Linkbreakers + Paperform: branded QR landing forms

Combine Linkbreakers QR tracking with Paperform's branded form-page experience — create polished landing pages from QR scans with full campaign attribution.

Integrations
8 min read
By Laurent Schaffner
Updated February 18, 2026

Short answer

Linkbreakers QR codes redirect scans to Paperform pages — which combine a form with a full-page branded experience including images, video, pricing tables, and rich text. Linkbreakers tracks the scan; Paperform delivers a polished, on-brand landing page experience that converts better than a plain form. You get the attribution data from Linkbreakers and the submission data from Paperform, unified through a webhook integration.

Quick summary

  • Route QR scans to Paperform's branded form-page experience for a premium conversion experience
  • Paperform combines form fields with a full-page design — images, video, copy, pricing, product details
  • Track which physical campaigns drive the most Paperform completions via Linkbreakers analytics
  • Pass UTM parameters through the QR redirect to attribute Paperform submissions to specific campaigns
  • Sync Paperform submissions to your CRM or data store via Paperform integrations or webhooks
  • Works for premium product launches, real estate inquiries, event registrations, and high-touch lead capture

What you can do with Paperform + Linkbreakers

Paperform is designed for teams that care about visual presentation as much as data collection. Rather than presenting a plain form, Paperform lets you build a full landing page experience — with your brand colors, fonts, product images, video embeds, and rich copy — that happens to also contain form fields. For brands where first impressions drive conversion, this distinction matters.

When a QR code on premium product packaging, a luxury real estate brochure, or a high-end event invitation routes to a Paperform page rather than a plain form, the landing experience matches the quality of the physical material. Linkbreakers tracks the scan attribution; Paperform delivers the experience and collects the submission.

Use case How it works Business value
Premium product QR → branded experience form Package QR → Paperform with product images + interest form Brand-appropriate landing experience drives higher completion
Event QR → polished registration page Invitation QR → Paperform with event details + registration fields Professional registration that reflects the event's quality
Real estate QR → property inquiry page Listing QR → Paperform with property images + contact form Immersive property presentation with integrated lead capture
SaaS trial QR → branded lead capture Conference QR → Paperform with product demo + signup form Product context alongside lead capture for better qualification
Luxury retail QR → concierge contact Packaging QR → Paperform with brand story + VIP inquiry form Elevated unboxing experience with integrated relationship start
Partnership campaign QR → co-branded page Partner's QR → Paperform with both brand assets + shared form Co-branded experience that honors both partners' visual identity

Key use cases

Give premium product packaging a landing experience that matches its quality

A QR code on the packaging of a premium product — a high-end cosmetic, a luxury accessory, an artisan food product — is an opportunity to extend the brand experience into the digital space. A plain white Google Form or a barebones Typeform survey undercuts the quality of the physical product. A Paperform page with the brand's colors, photography, and tone maintains continuity.

The customer scans the QR code and lands on a Paperform page that looks like a natural extension of the packaging: brand imagery, a short story about the product's origin, and a simple form to register their purchase, access exclusive content, or join the brand's loyalty program. The visual consistency reinforces the premium positioning. The form collects their email for future marketing.

Create polished event registration pages from invitation QR codes

High-end events — corporate conferences, charity galas, VIP product launches — use beautifully designed printed invitations. The QR code on those invitations should open something equally polished. A Paperform page can feature the event's photography, venue details, schedule highlights, and a registration form in a single scrollable experience. Attendees register without feeling like they have been handed a generic form.

Because Linkbreakers tracks the scan, the organizer can see scan rates broken down by invitation batch, RSVP rate, and completion time. Paperform stores all registration data and can forward it to an event management system or spreadsheet automatically.

Drive real estate inquiries from property listing QR codes

Real estate agents and property developers who place QR codes on for-sale signs, brochures, or show-home materials need the landing experience to sell the property, not just collect a name. A Paperform page can include a full gallery of property images, a summary of key specifications, a virtual tour embed, and a contact form — all in a single branded page. The prospective buyer gets an immersive property experience; the agent gets a qualified lead with their specific interest expressed through the form fields.

Linkbreakers tracks which printed material — which specific sign or brochure — generated the most inquiries. Over time, this data helps agents understand which marketing materials produce the highest quality leads.

Combine product context with lead capture for SaaS conference QR codes

Software companies at industry conferences face a challenge: visitors scan a QR code from a badge or a flyer but have no product context when they land on a generic lead form. A Paperform page changes this by putting product content — screenshots, a short video, a key value proposition — directly above or alongside the form. The visitor has product context before they submit their details, which means the lead is better qualified and the conversion rate is higher.

Linkbreakers tracks which conference session or booth interaction drove the scan. Paperform captures the lead details. Your automation platform connects the two and creates a CRM record with full attribution.

How to connect Paperform with Linkbreakers

  1. Build your Paperform page with the visual design, product content, and form fields you need. Preview it on mobile to ensure the experience translates well to phone screens.
  2. In Paperform, publish the form and copy the public page URL from the Share tab.
  3. Configure Paperform's integrations: connect to Google Sheets, Notion, Airtable, or your CRM via Paperform's 2,000+ integrations or set up a webhook to forward submissions to your automation platform.
  4. Log in to app.linkbreakers.com and create or open the link you want to use.
  5. In the link's workflow editor, set the redirect destination to your Paperform URL.
  6. Optional — append UTM parameters to the Paperform URL in the destination field to track attribution within Paperform's analytics and any connected CRM.
  7. Optional — use Paperform's hidden field feature to pre-fill the QR code name or campaign identifier automatically from URL parameters.
  8. Generate your Linkbreakers QR code, publish the link, and test by scanning the QR code on a mobile device.
  9. Verify the Paperform page loads correctly and that a test submission appears in your configured Paperform integrations.

Frequently asked questions

What makes Paperform different from Typeform or Google Forms for this use case? Paperform is designed as a full landing page builder with form capabilities, rather than a dedicated form tool. You can add images, video, pricing tables, rich text, and product information alongside the form fields — making it more like a mini landing page than a standalone form. For brands where visual context improves conversion, Paperform's design-first approach offers an advantage over plain form tools.

Does Paperform work well on mobile for QR-triggered visits? Yes. Paperform pages are fully responsive and mobile-optimized. The visual design scales appropriately for phone screens. Given that most QR scans happen on mobile devices, Paperform's mobile rendering quality is an important factor in conversion rate.

Can I use Paperform's payment features from a QR redirect? Yes. Paperform supports payment collection via Stripe and PayPal. A payment field can be added to any Paperform page and functions via QR code redirect. This enables use cases like walk-up event registration with payment, product pre-orders from packaging QR codes, or donation collection from charity campaign materials.

How do I attribute Paperform submissions back to a specific Linkbreakers QR code? Use Paperform's hidden field feature combined with UTM parameters or custom URL parameters in the Linkbreakers destination URL. For each QR code, append a unique campaign identifier as a URL parameter. Paperform captures this in a hidden field, and the submitted value appears in every response for that QR code.

What Paperform plan is required for advanced features? Paperform's free trial is limited. The Essentials plan and above include unlimited forms, file uploads, and integrations. Payment collection and advanced integrations require higher-tier plans. Check Paperform's current pricing for the plan that suits your requirements.

Can I sync Paperform submissions to HubSpot, Salesforce, or another CRM? Yes. Paperform integrates natively with many CRMs and also supports Zapier and webhook-based integrations. Through these, you can forward every Paperform submission to your CRM as a new contact or lead. The attribution data (from hidden fields or UTM parameters) can be mapped to custom CRM fields for offline campaign tracking.

Limits and caveats

  • Integration availability may vary by plan. Visit app.linkbreakers.com to check your current plan.
  • Webhook delivery depends on third-party service uptime and configuration.
  • Feature availability on connected platforms depends on your subscription with those services.

About the Author

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Laurent Schaffner

Founder & Engineer at Linkbreakers

Passionate about building tools that help businesses track and optimize their digital marketing efforts. Laurent founded Linkbreakers to make QR code analytics accessible and actionable for companies of all sizes.