How Real Estate Agents Use QR Codes
QR codes have become essential tools for real estate professionals. They bridge the gap between physical marketing and digital information, letting prospects access full property details instantly.
Property Listings
Link to full MLS listings with photos, specs, and pricing
Virtual Tours
3D Matterport tours, video walkthroughs, and drone footage
Schedule Showings
Calendly or booking pages for property tours
Open House Signup
Collect visitor info with digital sign-in forms
Agent Contact
Your agent profile with phone, email, and listings
Neighborhood Info
Schools, amenities, crime stats, and local guides
Where to Put Real Estate QR Codes
- Yard signs — The #1 placement. Buyers can scan from their car
- Flyers and brochures — Link to more photos and details
- Window displays — Office window listings with virtual tours
- Business cards — Your agent profile and active listings
- Direct mail postcards — "Just listed" and "Just sold" mailers
- Open house signs — Digital sign-in and full property info
Best Practices for Real Estate QR Codes
Size for yard signs: At least 4x4 inches so it's scannable from the street or sidewalk. Bigger is better for drive-by traffic.
Weatherproofing: Use vinyl or laminated materials for outdoor signs. Faded or damaged QR codes won't scan.
Add a call-to-action: "Scan for Virtual Tour" or "Scan for More Photos" tells people what they'll get.
Track your scans: Use a URL shortener with analytics (like Bitly) as your destination to see how many people scan.
Test at distance: After printing, test scanning your QR code from 6+ feet away to simulate real-world use.
Free Forever — No Subscription Needed
Unlike some real estate marketing tools that charge monthly fees, our QR codes are completely free. Create codes for every listing without worrying about per-code fees or subscription costs. Your codes never expire, even after the property sells.