Dynamic QR Codes: Change Content, Not Stickers

In brief: a dynamic table QR code is printed only once, and you can change what it opens (menu, reviews, link hub) from your phone at any time, without reprinting anything.

Anyone who has printed QR stickers for tables knows the problem: the day you want to change what happens when scanning that code — perhaps from "view menu" to "leave a review" during a promotion — you have to physically reprint the sticker, wait for printing, go to the venue, and replace it table by table.

With BoostWiFi's dynamic table QRs, this problem no longer exists: the sticker is printed once and remains identical forever, but you decide what happens when a customer scans it, at any moment, from a dropdown menu on your phone.

What can a table QR open?

• The digital menu — the default choice for daily use.
• The reviews page — useful at the end of service or during a specific promotion.
• The hub page — all your venue's links in one place: social, WiFi, menu, reviews.
• Bio link — if you want to direct customers to specific content, e.g., an event.
• Off — for tables temporarily not in use.

A practical case

Imagine you want to dedicate an evening to collecting more Google reviews. With a static QR, you would have to print temporary stickers, place them, and then remove them. With dynamic QRs, you change the destination for all tables from your phone before service starts — and the next evening you return to the digital menu with the same gesture, always without physically touching anything.

Why it is more reliable than a static QR

A static QR directly encodes a web address: if that address changes or the service behind it moves, the printed code stops working and must be remade. A BoostWiFi dynamic QR instead encodes a stable identifier that always points to the same database — it is that database, not the sticker, that decides where to take the customer. The physical code never has to change again.

Per-table tracking

Every scan remains linked to the table number, regardless of the destination active at that moment — useful for understanding which tables generate the most reviews, menu visits, or bookings over time.

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Frequently Asked Questions about dynamic table QRs

What is the difference compared to a static QR?

The static QR contains a fixed address: if it changes, you must reprint. The dynamic one passes through an intermediate link that you can modify from the dashboard.

Can I change the destination for one evening?

Yes: for an evening dedicated to reviews or an event, you change the destination for all tables and return to the menu the next day.

Can I turn off a table?

Yes, a table not in use can be deactivated.

How do I try it?

With a 14-day free trial. Discover the page for restaurants and bars and read about common mistakes with your first QR code.

What to do today in 3 steps

1. Generate your table QRs from the dashboard.
2. Print them once and test them.
3. Change the destination when needed, without touching the tables.