How do I make the QR code?
Copy the calculator's direct link from your dashboard and turn it into a QR code with any QR generator. Test it on two phones before printing. The QR code guide walks through it.
Solutions · Open houses
A better sign-in sheet: the payment
Paper sign-in sheets collect fake names and unreadable emails. Open house lead capture with a QR code works differently: a card on the kitchen counter opens the payment calculator for that home on the visitor's phone. They check whether it fits their budget, and those who want the breakdown leave real contact details, with consent and their numbers.
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Lot 01
From a clipboard to leads you can call
BeforeAfter
Before: Paper sign-in sheet
- Illegible handwriting and fake emails
- No consent recorded for texts
- Follow-up starts with 'thanks for stopping by'
After: QR code to the payment
- Visitors type their own details on their phone
- Consent recorded with each lead
- Follow-up starts with their payment
- Create the linkThe mortgage calculator with the home's price, taxes and HOA as defaults.
- Print the cardA QR code plus a line: 'See the payment on this home'.
- Place it where people pauseKitchen island, dining table, the sign-in table.
- Follow up next morningWith homes at the same payment, or a tour of this one.
Lot 02
Signage copy that gets scanned
Short, specific and about the visitor's question.
- 'What would the payment be? Scan to see.'
- 'Run the numbers on this home in 30 seconds.'
- 'Thinking of selling yours? See your net.' (seller net sheet QR, for neighbors)
- Put the price and the QR on the same card
- Keep a paper sheet as a backup, but lead with the QR
The next-morning follow-up
Thanks for coming by 18 Willow yesterday. You looked at about $3,050 a month with 10% down. Two homes nearby land in the same range. Want me to send them, or set up a second look at Willow?
Questions by topic
Questions agents ask
Should I make a separate link for each open house?
Yes. A configuration per property with its price and taxes, plus a UTM tag such as utm_source=open-house, so leads show which event they came from.
Does it work for neighbors who drop in?
Add a second card with the seller net sheet. Neighbors at open houses are often curious sellers, and it gives them something to do besides chat.
Do visitors have to give their details to see the payment?
No. They see the payment first. The lead form offers to send the breakdown, so details come from people who want it.
Can I text open-house leads?
Only if the consent they gave covers texting. Configure the consent wording accordingly, and follow your brokerage's TCPA guidance.
What about visitors who won't scan?
Keep a short paper sign-in as a backup, and talk to people. The QR code is an addition, not a replacement for conversation.
Is a QR sign-in compliant with buyer agreement rules?
Collecting contact details isn't a buyer agreement. If you go on to work with a buyer, follow your brokerage's process for written buyer agreements, which is now standard practice before touring.
Which plan do I need?
The free Agent plan covers the mortgage calculator and direct links. The seller net sheet card for neighbors needs Brokerage.
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