Cancellation guide
Cancel MyQRCode, without rushing the QR switch.
Create and test your replacement before closing the old account. A provider-owned short link cannot move with you.
- 1CREATEBuild a new HonestQR codeReady
- 2REPLACESwap the old MyQRCode artworkNext
- 3CANCELClose the old subscriptionLast
Test the new code on two phones before step 3.
Check the QR before you cancel.
Static QR codes cannot expire. Dynamic codes use a provider-controlled redirect. Another QR company cannot take that redirect over. Replace the old QR image in every printed and digital location before closing the account.
Cancellation steps
How to cancel MyQRCode.
Based on the provider's public instructions. Save the final confirmation.
- Create and scan a new replacement QR code.
- Replace the old QR image in every printed and digital location.
- Open the MyQRCode cancellation page.
- Enter the email address used to create the account, or use the listed Google, Facebook, or Apple sign-in option.
- Choose Cancel Subscription and follow any confirmation prompt.
- Save the confirmation, then scan your printed QR code and record what customers will see.
A cleaner replacement
Keep the features. Lower the monthly cost.
Create, style and track dynamic QR codes for $12 a month. If you later cancel Pro, your HonestQR codes keep opening their last saved links.
Provider sources, billing rights and record checklist
MyQRCode sources
For MyQRCode, the public cancellation page checked July 18, 2026 asks for the registration email or a social sign-in. Confirm in your MyQRCode account whether your dynamic codes remain editable or reachable before you rely on old printed materials.
- MyQRCode cancellation page - checked July 18, 2026
- MyQRCode pricing page - checked July 18, 2026
- MyQRCode FAQ - checked July 18, 2026
Billing rights
US subscription rules generally focus on clear recurring-billing terms, consent and a usable way to stop future charges. State automatic-renewal laws can add notice requirements. Card issuers provide billing-error dispute processes. UK consumers may have distance-selling rights.
Keep these records
- Account email and latest invoice
- Cancellation confirmation and renewal date
- Support or refund request reference
- A scan test of the old and new QR
This is general information only, not legal advice.