive offers, single-use coupons, contest entries, and controlled-access content.

How It Works

1

Set your limit

Choose from presets (1, 10, 50, 100) or enter a custom number. Single-use codes work perfectly for unique vouchers.

2

Configure the action

Decide what happens when the limit is reached: disable the code, redirect to a different URL, or show a custom message.

3

Track in real-time

Monitor scan progress with live counters and get notified as you approach the limit. Adjust settings anytime.

Scan Limits

Set exact limits on how many times your QR code can be scanned. Perfect for exclusive offers, single-use coupons, contest entries, and controlled-access content.

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Key Benefits

Single-use QR codes for vouchers
Limited edition offers with exact control
Prevent coupon abuse
Custom fallback when limit reached
Real-time scan tracking
Configurable expiration actions

Perfect For

Single-use discount coupons

Limited contest entries

Exclusive event access passes

Controlled document downloads

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Scan Limits Guide

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Create your first QR code in seconds. No credit card required.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I create a single-use QR code?
Yes. Set a scan limit of 1 to create a one-time-use QR code. After the limit is reached, scanners see a configurable expired page. This is useful for event tickets, exclusive offers, or limited promotions.
What happens when a scan limit is reached?
When the scan limit is reached, the QR code stops redirecting to the destination. Scanners see a clean expired page. You can increase the limit or remove it from your dashboard at any time.
Can I combine scan limits with time expiration?
Yes. Set both a scan limit and a time-based expiration on the same QR code. The code deactivates when either condition is met — whichever comes first.