Lynkarr vs Uniqode
Both do QR codes and digital business cards. The differences show up at the two ends: what the free plan can do, and what a custom domain costs.
A QR code and digital business card platform aimed at larger teams.
What Uniqode does well
- A mature enterprise product with the controls and support arrangements larger organisations ask for.
- A strong digital business card offering with per-seat pricing for teams.
- A 14-day trial of the paid features.
Side by side
| Uniqode | Lynkarr | |
|---|---|---|
| Dynamic codes on the free plan | None. Their pricing FAQ states the generator is free only for static codes, and dynamic codes need a plan from $9 a month. | Two dynamic codes on the free plan, permanently, with scan reporting. |
| Entry price for dynamic codes | $9 a month. | Free for two; $19 a month for an unlimited number. |
| Their mid tier | Core, $49 a month. | Business, $54 a month: 20 users, a custom domain, GS1 Digital Link and CSV import. |
| Custom domain | Their FAQ states it is an add-on to the Plus plan at $2,000 per domain per year, or an upgrade to Business+. | Included in Business at $54 a month, and unlimited domains on Enterprise. |
| Digital business cards | First card free; additional seats on a Team plan at $6 per user per month. | One card free; a card per user on every paid plan at no per-card charge. |
Figures for Uniqode read from uniqode.com/pricing on 29 August 2026. Ours were checked against the running product on the same day. Prices change — if you find one of these out of date, tell us and we will correct it.
The free plan is the honest difference
A free plan that only makes static codes is a demonstration rather than a plan: the thing you would actually print is behind the paywall, and you cannot find out whether the product suits you without deciding first.
Ours gives two dynamic codes, permanently, with the reporting attached. Two is not many and it is meant to be a real trial rather than a generous one — but they are codes you can print, repoint later, and watch.
A custom domain should not be an enterprise line item
Serving codes from your own domain is what makes a scanned link look like it belongs to you, which matters most on packaging and signage where nobody can hover to check. Priced as an add-on per domain per year, it becomes a decision for a procurement process.
It is part of the Business plan here. That is a difference in where the line is drawn rather than a claim that their product is worse — an organisation buying at that level is usually buying the support arrangements as much as the feature.
When Uniqode is the better choice
Choose Uniqode if you are buying for a large organisation and the deciding factors are procurement, onboarding and support commitments rather than the price of the plan.
And one thing we do not solve at all: if you need to know who scanned a code — a named person, an audience to retarget — we cannot do that and will not add it. Our analytics identify nobody by design. That is a reason to look elsewhere and we would rather say so here than after you have paid.