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Your QR Codes are never deleted when a trial or a paid subscription ends. They stop resolving, and they stay in your account until you subscribe again.

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What the free trial includes

The free trial runs for 14 days and lets you create up to 3 Dynamic QR Codes. Static QR Codes are not part of that limit — the trial doesn’t restrict them. The trial is a good way to see how Dynamic QR Codes behave in practice: editing a destination after publishing, and watching scans arrive in Analytics.

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What happens when it ends

When your 14 days are up and you haven’t subscribed, your Dynamic QR Codes are deactivated. Three things follow from that:
  • A deactivated QR Code stops resolving, so anyone scanning it no longer reaches your destination
  • The QR Code itself, its design, its destination, and its scan history all stay in your account
  • Nothing is deleted, and you don’t need to recreate anything later
A lapsed paid subscription behaves the same way. If a subscription ends without renewing, that account’s Dynamic QR Codes are deactivated on the same terms — they stop resolving, and everything is retained.
This matters most for codes you have already printed or shipped. A deactivated QR Code is still physically scannable, so the scan happens and then fails to reach anything. If a code is out in the world on packaging, signage, or business cards, plan the renewal before the end date rather than after it.

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Bringing your QR Codes back

Subscribe, and your deactivated QR Codes start resolving again at the destinations they already had. There’s no separate reactivation step and nothing to re-enter. See Upgrading your plan for the checkout, and Subscription & billing for your renewal date and auto-renewal setting.
Auto-renewal is what stops a paid subscription lapsing in the first place. You can check or change it from the Renewal Details section of Subscription & billing.