Features

Codes that resolve through your name

Point a domain or subdomain at us and every code and link uses it. Certificates are issued and renewed automatically; there is nothing to install.

What to point at us

Usually a subdomain — go.example.com, qr.example.com — because it keeps the main site's DNS out of it. Add the record we give you and the certificate follows within minutes.

The thing to understand before printing

A code baked with your own domain depends on that domain existing for as long as the code does. If the registration lapses or the record is removed, the printed code stops working and cannot be reissued — the artwork is already out there. Codes on our domain carry no such risk, which is why they remain the default.

See it happen

lynkarr.com/a7Xq2 go.yourbrand.com/menu same code, your name
The same code, resolving through your name instead of ours.

What you can do with it

A subdomain is usually the right answer

go.example.com or qr.example.com, because it keeps your main site's DNS out of it entirely. Add the record we give you and the certificate follows within minutes.

Certificates are issued and renewed for you

There is nothing to install and nothing that expires at two in the morning eighteen months from now.

Everything moves at once

Codes, short links, cards, pages and forms all resolve through the domain once it is connected.

Getting there

  1. Pick a subdomain

    Short, because people read it off paper.

  2. Add the DNS record

    One record, which we show you.

  3. Wait a few minutes

    The certificate issues itself.

  4. Print with confidence

    Having read the warning below first.

More in the same place

Any subdomain One on Business, unlimited on Enterprise.
Automatic HTTPS Issued and renewed without you.
Your pages too Not just the redirects.
White label No mark of ours on anything a customer sees.
Same speed Resolved at the edge, like everything else.
Reversible Disconnect and codes fall back to ours.

Questions

What happens if the domain lapses?

Anything printed with it stops working and cannot be reissued — the artwork is already out in the world. This is the one real risk of a custom domain and it is why ours stays the default. If you are printing a hundred thousand packs, think hard about which domain goes on them.

Can I move an existing code onto my domain?

New codes will use it. A code already printed encodes the old address and cannot be changed — only its destination can.

Do I need a separate certificate?

No. It is issued and renewed automatically, and there is nothing for you to install.

Try it with one code

The free plan has no expiry and asks for no card, and the analytics behind it are the same ones a paying customer gets.

Free forever for one person. No card, and 10,000 scans a month included.