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makerhandle vs Flowpage
Flowpage comes from Flowcode, a QR code company, so it is a natural pick for printed codes. Here is how it compares when the page itself matters too.
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What Flowpage is
Flowpage is the link page from Flowcode, a company built around QR codes. That is its strength: a code on a menu, a flyer or packaging that opens a page, with scan analytics behind it.
Flowcode's pricing page lists a free plan with up to 2 Flowcodes and landing pages, analytics for up to 500 scans and no ads, and Pro Plus at $25 a month billed annually with up to 50 codes and pages and 6,000 scans of analytics. Larger plans go up from there. Flowpage's own feature limits are not broken out on that page, so check flowcode.com for the plan that fits.
QR codes on makerhandle
Every makerhandle page has a QR code, on every plan, with no scan limit:
- In the editor's Share sheet and in Settings, download it as PNG or SVG, in your page color or black, with your photo in the middle if you like.
- Print a ready-made "Scan to visit" card as PNG or PDF.
- Scans show in your stats as their own source, "QR code", next to Instagram and TikTok.
- On Pro the code points at your own domain, so reprinting is never needed if you change tools later.
And the page it opens
A code is only as good as the page behind it. A cafe, a salon or a market stall usually needs the same few things: opening hours, the address with a map, a way to book or order, and what is for sale. makerhandle has opening hours with an "Open now" badge, a booking calendar from Booksy, Calendly and others, and a product grid, all free.
Pro is $20 a year: your own domain with SSL, all nine templates, 12 products, a contact form, unlimited subscribers, a year of stats and no badge.
Side by side
| Flowpage (Flowcode) | makerhandle | |
|---|---|---|
| Free plan | Yes: 2 codes and pages, 500 scans of analytics | Yes: one page, unlimited scans |
| Paid plan | Pro Plus $25 a month billed annually | Pro $20 a year |
| QR code design | Flowcode's designed codes | Page color or black, optional photo, print card |
| Many codes for campaigns | Yes, its strength | One code per page |
| Booking, hours, products | Not described on the pricing page | Yes, every plan |
Which should you pick?
Pick Flowcode if you run many printed campaigns and need many tracked codes, each to its own page.
Pick makerhandle if you need one great page and one code for it: on your door, your cards and your Instagram bio. See link in bio for small businesses and Google Maps on your page.
Other tools people compare: AllMyLinks, Hopp by Wix, Linkfire, Pallyy, Calendly page vs link in bio.
Questions
Is Flowpage free?
Flowcode's pricing page lists a free plan with up to 2 Flowcodes and landing pages and analytics for up to 500 scans. Paid plans start at Pro Plus, $25 a month billed annually (October 2026).
Does makerhandle limit QR scans?
No. Your page's QR code works for every scan on every plan, and scans show in your stats as "QR code".
Can my QR code use my own domain?
Yes, on Pro. The code points at your own domain, so printed codes keep working if you ever change tools.
Get your page and its QR code, free
Free for up to 5 projects. Pro is $20/year.