QRcreate review: the $1.95 trial, the $49 renewal, and what their terms say about your QR code

What does QRcreate cost?

$1.95 for the first seven days, then $49 every four weeks.

That is not hidden. It is printed on the pricing card, directly under the price you are about to pay: “After 7 days, renews to $49 every 4 weeks.”

The billing interval is “every 4 weeks.” A year holds 13 four-week periods, not 12. So $49 every four weeks is $637 across 52 weeks, plus the initial trial charge. The extra payment comes from the thirteenth four-week cycle in a year.

There is also a yearly plan at $19 a month, billed as $228 upfront.

What happens to your QR code when the trial ends

QRcreate answers this themselves, in section 5.3 of their terms:

“Upon the expiration of the free trial period, Your account will be automatically downgraded to a restricted version. As a result of this downgrade: (i) any dynamic QR codes created during the trial will cease to function and will no longer be scannable”

The printed pattern remains, but the redirect no longer opens the saved destination.

That quote covers the free trial lapsing without an upgrade. The priced seven-day offer advertises automatic renewal at $49 every four weeks unless canceled; it does not necessarily lapse at day seven. QRcreate’s terms do not say what happens if you pay for a while and then cancel. Section 5.4 only says “Cancellation takes effect at the end of the current billing period.” Whether a paid cancellation stops the QR code, they do not say, so this review does not claim it.

How do I cancel QRcreate?

Their terms point to a public cancellation page at qrcreate.com/cancel-subscription, which you can reach without logging in. You can also cancel from your account settings or by emailing their support.

Their terms: “Cancellation takes effect at the end of the current billing period.”

Keep a copy of the cancellation confirmation and check its effective date.

Is QRcreate legitimate?

QRcreate’s terms identify Unlimited Absolute LTD, incorporated in Cyprus under registration number HE475077. The reviewed pricing page discloses its trial and renewal amounts.

The cancellation pages checked on October 22, 2026 carry a noindex instruction. Use the direct links below rather than relying on a search result. Search visibility alone does not establish service quality.

MyQRCode: the same plans under another operator

If you have seen MyQRCode too, you are not imagining it. The pricing pages checked on October 22, 2026 show the same plans and amounts. Same $1.95 trial, same “$49 every 4 weeks,” same $228 yearly.

MyQRCode’s terms say the same thing about the trial, in their own words:

“Your Trial Plan expires 7 days after you create your first QR code. Please note that after that, your account will be downgraded, and the following features will be restricted: (i) Your dynamic QR codes will no longer be scannable.”

That clause also covers only the trial expiring without a subscription. The paid seven-day offer advertises automatic renewal, so expiry and paid renewal are different outcomes. MyQRCode’s terms do not say what happens if you pay for a year and then cancel, so this review does not claim the QR code stops in that case either.

Their renewal clause is worth reading:

“Your payment method on file will be charged Fees for additional Subscription periods (e.g., once every 14 days, monthly, or yearly), as disclosed to you when you enroll, without obtaining further permission or confirmation from you.”

That is standard for subscriptions, and it is why the “every 4 weeks” cadence matters: nobody asks you again.

To cancel MyQRCode, use the Billing tab in your account, email support@myqrcode.com, or use the public cancellation page at myqrcode.com/cancel-subscription, where you enter the email you registered with. Use the direct link: the page currently carries a noindex instruction. One timing detail from their terms: cancellations “must be made at least 1 day before the next billing period to avoid being charged for any additional subscription cycles.”

The two sites name different operators. MyQRCode identifies Outsourcing International EOOD in Bulgaria, registration number 204188831, and My QR Code LLC as merchant of record. QRcreate identifies Unlimited Absolute LTD in Cyprus, registration number HE475077. Matching plan wording does not establish shared ownership or identical service behavior. Check the terms of the site where you subscribed.

How Graklink compares

A Graklink dynamic QR code costs $7.99 once, including destination editing, unlimited scans and basic scan counts.

Graklink’s terms say a subscription cancellation or a missed subscription payment does not switch off a purchased QR code.