Public landing pages
The /p/<slug> page — multilink, menu, vCard, profile card, feedback, DPP — all render under your domain with your brand. No "powered by qrlia" footer.
Your domain. Your logo. Your colours. Your customers. We provide the QR platform, the API, the AI-art credits, and the EU-resident infrastructure. They never see qrlia.
The /p/<slug> page — multilink, menu, vCard, profile card, feedback, DPP — all render under your domain with your brand. No "powered by qrlia" footer.
The DPP and product schemas embed your brand as the publisher. Recycling-stream sorters, customs systems, regulator bots see your organisation, not ours.
Your end customers' QRs carry your logo (or their own logo) — never the qrlia mark. The Free-tier watermark doesn't apply at this tier.
| Feature | Pro · €12/mo | White-label · €99/mo |
|---|---|---|
| Custom domain | ✓ Included | ✓ Required |
| Strip qrlia from landing pages | — | ✓ Included |
| Strip qrlia from JSON-LD / DPP | — | ✓ Included |
| MCP gateway | ✓ | ✓ |
| AI-art credits / month | 5 | 100 |
| Logo-shaped QR (silhouette) | ✓ | ✓ |
| Smart redirect rules | ✓ | ✓ |
| Bulk creation API | ✓ (200/call) | ✓ (1000/call) |
| Multi-company workspaces | — | ✓ Included |
| Team seats | 1 | Unlimited |
| Onboarding + pre-seeded examples | — | ✓ Included |
| Quarterly product-review call | — | ✓ Included |
| Priority support SLA | — | Same business day |
You build campaigns for restaurant chains, packaging companies, real-estate groups. Each client wants QRs as part of the creative deliverable. White-label qrlia means each client sees YOUR agency's domain on their QRs — you keep the relationship.
You manage tech for ~20 SMBs. They each want a QR system. Instead of evaluating 6 different platforms, you white-label qrlia and spin up a tenant per client. They see your brand; you keep the support relationship + the recurring revenue.
You're a print-on-demand packaging house. ESPR phases in 2027 and your customers need DPP-compliant QRs on every product. Bundle a white-label qrlia tenant per customer and ship a vertical SKU.
You operate 5-50 venues, each with menu QRs, WiFi QRs, multilink landing pages. White-label means every venue's customer-facing surface is on YOUR group's domain — Castle Group's portfolio works exactly this way.
Your end customers never see the qrlia brand. Their QR scans land on YOUR domain (qr.your-agency.com), the public landing pages render in YOUR colours, the printed QRs carry no qrlia mark, the JSON-LD payload uses YOUR brand. They get the platform; you get the relationship.
Only if you tell them. The customer-facing surfaces strip every qrlia reference automatically when the white-label flag is on. Your platform-admin dashboard still says qrlia (we're not pretending you built it), but your customers see your brand only.
Pro gives you a custom domain on your own QRs. White-label is one tier up: the entire customer-facing experience — landing pages, attribution, JSON-LD, email touch-points — substitutes your brand. White-label tenants typically also re-sell qrlia to their own clients (agencies, MSPs, packaging companies, restaurant chains).
Everything in Pro + Team (unlimited QRs, custom domain, MCP gateway, AI-art credits, bulk creation, OpenAPI 3.1) plus: white-label rendering, agency-grade onboarding (we pre-seed sample QRs for you to remix), priority support, and a quarterly review call to flag anything specific to your stack.
Yes — that's the Enterprise tier. White-label is the SaaS version (we host on Hetzner DE/NL). Enterprise is full self-host: read the source, deploy on your cluster, run the upgrade migrations yourself, with a yearly support retainer. Talk to sales for the contract.
Castle Group's customer-facing portals (real estate, hospitality, logistics) run on white-label qrlia internally. We're opening the SKU to two external design partners this quarter — see the Reach out section below.
We invoice you the platform fee monthly; you invoice your customers under your own VAT registration. No revenue split — you keep 100% of what you charge end customers.
qrlia field notes — but with the white-label, API, MCP, and pricing-tier news routed to subscribers tagged 'developers'. One email a week.
50% off the first 6 months in exchange for monthly product feedback + a public case study at month 3. €49.50/mo for the duration; back to €99/mo after.
Reach out — sales@qrlia.com