QR codes for board game cafes, game libraries and tables

A shelf of hundreds of games overwhelms new guests. A code on the table card that opens the library, filterable by player count and time, helps people choose, and a code on each box can open a short rules video.

Games arrive and leave. The page updates without reprinting.

This is a dynamic QR code: $3 once, and you can change where it points at any time without reprinting. How that works

A board with dice beside a table card whose code opens the game library.

What should a game cafe QR code open?

The first question guests ask is what to play.

Library with player count, play time and difficulty.
Short rules videos for popular games.
Table booking and event nights.
Drink and snack menu.

How do I add QR codes to game boxes?

A small matte sticker on the side of the box, at least 2 cm (0.8 inch) square, opens that game's rules page. Use one code that opens a library page with the game highlighted, or one per game if you want scan counts.

Will a QR code work on a busy table?

Print the table card on a stand, away from drinks and cards, and place it where it will not be moved. Laminate it so spills wipe off.

Example signs

Each example code opens threedollarqrcode.com. Your code can open any page you choose.

Opens threedollarqrcode.com

Questions

Can I change the featured games?

Yes.

Do guests need an app?

No.

Can each table have its own code?

Yes, to open a table-specific page like ordering.

Cost?

$3 once per code.

How do I keep the library accurate?

Edit the page when games come and go, or link to a spreadsheet you maintain.

Can guests order food from the code?

Link to your ordering page.

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.