Your signboard works after hours
Buyers drive past at 8pm on a Wednesday. A code on the board hands them the full listing, the floor plan and your number, while the office is shut, and you see every scan the next morning.
- The full listing in a buyer's hand at 8pm on a Wednesday
- Open-home sign-ins straight into your CRM, no clipboard
- One code per property, repointed at every stage of the campaign
The same code, from launch to sold
Print one code per property. As the campaign moves, you change where it points. The boards, brochures and window cards never change.
Board goes up
The code lands on the full listing: photos, floor plan, inspection times and your mobile.
Saturday, 11am
Same code, pointed at the sign-in form for the weekend. Names land in your CRM instead of on a clipboard.
Price adjustment
Updated price guide and the contract pack, without a new board or a reprint of the brochure.
The board still sells
Point it at “sold in 21 days, thinking of selling?” and the appraisal form. A sold board becomes a lead source.
Beyond the board
Open-home sign-in
A code at the door opens your sign-in form. No shared pen, no handwriting to decipher, and the list is in your inbox before you lock up.
Agent vCard
On your card, the window and the back of the board. One tap saves your name, mobile and email to the buyer's phone. No typing, no lost card.
Document pack
Contract, building report, strata docs and the price guide behind one code. Swap the files as the campaign moves without reissuing anything.
One code per thing, named like the thing
Put the address in the link and your board stops being anonymous. Codes live on your own domain, so a buyer sees your agency, not a shortener. New listing on Monday? Generate the week's codes in one go and hand the file to the signwriter.
Where it goes, how big, what breaks it
A code can't replace the agent and agency details your state requires on signage. Keep them printed as usual. And if your open-home code collects names and numbers, say who's collecting and why on the form; that's a Privacy Act obligation, not a QRmory setting. Check your state's agency rules.
Creator — $12.99/mo
One code per listing adds up fast: 50 dynamic codes covers a busy individual agent, with bulk generation for new stock and three custom domains so the link carries your agency name. Champion ($39.99) is the one for a multi-office franchise with shared access.
Real estate questions
The ones owners actually ask us before they print.
Plenty will, and they'll land on a portal that shows them three competing listings next to yours. A code takes them to your page, and you get the scan data.