QR Code Generator

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QR Code Generator is an online SaaS platform that allows users and businesses to create, manage, and track customized QR codes for marketing and other use cases.

Bielefeld, Germany
qr-code-generator.com
Owned by Bitly, Inc.

About QR Code Generator

QR Code Generator (qr-code-generator.com) is an online software-as-a-service (SaaS) platform that lets individuals, marketers, and businesses create, manage, and track QR codes. Operated from Bielefeld, Germany (originally by Egoditor GmbH and now part of Bitly), the service supports many QR code types such as URLs, vCards, PDFs, apps, Wi-Fi, coupons, and more. Users can design custom-branded QR codes with logos, colors, and frames, then monitor scans with built-in analytics to measure campaign performance.

A charge from “QR Code Generator,” “qr-code-generator.com,” “Egoditor GmbH,” or sometimes “Bitly / QR Code Generator” on your bank or card statement usually relates to a subscription plan or a one-time upgrade for QR code services. Most customers are billed on a recurring monthly or annual basis for a paid subscription that unlocks features like dynamic (editable) QR codes, higher scan volumes, collaboration tools, and extended tracking. You may also see temporary authorization holds (often small amounts) when you first add or update a payment method, as well as charges after a free trial period if it wasn’t cancelled before the trial end date.

If you don’t recognize the charge, start by checking your email inbox (and spam folder) for receipts or welcome emails from qr-code-generator.com or Bitly, and log in to your account on qr-code-generator.com using any work or personal email addresses you might have used. Within your account, you can review your plan, invoices, and next billing date, or cancel auto-renewal if you no longer need the service. For unresolved questions, visit qr-code-generator.com and go to the Help/Support or Contact section to submit a request to customer support; include the last four digits of the card, the exact amount, and billing date (but never your full card number) so they can quickly locate your account, clarify the charge, adjust your plan, or advise on refunds where applicable.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What subscription plans does QR Code Generator offer, and what amounts might I see on my statement?

QR Code Generator typically offers tiered plans (such as Starter, Advanced, and higher business tiers) billed monthly or annually. Common statement amounts are in ranges like a lower monthly fee for an entry plan and higher amounts for professional or team plans, plus applicable VAT or sales tax depending on your location. Exact prices and currencies vary by region and current offers, so your statement might show a converted amount from EUR or USD. For the most accurate, current pricing, log into your account and check the Billing or Plans page on qr-code-generator.com.

Why was I charged by QR Code Generator after a free trial?

When you start a free trial, QR Code Generator usually requires a payment method and sets your subscription to automatically continue once the trial ends. If you don’t cancel before the trial expiration date, the system converts your trial into a paid plan and charges your card for the full billing period (monthly or annual). You can see your trial end date and first billing date in the account Billing section and in the original trial confirmation email. If you were charged unexpectedly right after a trial, contact support promptly to see if a goodwill refund or downgrade is possible under their current policies.

How do I cancel or pause my QR Code Generator subscription so I’m not billed again?

Sign in to your account at qr-code-generator.com, go to your Account or Billing/Subscription settings, and look for the option to Cancel, Downgrade, or Turn off auto-renew. Once cancelled, your plan usually remains active until the end of the current billing period, and you won’t be charged for the next cycle. Some features—especially dynamic QR codes and analytics—may be limited or disabled after your paid period ends, so make sure you download any needed data beforehand. If you can’t access your account or the cancel button, contact support with the email and card details (last four digits only) to request cancellation.

Why do I see a small or duplicate QR Code Generator charge, or a $0–$1 authorization on my card?

QR Code Generator, like many SaaS providers, may place a small temporary authorization hold when you add or update your card to verify that it’s valid. This can appear as a very small charge (or even $0–$1) and should automatically disappear or be reversed within a few business days. In some cases, you may see both the authorization and the actual subscription charge on the same day, but the authorization is not a true debit. If the small hold doesn’t fall off after several days, contact your card issuer and, if needed, provide a screenshot to QR Code Generator support.

How can I get a refund or dispute a charge from QR Code Generator?

QR Code Generator’s ability to refund depends on their current terms, the timing of the charge, and whether you’ve already used the service in that billing period. Start by logging in and checking your Billing or Invoices section to confirm what you were charged for (plan level and period). If you believe the charge is in error—such as duplicate billing, an unintended plan upgrade, or a trial you meant to cancel—submit a ticket through the Help/Support section on qr-code-generator.com with your invoice number, billing date, and account email. They can review your case, clarify the subscription status, and let you know whether a full or partial refund is possible; if you suspect fraud, also contact your bank or card issuer.

I don’t remember signing up—could this QR Code Generator charge be linked to my business or team account?

Yes. Many companies use QR Code Generator for marketing, menus, or printed materials, and subscriptions are sometimes created centrally by a marketing team or agency. The charge may be tied to a corporate email address, shared login, or a colleague who set up QR campaigns on behalf of your organization. Check internally with your marketing, digital, or communications team and search your work email for messages from qr-code-generator.com. If you still can’t locate the account, support can help trace it using the exact charge amount, date, and the first/last digits of your card (never send the full number).

How can I view my invoices and confirm exactly what the QR Code Generator charge covers?

Log into your account at qr-code-generator.com and go to the Billing, Invoices, or Payments section within your account settings. There you can download PDF invoices that list the plan name, billing period, amount, tax/VAT, and payment method used. This helps you match each bank statement entry to a specific subscription term or upgrade. If invoices are missing or you can’t log in, contact support and request copies using the billing email address associated with the charge.

How do I contact QR Code Generator about a charge or billing issue?

Visit qr-code-generator.com and navigate to the Help Center or Contact/Support page to submit a support request—this is their primary channel for billing and technical issues. Provide the email address you used to sign up, the approximate charge amount, currency, and billing date, along with a brief description of the problem. For security reasons, do not send your full card number or CVV; only share non-sensitive details like the last four digits if requested. Their support team typically responds via email, so keep an eye on your inbox (and spam folder) for follow-up messages.

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