A business information page behind a QR code
A business info page gathers the details people look for when they stand outside your door: opening hours, address, phone, website and what you offer. With Krealo QR you build it from a template, print one code on your window, sign or receipts, and keep it accurate without ever reprinting.
The page your customers will see
A template ready to customise: your colours, your logo, your blocks. The QR code stays the same when you edit it.
Business info
Create this pageWho it’s for
- Local shops and workshops that change their hours often
- Self-employed professionals without a website
- Businesses with a sign or window that people pass after closing time
- Teams that want one page to give to customers instead of a long list of links
How it works
- Choose the business template and add your logo, colours and cover photo.
- Fill in your opening hours, address, short description and contact buttons.
- Print the QR code for the window, the counter, flyers or invoices.
- Change the hours for holidays or a new phone number in a minute.
What the person scanning sees
A clean mobile page with your name and logo, what you do in a few lines, your opening hours, and buttons to call, email, open WhatsApp or see your address on a map. Social networks sit at the bottom.
Good practices
- Start with the answer to “Are you open?” by placing the hours near the top.
- Update the page before long weekends and holidays.
- Add a short gallery of the premises so people recognise the entrance.
- Use the page address on every printed item and compare scans per code in your statistics.
Free or Pro
A Free page is complete but shows one advertisement. Pro removes it and adds a custom short link and detailed statistics, handy to see when people scan.
See also
Frequently asked questions
Can this replace my website?
For many small businesses it is enough as a first page, since it carries hours, map and contact. It does not offer a full website with several pages, a blog or a shop.
Where should I place the code?
Where people are already waiting or walking by: the front door, the cash desk, delivery bags, business cards and invoices. Use a separate page for each location if you want to compare them.