Permanence policy and terms

Static codes

A static QR code contains its website address or other information inside the pattern. EverQR does not route the scan and cannot disable the code.

Static codes created with EverQR have no account requirement, EverQR expiry date or EverQR watermark. They continue working as long as the information stored inside them remains valid and the destination is available.

Editable website codes

An editable code first opens an EverQR address and is then redirected to the website saved by its owner.

If a paid plan ends, the code remains on its last saved website. Editing and analytics pause. Restarting the plan restores those controls without requiring a new printed code.

Destination availability

EverQR cannot guarantee that an external website, email address, phone number, payment account or other destination will remain available. A code may appear not to work when the destination itself has moved, expired or been taken offline.

Safety and lawful use

The permanence promise is not permission to use EverQR for phishing, malware, impersonation, unlawful content or harm. EverQR may block a routed destination when required by law or when there is clear evidence of abuse. Static codes do not pass through EverQR and cannot be blocked by EverQR.

Exports and ownership

Customers retain ownership of their destinations, content and code records. Saved website codes can be exported from the dashboard in a standard spreadsheet format.