QR code tool · dynamic · trackable
QR code for donations.
Create a QR code that links to your donation page. Print on flyers, event signage, or direct mail. Supporters scan and donate from their phone in seconds.
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Everything you need for donation QR codes.
Create a QR code for your donation page and track supporter engagement.
The code
Link to your donation page.
Paste the URL of your donation page. Works with GoFundMe, PayPal, Stripe, Donorbox, or any payment link. Supporters scan and land on the donation form instantly.
- Any platformWorks with GoFundMe, PayPal, Stripe, Donorbox, GiveButter, or custom pages.
- One-scan givingSupporters scan and land directly on the donation form. No searching needed.
- Mobile paymentsApple Pay and Google Pay work in mobile browsers when your donation platform supports them.
Placement
Place at fundraising touchpoints.
Print on event signage, direct mail, church bulletins, gala table cards, or storefront windows. The closer the QR code is to the moment of generosity, the more donations you collect.
- Event signagePlace at galas, auctions, or charity runs. Attendees donate on the spot.
- Direct mailInclude in fundraising letters. Recipients scan instead of writing checks.
- Church bulletinsAdd to weekly bulletins or pew cards. Congregants give during or after service.
Scan analytics
One appeal, three donation QR codes.
Suppose a food bank runs a year-end appeal by mail, on grocery store posters and at its December gala. It makes three Reqlick QR codes for the same donation form, one per channel, on its own domain. Each code gets its own scan count.
- go.yourfoodbank.org/give-mail, /give-store and /give-gala each carry their own utm_source. Google Analytics on the donation page can then split visits by channel
- Suppose the gala card drew 90 scans from 200 guests and the letter drew 60 from 5,000 homes. That is 45 scans per 100 guests against about 1 per 100 homes
- On January 1, the food bank points all three codes at the spring appeal. Posters still on the wall keep working, and the scan data exports as CSV for the board
Your questions, answered.
Something else? Ask sales or read the docs.
How do I accept donations with a QR code?
Copy your donation page URL from GoFundMe, PayPal, Stripe, Donorbox, GiveButter, or your own site, and paste it into Reqlick. Generate the QR code and print it on event signs, direct mail, church bulletins, or gala table cards. Supporters scan and land on the donation form. Your donation platform processes the payment, not Reqlick.
How can donors trust the QR code before they give?
Donors trust codes they can verify. Connect your organization's custom domain in Reqlick so the link behind the QR code shows your name instead of a generic shortener. Add your logo to the code and print your organization's name next to it. Tell donors which platform handles the gift, so the payment page matches what they expect.
What happens to a printed donation QR code after the appeal ends?
It keeps working. A Reqlick donation QR code points to a short link, and you choose where that link goes. When the appeal closes, send it to a thank-you page or your next campaign. Letters and posters still in circulation then stay useful. To retire the code instead, deactivate the link, and scans land on a not-found page. Pro and Business can also set an expiration date in advance.
Which Reqlick plan suits a small nonprofit running donation QR codes?
A small nonprofit with a few campaigns usually fits Reqlick Starter at $15 a month, which covers 50 QR codes and 90 days of scan history. If you compare year-end appeals across years, Pro keeps 1 year of analytics and Business keeps 5 years. You can start with a 14-day free trial with no credit card required.
Print the code once. Change where it points any time.
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