QR Hero for Parking & access
The QR scam headline, solved at the root
Parkers see pay.yourgarage.com in the scan preview - not a shortener that a fraudster's sticker can imitate. Trust, per-meter routing, and analytics at municipal scale.
QR Hero for Parking & access
Parkers see pay.yourgarage.com in the scan preview - not a shortener that a fraudster's sticker can imitate. Trust, per-meter routing, and analytics at municipal scale.
The FBI, FTC, and BBB have all warned about fake QR stickers on meters redirecting parkers to lookalike payment sites that steal card details.
QR Hero codes resolve through a domain the operator owns. A scammer can print a sticker, but they can't print your domain - the preview itself signals legitimacy.
Pay-by-scan meters & garages
Codes on meters and garage signage open the operator's own payment page, on the operator's own domain - the visible trust layer.
Per-location routing
One design system, thousands of meters - each code routes to the right garage, zone, or city rate page.
Gate & building access requests
A code at a gate lets visitors request access or reach the right directory for that specific entrance.
Usage analytics for planning
Scan patterns by location and time inform municipal planning - and unusual geographic spikes are visible in the data.
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federal & consumer agencies (FBI, FTC, BBB) warning about parking QR scams
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of QR Hero codes resolve on a domain the operator owns
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vendor lock-in: it's your domain - you can always re-point it
Every card links to the full feature page.
Custom domains
The whole pitch: pay.citygarage.gov in the preview, not a spoofable shortener.
Smart routing
Different destination per garage, meter zone, or city - from a unified design.
Dynamic links
Rate pages and payment providers change; the printed meter decal doesn't.
Scan analytics
Usage by location and time - and visibility into anomalous scan patterns.
API access
Provision and manage codes across thousands of meters programmatically.
Try it for parking
Print one code, re-point it, and watch the scan data land before you commit.
QR Hero's architecture makes sticker-overlay spoofing much harder - but automated anomaly alerts (flagging a sudden suspicious scan pattern) are a roadmap item, not a shipped detection feature. Today, anomalies are visible in analytics rather than actively alerted.
Phones show the destination domain in the scan preview. A fraudulent sticker redirects to a lookalike shortener or odd domain - but it can't show pay.yourcity.gov. Parkers who check the preview see the mismatch instantly.
Yes - codes can be created and updated in bulk via the API, organized per zone or garage, and re-pointed en masse when a payment provider or rate page changes.
Scan analytics make geographic and volume anomalies visible today; automated tamper alerts are on the roadmap but not yet a shipped feature.
Re-point the codes. Every printed decal keeps working because the destination lives behind your domain - that's the no-lock-in guarantee.
See how other teams put the same core to work.
Your first dynamic code is live in minutes, on your own domain.
