Electronic labels with a QR code for products

Print the label once; shoppers scan it and see the price and everything they need to know about the product — on their phone, in their language.

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In short

QRL electronic labels are paper labels with a QR code: shoppers scan the code and see the product page — the price, name, specs, description, country of origin, manufacturer and shelf life, in Romanian, Russian or English. The merchant picks a layout in millimetres, prints on A4–A6 sheets and sees how many scans each product gets. It costs 1 MDL per QR code per month, paid in advance; the first label is free.

What shoppers see

Shoppers scan the code on the product with their phone camera and open the product page. The price comes first, in large type; then the name, every spec, the description, country of origin, manufacturer and shelf life. The page is in Romanian, Russian and English, with a language switch, and opens quickly even on a weak mobile connection.

What the label looks like

You build the layout in the cabinet from blocks stacked one under another, sized in millimetres, not pixels. Start from a ready-made size — 58×40, 60×40, 80×50, 100×70 mm, A7 (105×74) or A6 (148×105) — and pick the layout type: full, for the shelf, or QR-only, 30×30 mm, for small packaging; the full information is one scan away anyway. A barcode can go on the label too.

A product can be simple, with a description, or with specs. The specs you tick appear on the printed label; the scanned page shows them all. The cabinet previews the label two ways: as shoppers see it on a phone and as it comes out of the printer, at real scale.

Printing

Print on A4, A5, A6, B5 or Letter sheets, several labels per sheet, at exact size. You can start from any cell on the sheet, so a sheet of stickers you have already partly used is not wasted. Crop marks are optional.

When the price changes

The QR code stays the same and the scanned page shows the new price at once. The paper still shows the old price, so every label keeps its price history and the cabinet shows how many labels need reprinting since the last change.

What scans tell you

Scans are counted by the same engine as short link analytics: how many times the product was scanned, when the last scan was, from which country and on which device. For a shop, that shows which products get checked before purchase — data an ordinary paper label never gives you.

What it costs and how you pay

1 MDL per QR code per month, paid in advance. The first label is free, so you can try it. QR codes and short links stay free forever; electronic labels are a separate service on top of them.

You top up your QRL balance in the cabinet. With MIA, the payment QR code appears in the cabinet: scan it with your phone and pay in your banking app without leaving the page. With a bank card, you pay on the payment processor's page: card details never pass through QRL, only the last digits are kept, and the card can be saved for later payments where the bank allows it. Each payment is checked with the processor, so a paid top-up reaches your balance even if the bank's notification is lost.

A QRL electronic label is printed on paper: it is not an electronic shelf display.

QRL at a glance

The verifiable summary of this page — product, operator, capabilities and cost, in one look.

What shoppers see: Price, name, specs, description, country of origin, manufacturer, shelf life — in RO, RU or EN
Sizes: 58×40, 60×40, 80×50, 100×70 mm, A7 (105×74), A6 (148×105); 30×30 mm QR-only, for packaging
Printing: A4, A5, A6, B5 or Letter sheets, several labels per sheet, at exact size; crop marks optional
Price changes: The scanned page shows the new price at once; the cabinet shows how many labels need reprinting
Statistics: Scan count, last scan, country and device — for every product
Price: 1 MDL per QR code per month, paid in advance; first label free — pricing

Frequently asked questions

What do shoppers see when they scan the label?

The product page: the price first, in large type, then the name, every spec, the description, country of origin, manufacturer and shelf life — in Romanian, Russian or English, with a language switch.

Is an electronic label a screen on the shelf?

No. A QRL electronic label is printed on paper, with a QR code that leads to the product page. The full information and the current price are on the scanned page.

What happens to a printed label if I change the price?

The QR code stays the same and the scanned page shows the new price at once. The paper still shows the old price: the cabinet shows how many labels need reprinting and keeps each label's price history.

How much does it cost and how do I pay?

1 MDL per QR code per month, paid in advance; the first label is free. You top up your balance in the cabinet by bank card or via MIA.

Can I print on a sheet of stickers I have already started?

Yes. Pick the cell where printing starts, and the labels come out at exact size on A4, A5, A6, B5 or Letter sheets.

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