Supercode Reviews

1. Jack

   | Sales at Net0 | over 2 years ago

   The most valuable thing I got were all the insights from people scanning the QR codes. Now I know much more about my customers and what products they are interested in. Totally recommend this for anyone who wants to boost their business while adopting the use cases for QR codes.

   👍 Pros:    Intuitive user interface|Inexpensive|Creative insights
2. Kristin

   | Marketing at Superforce | over 2 years ago
   Kristin

   I love Supercode because I can share diverse content with fun QR codes that match my branding. I haven't had to use papers and ink and it's been saving me time and money! Plus my customers store all the information in their phones instead of throwing away flyers and coupons.

   👍 Pros:    Diverse codes|Fun design tools|Easy to use
3. Guest

   over 2 years ago
   We are so happy with Supercode!

   Supercode offers a quick and easy way to create really beautiful QR codes that stand out. I love that you can play with colours, shapes, add logos or emojis and make your QR codes fun and creative. Our team uses Supercode on the weekly basis for marketing and sales purposes and we have never had any bugs or problems. We all love the platform and highly recommend it to all new users!

   👍 Pros:    Creative|Fun to play with designs|Quick and responsive|Good support|Great free resources|Fair pricing|No bugs, delays or ux/ui issues|Amazing variety of qr code types available

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