Pricing
A re-pointable GS1 Digital Link on your own domain, with signed scan events, from £39. A conformant, programmable resolver for £299 — the number Delivr prints as $995, and Bitly and Digimarc won't print at all. No per-view charge. Your domain, your exit.
Diet GS1 — start here
£39/mo
£32.50/mo billed annually · 14-day free trial
The full resolver
£299/mo £249 launch price
Everything in Pro, plus:
Sales-assisted while the tier is new — we'll walk your catalogue through it.
Largest volumes
from £600/mo
Sales-led
Serialisation add-on — per-unit identity for per-serial workloads (anti-counterfeit, battery passports): about £60 per 100,000 serials, metered on serials issued — never on views or scans.
Prices in GBP; billing is in GBP with EUR/USD equivalents shown at checkout. Not the cheapest option — here's the honest comparison, including who is.
On xengoroute, £299/month (£249 at launch) — published here, not behind a sales call. For context: Delivr prices its equivalent at $995/month, and the enterprise clouds (Digimarc, Kezzler, atma.io) only quote, typically at six-to-seven-figure annual contracts.
No, never. A printed pack lives for years and you can't control how often it's scanned — metering views would make your success our billing event. Scans, destination edits and re-points are unmetered on every tier. The only usage-priced item is the serialisation add-on, metered on serials issued (about £60 per 100,000), never on views.
Your codes are on your own domain — that's the point. The domain is your exit: because the printed URL belongs to you, you can point it at any standards-conformant service, including one you run yourself. We think codes printed on physical products should never be hostages.
No. There's a 14-day free trial (card required, cancel anytime), then paid plans. Codes that go on physical products deserve a service with a business model behind it, not a free tier that disappears.
Card required, cancel anytime — and if you leave, the domain on your packs is still yours.
