QR codes for apartment leasing and rental signs
A for-rent sign gets a glance from someone walking by. A code on that sign lets them see photos, rent and the application right then, even when nobody is there to show the unit.
Units fill up and listings change. A dynamic code on the sign or building door stays put while you point it at whichever unit is available.
This is a dynamic QR code: $3 once, and you can change where it points at any time without reprinting. How that works
What should a for-rent sign QR code link to?
Link to the current listing with photos, rent, size and a way to contact you or apply. Keep the page short and fast, since people are often scanning on the sidewalk.
If you manage several units, link to a page that lists what is available now.
- Change the code's destination when a unit is rented instead of replacing the sign.
- Put the code at eye level on a window or door.
How big should a rental sign QR code be?
For a sign read from the sidewalk, 10 to 15 cm (4 to 6 inches) square is a good size, on a plain white background with a clear border. A smaller code on a flyer tab can be 3 to 4 cm.
Can I use one QR code for many apartments?
Yes. Point it at a page listing every available unit, and update that page as units come and go. If you want to know which building gets the most interest, use a separate code for each.
Example signs
Each example code opens threedollarqrcode.com. Your code can open any page you choose.
Questions
Do renters scan QR codes?
Most phones scan them with the camera, so yes.
What if the unit is rented?
Point the code at a different unit or an available-units page.
Do I need a website?
A listing page on a rental site or your own page works. The code can open any web address.
Is there a monthly fee?
No. $3 once per code.
Can I see how many people scanned?
Yes, your order page shows the scan count.
Get a dynamic QR code for $3
Pay once. Pick the page your code opens, print it wherever you need it, and change the page whenever you like.