Museum & theatre marketers

Know exactly which poster brought the donation

Your programmes, placards and appeals already carry QR codes. Give every one its own tracked code and stop guessing which appeal paid for itself. No developer. No reprinting.

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One code

Change the destination after the programme is printed

Per placement

Scans split by exhibit, poster or insert

No code

Build the whole flow from a description

What teams like yours use it for

Donation appeals you can attribute

Give each mailing, placard and programme insert its own code. When a gift arrives you know which appeal earned it, not just that the campaign worked overall.

Exhibits that explain themselves

Point a code at audio, a translation or a longer essay, and change what it serves without reprinting the placard. Season changes stop being a print job.

Programmes that capture the room

Turn a printed programme into a short form: join the mailing list, rate the performance, request a season brochure. The audience is already holding their phone.

Membership and volunteer signup

Route a scan to a form, capture the details, and hand them to your CRM. No table, no clipboard, no transcription afterwards.

Questions we get asked

Do we need a developer?
No. Describe the experience you want and it gets built for you. Teams without technical staff run their whole programme this way.
Can we change where a code points after printing?
Yes, that is the main reason organisations move to us. The printed code stays the same and you change the destination whenever you like.
Is there a discount for registered charities?
Get in touch at [email protected]. Nonprofits and cultural institutions are a large part of who we work with and we would rather talk than lose you on price.
What happens to visitor data?
It stays yours. Export it, push it to your CRM over a webhook, or query it through the API.

Know exactly which poster brought the donation

Free plan. No card. Live in minutes.