PRODUCT · QR CODE PAYMENTS

QR codes work great for many environments although we suggest this supplements, not replaces our other solutions.

QR-only providers are common. They're also limiting. We do QR codes properly — table cards, lanyards, post-visit SMS, the works — but we also handle terminal tipping, EPOS-flow tipping, and service charges in the same single transaction. One platform, every channel.

"Tips the way they were meant to be."

WHAT YOU GET

QR codes, delivered properly.

Personalised codes for individual workers, shared codes for teams, or table-level codes for full-service venues. We support cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and the post-visit SMS channel — because not everyone tips at the table.  Multi options for what and how to have printed and served to your customers.

Per-worker QR codes

Each worker has their own code on a stand, lanyard, or card. Customers tip the named worker directly. Useful in hair, beauty, and any setting where the customer has a clear view of who served them.

Team and table codes

Pool tips across the team or the venue. Or use table codes for full-service restaurants. Customers pick what they want to do; the routing happens behind the scenes.

Post-visit SMS

Many tips arrive after the customer has left. Our post-visit SMS link gives them a graceful way to come back and tip a stylist or guide they appreciated.

HOW WE COMPARE

QR-only providers vs. multi-channel Tip4.

We've reviewed what our competitors ca offer, but prefer not to name and shame.  We hope to provide a more rounded solution and everything else a real venue actually needs.

Feature
Competitor 1
QR code only
Competitor 2
Tronc mgmt only
Tip4
Multi-channel
QR code tipping
Tap-to-tip terminal
Tip in the main payment flow
Service charge & tip in one transaction
Round-up uplift product
Surcharge or absorb fee model
Card processing through same provider
EATA-compliant tronc management
PAYE-agnostic — keep your accountant
ERA 2025 consultation tooling

Pricing: QR codes from 1.5% + 20p (coming soon)

Real talk

We love a QR code. We just don't love being told it's the answer to every question. A tip left at the moment of payment is how customers want to pay.  Pay for your goods and tip, single transaction, and knowing the staff see the full benefit.  QR codes though can be a clear break between business monies and the tips, so can be great for some environments.  We also can charge less when we see a hybrid system, and you are far likely to get more tip volume from this.