Pay for scans, not for an arbitrary code count

Scans are what cost us money to serve and what signal value to you. Pricing on scans keeps your bill aligned with real usage. Many competitors price on code count, which decouples the price from the value, you pay the same whether a code is scanned once or a million times.

A scan is one resolved redirect of one of your dynamic codes. Your monthly allowance resets each billing cycle.

Your codes keep resolving, always. Overage is billed at $6 per 100,000 scans above your Pro allowance ($5 on Business), so a viral campaign never breaks. Some competitors deactivate the code once you hit a scan cap, which turns printed materials dead; redireo never does that.

No. A custom branded domain is included on every paid plan. Some competitors charge a separate per-domain annual fee; redireo does not.

For as long as you are a customer, on every paid plan. There is no retention window that deletes older scan history.

SSO, SCIM and audit logging are on the Business roadmap and are not yet generally available. redireo is built on per-tenant isolation today; if these controls are a hard requirement for your rollout, talk to us about timing before you commit.

Plans that advertise unlimited scans usually fence you by code count instead, so the cap just moves somewhere less visible. redireo states both numbers up front, scans and codes, and prices overage transparently at $6 per 100,000 scans, so there are no hidden ceilings.

You pay on monthly scans (the value metric), with a generous code cap per tier, never per code. Connected products add a second, separate metric: active GS1 product identities. Each paid tier includes an allotment (25 on Starter, 500 on Pro, 5,000 on Business, unlimited on Enterprise). A metered per-identity expansion charge ($2 per active identity per month beyond the allotment) is coming, not yet billed. Plain dynamic codes stay separate and generous. GS1 Digital Link resolution on your own domain is rolling out.