GetQR review: the $1 trial, the $39.99 renewal, and the one line in their terms that matters

What does GetQR cost after the trial?

$39.99 every four weeks, after a $1 seven-day US trial.

Four-week billing produces thirteen renewal payments across 52 weeks: $519.87, plus the $1 trial. The terms say the subscription renews automatically unless you cancel. Compare that interval with monthly and annual plans before buying.

What happens to your QR code if you stop paying?

Section 12 of GetQR’s terms says dynamic redirects depend on an active subscription and may stop when the account closes. The wording does not establish a specific cutoff date.

The payment terms also allow suspension after failed payment, and the account-closure section says redirects may cease and content may be deleted. Check the status of your account and QR code with GetQR before changing a subscription attached to printed materials.

A QR code on a care label or instruction card gives the owner help they can come back to when they need it. Continued redirecting matters long after you’ve handed over the item.

Two clauses worth reading before you pay

GetQR’s terms specify using its cancellation process to end a subscription. Keep the confirmation and the date when cancellation takes effect.

The dispute section includes individual arbitration and class-action and jury-trial waivers. Read the terms linked in Sources and verification dates before accepting the subscription.

How do I cancel GetQR?

Start at GetQR’s cancellation page with the email address used for your account, or follow the cancellation link in your dashboard. Complete the steps and retain confirmation.

The cited terms say cancellation takes effect at the end of the current billing cycle, with access retained until then. The public page is the start of the process; entering an email alone is not confirmation that cancellation is complete.

Is GetQR legitimate?

GetQR’s terms identify Hint America Inc. as the operator. The July advertising check also recorded that company as a Google-verified advertiser.

For the buying decision, review the renewal total, the cancellation process and the subscription requirement for dynamic redirects. The advertised trial price is only the initial charge.

How Graklink compares

A Graklink dynamic QR code costs $7.99 once.

It includes destination editing, unlimited scans and basic counts. iOS and Android destination rules are included too, so an instruction card can open the matching phone setup guide immediately.

GetQR’s $39.99 four-week plan totals $519.87 across thirteen renewal payments, plus the $1 trial. It includes a larger QR code allowance, so compare the quantity and features you will use.