A donation page behind a QR code
People who feel moved by your cause need an easy way to give. A QR code on a poster, a flyer or a table opens a page that explains what you do and leads to your donation platform. Krealo QR does not process donations: the gift happens on the platform you already use.
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.
Links and socials
Create this pageWho it’s for
- Non-profits and charities at events and fairs
- Schools and sports clubs raising funds
- Places of worship and community groups
- Individuals running a crowdfunding campaign
How it works
- Choose the links template and add your logo, a cover photo and your story.
- Paste your donation page link into a prominent button.
- Print the code on posters, flyers, thank-you cards or event tables.
- Update progress, goals or the campaign link as it evolves.
What the donor sees
A page that opens with an image and a short sentence about the cause, then a single large donate button to your platform. Below are updates, contact information and your social networks.
Make the ask clear
- Explain in one sentence what a donation makes possible.
- Show the campaign goal and the progress in a text block you update.
- Say clearly where the payment happens, so donors recognise the next screen.
- Add your charity registration details if your rules require them.
Free or Pro
Free works for a single campaign, with one advertisement on the page; some organisations prefer to avoid that on a donation page. Pro removes it and allows a page for every campaign.
See also
Frequently asked questions
Does Krealo QR take a share of donations?
No. Krealo QR does not handle payments at all, so no share is taken. The gift goes through the platform you link to.
Can I issue tax receipts through the page?
Not through Krealo QR. If your organisation issues receipts, that is done by your donation platform or your own process.