Checked October 28, 2026

Permly vs QR TIGER

The free codes stop at 500 scans, and paid codes stop when the plan lapses. For a wedding invitation or a menu that's a real risk. Permly's editable codes have no scan limit and are paid once.

This compares editable codes, the kind you can change after printing. Regular codes, where the link is drawn into the picture, are free on both sites and can't stop working anywhere.

QR TIGERPermly
Free editable codes3Their FAQ calls them dynamic, but the pricing page lists "Edit your QR code link any time" only on paid plans.NoneEditable codes are paid. Regular codes are free and unlimited.
The catchStop at 500 scansTheir FAQ says each free editable code has a 500-scan limit, and after that "the QR code will stop working".You pay up front$9 for 1 editable code, $19 for 3, or $49 for 25.
Can a code stop working?YesFree codes at 500 scans. Paid codes too: their pricing FAQ says they "will only stop working once the plan expires."NoNo expiration date, no scan limit, and a written promise about what happens if we ever close.
Their logo on your code?YesA small QR TIGER logo pops up when someone scans a free code.NoNothing of ours is printed on your code, free or paid.
Need an account?YesNoYou get a private link to manage your codes instead.
What it costs$65 a yearRegular: 12 editable codes, US$65 billed yearly (or US$7 a month). The codes stop if the plan lapses.$9 onceFor 1 editable code ($19 for 3, $49 for 25). Nothing after that.
Use your own web addressAdvanced planUS$16 a month, billed annually.Not yet

Checked October 28, 2026 on each company's own pricing and help pages, linked below. Plans change; if something here is out of date, tell us and we'll fix it.

When QR TIGER is the better choice

You want lots of design options and a big feature list, and you're going to pay for a plan anyway.

When Permly is

You're printing something that has to keep working: an invitation, a menu, a sign. You want to be able to change where it sends people later, you'd rather pay once than every month, and you don't want to make an account just to get a simple code. Make a free code, or see the two prices.

Where these facts come from

Everything in the table was read from QR TIGER's own pricing and help pages on October 28, 2026. Where their pages didn't say, the table says "not stated". Where their pages disagreed with each other, the table says so.

Common questions

Does QR TIGER have free editable QR codes?
3. Their FAQ calls them dynamic, but the pricing page lists "Edit your QR code link any time" only on paid plans. Stop at 500 scans. Their FAQ says each free editable code has a 500-scan limit, and after that "the QR code will stop working".
Do QR TIGER QR codes stop working?
Yes. Free codes at 500 scans. Paid codes too: their pricing FAQ says they "will only stop working once the plan expires."
What does QR TIGER cost?
$65 a year. Regular: 12 editable codes, US$65 billed yearly (or US$7 a month). The codes stop if the plan lapses. Permly sells editable codes for a single payment: $9 for 1, $19 for 3 or $49 for 25.
When is QR TIGER the better choice?
You want lots of design options and a big feature list, and you're going to pay for a plan anyway.
What is an "editable" QR code?
A regular QR code is like a printed phone number: once it's on paper it can only go to one place. An editable (sometimes called "dynamic") code is like a forwarding number: the printed code stays the same, but you can change where it sends people.