Dynamic QR codes on your domain

The code is printed.The destination is not.

QR codes for packaging, menus, signage and print, on a domain you own. Change where any code goes in seconds, see every scan, and manage thousands of codes across teams.

Printed once · on 40,000 boxesgo.mybrand.com/mugSame code since March · 18,203 scans
Where it goes today

✓ Same printed code. Scans now open the spring offer.

Trusted by teams that run links on their own domains

Global PoPs
130
global average response time*
~90ms
uptime
99.99%

* Average total time (DNS lookup, connection, TLS handshake and response) to edge.redirhub.com, measured by updown.io from 8 locations. See the live status page

Switching from another QR tool

Keep the codes you can keep. Own the next print run.

A printed code can only move if it encodes a domain you control. We check every code with you before anything changes.

  1. 1
    Codes on your own domainImport the export with bulk import, or with our support team. Every path and destination stays, and the codes already printed keep scanning once the domain points to RedirHub.
  2. 2
    Codes on a vendor’s domainThose stay with that vendor. Set up the same destinations on your domain, so the next print run is yours for good.
  3. 3
    Review, then switchCheck the list before the DNS change; support can go through it with you. HTTPS is issued automatically.
Migration check · 312 QR codes
go.mybrand.com/mugmybrand.com/shop/blue-mugMoves · same code
go.mybrand.com/menumybrand.com/menuMoves · same code
go.mybrand.com/manual-x2mybrand.com/support/x2Moves · same code
qr.vendor.example/8Hk2mybrand.com/springNew code on your domain
298
move with the same printed code
14
re-created on your domain

Built for print at scale

Thousands of codes, many teams, one place to change them.

On a domain you own

Codes encode go.mybrand.com, not a vendor’s domain, with HTTPS issued for it. Your print never depends on someone else’s domain.

Your logo and colors

Style each code once; download it ready for print, with the readable link underneath.

Scans per print run

Volume, location, device and source for every code, so each print run reports back.

Bulk create and repoint

Create codes from a CSV, change hundreds at once with a preview, or use the API and MCP.

Roles and history

Viewer, editor or manager per teammate, and a history of who changed each destination.

Monitored destinations

Pro watches where your codes land and alerts you when a destination breaks, before customers notice.

3 selected

All1,556go.mybrand.com812QR codes24DNS issue 1Paused 3More
MBgo.mybrand.com/summermybrand.com/campaigns/summer-sale-20262.4KClicks
Table tent menu — all locationsgo.mybrand.com/menu5.9KScans
SHshop.mybrand.comhttps://mybrand.com/shop41.7KClicks
Product packaging — blue muggo.mybrand.com/mug2.7KScans
YCyourcompany.comhttps://mybrand.com18.2KClicks
PRpromo.mybrand.comDNS issuemybrand.com/promo/black-friday
Careers fair posterPausedgo.mybrand.com/careers
MBgo.mybrand.com/webinarmybrand.zoom.us/webinar/register312Clicks

Repoint many printed codes in one step, with a preview. The printed codes keep working.

Wherever a code outlives the campaign

Print once. Point it at what matters this month.

  • Product packaging
  • Table cards & menus
  • Manuals & safety labels
  • Badges & signage
  • Business cards
  • Flyers & out-of-home
  • Receipts & inserts
“I like RedirHub because it's simple and straightforward with no fluff. The redirect tool is particularly useful, especially for mass URL redirection and capturing old traffic from an unused subdomain to our main site.”
URL rules managed
10,000+
visits redirected each month
150k+
workspace for the whole team
One
Mithru Vigneshwara · Formlabs
“it was very easy to setup and use and provides valuable reporting on how effective the redirects are.”
Debra S. · Programmer, Marketing and Advertising, EZMarketing · Read the story →

FAQ

Questions before the next print run

Can you move QR codes we already printed?
Yes, if they encode a domain you control. Import them with bulk import or with help from our support team: every path and destination stays, and the printed codes keep scanning once the domain points to RedirHub. Codes that encode another vendor’s domain stay with that vendor; set up the same destinations on your domain for the next print run.
Can I change where an already-printed QR code points?
Only if the printed code encodes an active redirect URL. If it does, the destination behind that redirect can be updated at any time. A code that encodes a final web address directly cannot be repointed — the address is part of the pattern.
How do I know which kind of code I have?
Scan it and look at the address bar as the page opens. If you briefly see a short redirect domain before landing on the final page, it is redirect-backed. If it goes straight to the destination, the destination is baked in.
Do I need to reprint anything when the destination changes?
No. The pattern encodes the redirect URL, and that URL never changes. Only the rule behind it does.
Can I use my own domain for the redirect?
Yes. Scans travel through a domain you own, with HTTPS issued automatically. Core includes 25 connected domains and Pro 250.
Is the redirect hop noticeable to someone scanning?
It is a normal HTTP redirect, resolved before the destination page starts loading. In practice people see the destination, not the hop.
Can I track scans?
Yes. Each scan is recorded with volume over time, location, device and referrer, and the data is available in the dashboard or through the API.
Can I manage thousands of codes at once?
RedirHub is built to manage redirect records at scale, with bulk import and export and a REST API available on every plan. How many you can manage depends on your plan and setup.
What happens if I stop paying?
Redirects resolve while the account and connected domain are active. This is worth planning for with any redirect-backed print run, whichever provider you use.