QRJI vs QRFY: Features & Pricing Compared (2026)

If you've been comparing QR code generators, QRFY (qrfy.com) has probably come up. It's a capable, well-known tool for dynamic QR codes. The catch is the price. This is a fair, side-by-side look at how it stacks up against QRJI, so you can pick the right fit for your budget and what you actually need. We'll also point out where QRFY is the stronger choice.

QRJI vs QRFY at a glance

Pricing as published at the time of writing; always check each site for the latest.

Pricing: the headline difference

This is where the two really part ways. QRFY has no free plan and one all-features subscription, billed by commitment length: roughly ₹1,732/month on the annual plan, up to about ₹3,559/month billed quarterly (around $20 to $41), with a 7-day trial and a 14-day refund window.

QRJI is ₹99/month or ₹999/year (about $1 or $10). Join during the founding offer and that price is locked for life. You also get a 14-day free Pro trial with no card required. For the same core (unlimited dynamic codes, unlimited scans, analytics and bulk), that lands at roughly one-seventeenth to one-thirty-sixth of the cost.

For a café, a freelancer or a small shop, ₹99/month versus ₹1,700+/month is the difference between "obviously worth it" and "let me think about it."

Dynamic codes and analytics

Here the two are close. Both give you unlimited dynamic QR codes you can edit after they're printed, and both track scans. QRFY reports scans by location and device. QRJI breaks them down by country, city, device, operating system and browser, with a rolling scan-history chart, so you see what's working without drowning in dashboards.

Content types and barcodes

QRJI ships 20+ QR content types: website link, vCard, Wi-Fi, restaurant menu, PDF, app-store redirect, link-in-bio, UPI payment, event, email, SMS, location and more. QRFY covers a comparable range of QR types.

The clear functional gap is barcodes. QRJI also generates 33 barcode symbologies including EAN-13, UPC-A, Code 128, Code 39, ITF-14, Data Matrix and PDF417, which matters if you sell physical products or run any kind of inventory. QRFY focuses on QR codes only, so you'd need a second tool for retail or logistics barcodes.

Design and export

Both let you add brand colours and a centre logo. QRFY has a larger library of frames and templates, a genuine strength if you want lots of ready-made styles. QRJI keeps design clean and focuses on the export formats print shops actually ask for: PNG, JPG, SVG, PDF, EPS and WebP, so your codes stay sharp at any size.

Built for India, and everywhere

QRJI prices in ₹ and accepts UPI, cards and net banking through Razorpay, with a one-tap toggle to USD for international customers. QRFY bills in USD/EUR. If you're in India, paying ₹99 by UPI is far simpler than a foreign-currency card charge.

Where QRFY is the better pick

To be fair, QRFY is a polished, established product. If you want the widest template and frame library, you value a longer track record, and price genuinely isn't a factor, it's a reasonable choice that does dynamic QR codes well.

Who should choose QRJI

If you want the same dynamic-code-and-analytics core at a fraction of the price, you need barcodes as well as QR codes, or you're in India and want UPI billing in rupees, QRJI is the easy call. The 14-day free trial lets you decide using your own real codes, with no card and nothing to lose.