What it is
A QR code is a two-dimensional symbol any phone camera can read. A static code carries the content itself, so it works with nothing else in the loop. A dynamic code carries a short buzzlytech.com link instead; when it is scanned we send the phone on to your current destination and add one to the scan count — so you can reprint nothing and still change where the code goes.
Buzzlytech generates each code on our own servers from the details you give us at checkout (or later, from your dashboard). There is no pool of pre-made codes and no third-party generator involved; the image is yours, and a GST tax invoice from RNR Associates comes with every order.
Where people use them
- Restaurant menus, price lists and product pages linked from packaging
- UPI payment codes for counters, delivery riders and invoices
- WiFi sign-in cards for cafés, offices and guest houses
- Contact cards on business cards, brochures and vehicle branding
- Campaign posters and flyers where you want to count scans and swap the destination
One thing to decide up front. A static code needs nothing from us after you download it. A dynamic code routes every scan through buzzlytech.com so you can retarget it and count scans — which also means it depends on our site staying online. Pick the one that matches how you will use it.
What arrives in your download
- A print-resolution PNG (1000 px) and a scalable SVG of every code
- For dynamic codesan editable destination, pause/resume and a live scan count in My QR Codes
- Codes you have not set up yet stay as slots you can configure later
- A GST tax invoice from RNR Associates
How it works
- Choose a pack. One code or several; each code in the pack can carry different content.
- Tell us what it should do. Link, text, WiFi, contact card or UPI. See a live preview before you pay, or leave it for later.
- Pay securely. UPI, cards, net banking and wallets through Razorpay; GST invoice issued automatically.
- Download and print. PNG and SVG appear in My QR Codes at once. Dynamic codes can be retargeted whenever you like.
Questions people ask before buying
Static or dynamic — what is the difference?
A static code has your content baked into the image: scan it and the phone acts on that content directly, with no dependence on us. A dynamic code encodes a short buzzlytech.com link that redirects to your destination; you can change the destination, pause the code and see how many times it was scanned. Dynamic is available for web links; text, WiFi, contact cards and UPI codes are always static.
Which phones can read the codes?
Any recent phone camera or QR scanner app. WiFi and contact-card codes prompt the phone to join the network or save the contact; UPI codes open the payment app with your ID pre-filled.
What happens if I have not decided the content yet?
Buy the pack and set each code up from My QR Codes when you are ready. Unset codes simply wait; nothing is generated until you fill in the details.
Will a dynamic code keep working?
For as long as buzzlytech.com is online, yes — the redirect runs on our servers. If that dependency does not suit you, choose a static code, which needs nothing from us after download.
Can I change a static code after download?
No. The content is fixed in the image. If you expect to change it, choose dynamic.
Is there a subscription?
No. One payment covers the code, the redirect service for dynamic codes and unlimited re-downloads. Nothing expires.
Why buy this from Buzzlytech
- One supplier for the whole stack
The same New Delhi team that builds and hosts your website and runs your marketing tools now issues your product codes. One account, one invoice trail, one number to call.
- A ledger, not a spreadsheet
Every number lives in a database table that marks it sold the instant you pay, inside a locked transaction. A number cannot be handed to two buyers even if two payments land at the same second.
- Proper GST paperwork
RNR Associates issues a sequential tax invoice for every order with the correct CGST/SGST or IGST split for your state, and admin can re-send it on request.
- A replacement channel that actually exists
If a number is ever unscannable or reported as clashing, we void it in the ledger and issue a fresh one against your order — the old number is retired, never recycled.
- Plain language about the limits
We tell you before you pay that these are not GS1-registered numbers and that a minority of channels insist on GS1. No fine print, no surprise after checkout.
Which code do I need?
| Code | Digits | Choose it for | Status |
| EAN-13 |
13 |
Packaged retail products sold in India and internationally — the default choice for most sellers. |
Instant |
| UPC-A |
12 |
Goods sold into the US and Canada, or to buyers whose systems are set up for 12-digit codes. |
Instant |
| ITF-14 |
14 |
Outer cartons, shipping cases and trade units that hold several retail packs. |
Instant |
| ISBN-13 |
13 |
Books, journals, workbooks and other printed publications. |
Instant |
| QR Code (this page) |
2D |
Packaging, menus, posters, visiting cards, WiFi sign-in and UPI payment collection. |
Instant |
Still torn between two? Read the chooser or ask us — we would rather point you to a GS1 licence than sell you the wrong pack.