Agents & brokerages
One code per listing. Repoint it at closing.
A sign rider outlives the listing it was printed for. Point the code at the next property, or at your own page, instead of throwing away the rider.
What people in your position put a code on
- Sign riders and directionals
- Open-house flyers and feature sheets
- Business cards and closing gifts
A static code ties a printed rider to one MLS URL. The listing goes under contract and the rider is landfill.
Repoint it. The rider is reusable, and the scan history stays with the code so you can see which sign locations actually work.
Scan counts by day and device on every plan; the town a scan came from on the paid ones — enough to tell a good corner from a bad one, and nothing more.
Worth knowing
Folders keep listings apart from farming pieces and business cards, and a logo in the middle of the code from the Pro plan up.
Your codes keep working if you stop paying. They keep counting scans, too. We are not going to hold a sign in someone's yard hostage.
What a lapse does change: you cannot make new codes, and you can only repoint your first five. The rest keep pointing wherever they point today.