QR TIGER Discount Code: Get $10 Off Any Yearly Plan

The QR TIGER discount code is NN20-B8BT. Enter it in the Promo Code box at checkout to get $10 off any QR TIGER yearly plan. It’s the invite code for MCNM Marketing, our Las Vegas agency. Below, you’ll see how to use it, what each plan costs and when a free QR code is all you need.

Picture a taco shop in Henderson that prints 500 flyers with a QR code to its online menu. A month later, the menu moves to a new page. If the code was static, every flyer now points to a dead page. If it was dynamic, the owner changes the link from a dashboard, and the flyers keep working. The owner can also see how many people scanned.

That’s the real choice behind any QR TIGER promo code. Do you need a paid, trackable code, or will a free one do the job?

Disclosure: NN20-B8BT is MCNM Marketing’s QR TIGER invite code, and links marked (referral link) use it. If you buy a yearly plan with it, you pay $10 less and QR TIGER adds a free month to MCNM’s account. That’s all we get. Our affiliate disclosure explains how we choose what to recommend.

How Do You Use a QR TIGER Promo Code?

QR TIGER’s referral program page lays out four steps:

1. Open the invite link. Start from our QR TIGER invite link (referral link).
2. Copy the code. Click Copy Code on the invite page, or copy NN20-B8BT from this page.
3. Pick a yearly plan. Choose the plan you want and go to checkout.
4. Enter the code and pay. Type NN20-B8BT in the Promo Code box, check that your total dropped by $10, then click Pay.

QR TIGER’s promos page adds three rules:

• One code per order. You can’t use two or more discount codes on the same purchase.
• The invite code saves more. It gets you $10 off instead of the $7 discount QR TIGER offers new subscribers.
• No discount on renewals. QR TIGER says it doesn’t currently offer discount promos to renewing customers.

Not ready to pay for a year? Start on the free plan. It needs no credit card, and you can upgrade any time.

QR TIGER Plans and Prices

We checked every plan on QR TIGER’s pricing page on October 27, 2026. Prices change often, so check before you buy.

Plan	Price	What you get
Free	$0, no credit card	3 dynamic codes with 500 scans each, unlimited static codes, basic scan analytics, QR TIGER logo popup
Regular	$7 a month, or $65 a year	12 dynamic codes, unlimited scans, advanced analytics, no ads, edit links any time
Advanced	$16 a month, billed yearly	200 dynamic codes, bulk creation, custom UTM parameters, Google Analytics, HubSpot and Zapier
Premium	$37 a month, billed yearly	600 dynamic codes, your own domain on the link, Smart Multi URL codes, geofencing
Professional	$89 a month, billed yearly	1,200 dynamic codes, two users, two custom domains, MCP access for AI assistants

With code NN20-B8BT, the Regular plan’s $65 yearly price drops to $55. On every paid plan, dynamic codes have no scan limit while your plan is active, and you can change where a code points any time.

Static vs. Dynamic QR Codes: Do You Need to Pay?

A static QR code stores your link inside the pattern itself. QR TIGER makes static codes free and unlimited, and its home page says they don’t expire. The catch: once it’s printed, you can’t change a static code.

A dynamic QR code stores a short link that forwards people to your page. You can change the destination after printing, and QR TIGER tracks the number of scans, when and where they happened, and the type of device used.

Here’s the part most people miss. QR TIGER’s pricing page says paid dynamic codes “will only stop working once the plan expires.” Let the plan lapse, and every dynamic code you printed stops working with it.

When a Free Static Code Is the Right Call

• The link will never change. Think of your Google review link, your home page or your phone number.
• The code is permanent. Anything engraved, etched, painted or printed on signs you won’t replace.

Our engraved Google review stands in Las Vegas follow this rule. We build each code straight from the review link in your Google Business Profile.

When a Dynamic Code Pays for Itself

• The destination will change. Menus, seasonal offers and event pages move often.
• You want proof of what worked. One code per flyer, mailer or location shows which one brought in scans.
• You need lots of codes. Bulk creation on Advanced and higher plans builds up to 3,000 codes per batch.

Which QR TIGER Plan Fits a Local Business?

Most local businesses fit one of the first three paid plans. Here’s how we’d choose.

• Regular ($65 a year): one location with a handful of codes on flyers, menus and business cards. You get 12 dynamic codes. It doesn’t include custom UTM parameters or the Google Analytics integration, but you can still add tracking tags to your links yourself.
• Advanced ($16 a month, billed yearly): 200 codes, bulk creation up to 3,000 per batch, custom UTM parameters and the Google Analytics, HubSpot and Zapier integrations. It fits door hangers by neighborhood or codes for several locations.
• Premium ($37 a month, billed yearly): 600 codes plus your own domain on the short link. Customers see your name in the link before they open it, which helps with the scam problem below.
• Professional ($89 a month, billed yearly): 1,200 codes, two users and access to QR TIGER’s MCP server, which lets AI assistants like Claude create codes and pull scan numbers in chat.

Our take: run the free plan’s three dynamic codes on one real campaign first. Buy a yearly plan with code NN20-B8BT once you know you’ll keep the codes running for a full year.

5 Ways Las Vegas Businesses Use Trackable QR Codes

1. Flyers and door hangers by neighborhood. Print one code for Summerlin and another for Green Valley. The scan counts show which area deserves the next mailing.
2. Menus that move. Switching from a PDF menu to an online ordering page? Change the code’s destination instead of reprinting every table tent.
3. Parked LED truck ads. When our LED truck advertising parks at an event, each QR code stays on screen for about 12 seconds so people can walk up and scan. Driving routes skip the code, because drivers shouldn’t scan.
4. Invoices and receipts. Put your Google review code on every invoice, so every customer gets the same ask. A separate code for invoices shows how many people scan from paperwork versus the counter. Our 15-minute weekly review routine covers what to say.
5. Event booths. At CES 2025 in Las Vegas, Sony turned a stage backdrop into a QR code wall that sent visitors to its social channels. At your booth, send scans to a landing page built for one offer, not your home page.

Tag every link. Add UTM parameters to the page each code opens, so visits from scans show up as their own campaign in Google Analytics. Google says to always include utm_source, utm_medium and utm_campaign, and its Campaign URL Builder adds them for you. For a Summerlin flyer, that could be utm_source=flyer, utm_medium=qr and utm_campaign=summerlin.

Keep Your QR Codes Safe From Scam Stickers

QR codes have a trust problem. The FTC warns that scammers cover real QR codes on parking meters with their own, and send codes by text or email with a made-up reason to scan. Here’s how to keep customers comfortable scanning yours.

• Check your printed codes. Look for stickers pasted over your codes on windows, tables and signs, especially outdoors.
• Print where the code goes. Add a line like “Scan for our menu at yourwebsite.com/menu.” The FTC tells people to inspect the URL before opening a code they find in an unexpected place.
• Don’t send surprise codes. The FTC tells consumers not to scan codes in emails or texts they weren’t expecting, especially ones that urge fast action. Send customers a plain link to your own site instead.
• Put your name in the link. On Premium and higher plans, the short link can use your own domain.

When to Hand QR Code Campaigns to Us

Making a QR code takes a minute. Proving which flyer paid for itself takes more: a page built for the offer, tagged links and someone who checks the numbers every week.

We already put QR codes on our engraved review stands and our parked LED truck ads, and we tag every truck code with campaign tracking. Want that kind of tracking on your flyers, mailers or event signs? Start with a free marketing audit, or call (702) 608-4226.

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Written by Michael O. Franklin Jr., founder of MCNM Marketing in Las Vegas. He has built websites since 2004 and runs marketing for businesses across Southern Nevada, Southern California and Northern Arizona.

We checked QR TIGER’s prices, plan features and referral terms on its website on October 27, 2026. They can change at any time. QR TIGER is a registered trademark of QR TIGER INCORPORATED LIMITED, and MCNM Marketing isn’t affiliated with QR TIGER beyond its referral program.