Listing Card
Photos, floor plan, viewing booking — one link
Real Estate QR Code Templates
A yard sign has three seconds; a flyer has one side. A QR card gives both a fourth dimension — the listing card carries photos, floor plan and viewing bookings behind one scan, and when the price drops on Thursday, the card in the window already knows.
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The listing that fits in a window
Photos, floor plan, viewing times — one scan from the sidewalk
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Open house without the clipboard
Visitors sign in by scan; the agent gets the list instantly
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Rental facts, always current
Rent, deposit, application link — updated the day they change
Three templates, three listings
What you see is the printed card — click "Start with this template" to load it into the workbench below and put the address on it
Open House Card
Sign-in sheet without the clipboard
Rental Info Card
Rent, deposit, application — always current
Print it once per property
The listing card goes in the window box and the takeaway stack: scan for the photo set, the floor plan, and the viewing calendar — all editable while the card stays stapled to the sign. The open-house card replaces the sign-in sheet nobody can read afterwards; every visitor's name lands in a live list with their phone number typed by their own thumbs, correctly spelled. The rental card answers the four questions every caller asks — rent, deposit, availability, application — and changes the day any of them do. Price drop? The card on the window points at the new number by Thursday lunch.
Real estate QR code — questions agents actually ask
Can the listing card's price update after printing?
Yes. The printed code opens the online listing — change the price there and every card, flyer and window display is current immediately. Print once per property, not per price revision.
How does open-house sign-in work?
The card carries a short form — name, contact, buying or renting. Visitors scan at the door, and the agent's list fills live with correctly spelled names instead of clipboard handwriting.
Do the cards work on yard signs?
Yes — the A6 prints at sign-insert size, and the code plate is sized for a scan from the sidewalk. Pair it with the listing link and the sign works after dark, when the office doesn't.
Can one card serve multiple properties?
It can, though one card per property is the stronger play — the scan opens that home's photos and calendar directly. Shared cards are better pointed at your portfolio page.
More use cases
One page per job the card does — pick yours and the starting card is already dressed for it