How it works

No black box. Every stage is a screen you can open.

Here is exactly what happens between somebody tapping a code on a sign and money landing in your account.

1Somebody tapsa link, aQR code on a sign, a card2It lands hereon your address,not ours3It is countedonce per personper hour4They arriveyour page, yourform, your booking5It is creditedif they buy,the sale is yours

Three minutes

Getting going.

One

Make a link

Paste where it goes, press a button. Your short address and your QR code appear while you are still typing.

Two

Put your address on it

Point your own domain at it and every link you have already made changes over. Nothing reprints.

Three

Paste one line

Drop the snippet into your own website and the assistant, the privacy notice, the reading panel and your offers all turn up there.

Four

Watch what worked

Which sign, which post, which agent. Down to the sale, not the click.

Selling it on

Six levels, and each one only sees downward.

If you want to hand this to your agents, your franchisees or your own customers under your own name, that is not an upgrade we bolt on later. It is how the thing is built.

Every level can set up the level beneath it, brand it, price it and switch it off. Nobody ever sees the level above them, and nobody ever sees the company sitting beside them.

  • Your logo, your colours, your domain, your name on every screen and every email.
  • Your own prices at every level, set by you.
  • Cut anybody off in one click, and everything under them goes dark with them.
  • A new company starts seeing nothing until somebody deliberately opens something.
You, the platform ownerWhitelabelMaster resellerReseller, agent, brokerThe company or groupThe customersees everything belownever sees anything above or beside

Counted honestly

What we count, and what we refuse to count.

What is counted

  • A tap on a link or a scan of a code, once per person per hour.
  • Where they came from, if their browser says.
  • Whether they did the thing you were hoping for.
  • The sale, and who sold it, frozen at that moment.

What is not

  • Names and addresses of people who tap a public link. We do not keep them.
  • The same person refreshing, counted twenty times.
  • Anything we would have to invent to make a chart look better.
  • Anything your visitor said no to on the privacy notice.

Ready when you are.