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QR codes for real estate
Use a dynamic QR code on yard signs and flyers. Today it opens the listing; when the home sells, you point the same sign at your next listing or your agent page. Signs get reused for years, and QRVow codes keep redirecting even if you cancel, so an old sign never sends a buyer to an error page.
What to put in the code
The listing, on the sign
One code per sign, pointing at that property's listing. Each code counts its own scans, so you can see which signs get attention.
Dynamic QR code QR code →Your contact card
On your business card and the sign rider. Buyers save your name, number and email in one tap.
Contact card (vCard) QR code →A photo gallery
Upload up to 10 photos as a gallery that loads quickly on a phone at the curb (Pro and up).
Images / gallery QR code →A video walk-through
Link the code to your YouTube tour, or upload an MP4 of up to 50 MB.
Video QR code →Call me now
A static call code for buyers who would rather talk. Free, and it never expires.
Phone call QR code →Print tips
- Signs are scanned from the sidewalk or a car window, 2 to 3 m away. That needs a code 20 to 30 cm wide.
- Put the code at eye level on the rider, not at the bottom of the post.
- Use dark ink on white. Outdoor colours fade, and contrast matters more than brand colour.
- Before ordering a batch, run the sign artwork through the print check.
Got the artwork? Run the free print check: it measures size, border and contrast, and your file stays on your device.
Or just ask Vow
Vow is QRVow's AI agent (Pro, Business and Lifetime). Type a request like this on My codes, with your own links:
“Code for my yard sign at 42 Elm Street, https://myagency.com/listings/42-elm. After 8pm send people to my viewing booking page https://myagency.com/book. Navy on white.”
Vow proposes the code and any smart rules; you check them and tap Create. See Vow at work · Plans
Questions
What should a real estate QR code link to?
The listing for that property, with photos and a way to contact you. Use a dynamic code so you can switch it to your next listing once the home sells.
Can I reuse the same sign for my next listing?
Yes. Change the code's destination on My codes. The sign stays the same, and the next scan opens the new listing.
Can I see how many people scanned my sign?
Yes. Every dynamic code counts its scans. Free accounts see the total; Pro and up see scans by day, country and phone type. We never record who scanned.
Can I use a free static code on a for-sale sign?
For a phone number, yes. For a listing, no: the link is baked into the pattern, so once the listing comes down the sign leads to an error page.
What if my brokerage moves to a new listing website?
Point each code at the new site. Your printed signs and flyers stay valid.