QREasy offers digital business cards for Apple Wallet and Google Wallet, a small website builder and free QR tools. These tools can help someone reach a business, but they create different contact journeys. A website-linked Wallet pass, a contact QR code and a website Save Contact button each lead to a site or vCard data in a different way.
The distinction matters when a restaurant places a code on a table, a professional gives a card at a meeting or a team shares a one-page site at an event. Choose the interface that makes the next step clear: browse a website, review a contact card, or open and save a contact file. Similar details do not make the interfaces interchangeable.
Key takeaways
A website-linked Wallet pass QR opens a QREasy website in the browser
A Contact Wallet card shares contact details for review and saving, not a direct website link
The website Save Contact button opens or downloads a vCard without a camera scan
Contact Wallet cards are free; website-linked Wallet passes require Lite SME or Business
What a website-linked Wallet pass does
A website-linked Wallet pass is a QREasy digital business card for Apple Wallet or Google Wallet that connects to a small QREasy website. When someone scans its QR, the phone opens that site in the browser; the website does not run inside Wallet. On Google Wallet, a Visit Page link also opens the site.
Choose a layout from the website templates, add and arrange supported sections with text, images, services, contact details and links, then publish. The published address becomes the destination for the website-linked pass. A contact-oriented Wallet card works differently: its main purpose is to present contact details for review and saving.
For broader background, see the guide to Apple Wallet and Google Wallet business cards. Keep the key rule in view: a website-linked pass points to a site, while a contact card points to contact details.
How to share the website with the pass QR
Publish the site before sharing its address, then create the website-linked Wallet pass for that URL. Its QR encodes the address directly. A compatible phone camera or QR reader opens the site through the phone browser, with no mandatory card-review step before the website appears.
Content changes do not normally require a new QR. As long as the URL stays the same, revised hosted content appears at that address. This works like a static URL QR whose destination content can change. If the site moves to another address, create a replacement pass or QR for the new URL.
A dynamic QR is a separate managed-redirect tool with plan limits; editing a hosted site does not require one. No QR format guarantees scanning on every device, so test the intended phones and readers before wider distribution.
Scan this code with your phone camera to open the QREasy website Wallet pass page.
Wallet contact cards and contact QR codes
A Contact Wallet card lets recipients review and choose to save the contact details presented in the supported Wallet journey. Its QR shares contact data and should not be described as directly opening a website. Direct website opening belongs to a website-linked Wallet pass.
The separate basic contact QR embeds details in a static vCard and is generated in the browser. A recipient scans it with a compatible camera or QR reader, reviews the details and decides whether to save. Because the data is embedded, changing it requires a new QR. The QREasy QR code generators page helps distinguish this format from URL codes.
An embedded contact QR is not a static URL QR: the first carries vCard data, while the second carries an address whose content may change. Neither automatically saves a contact. QREasy does not promise automatic saving, NFC tap exchange, CRM capture or contact identification.
How the website Save Contact section works
The website Save Contact section is a button, not a QR image and not a Wallet pass. Activating it makes the site download or open a vCard file built from the details saved in that section. Visitors do not need to scan the page, and device handling, browser behavior and visitor confirmation determine the result.
Editing and saving the section changes the details served by the button. You do not create another static contact QR because this feature was never a QR. It suits a shared website: visitors can browse first, then choose to open or save the contact file.
A Wallet card, a generated contact QR and a website button may display the same contact details, but they use separate interfaces. Do not describe the button as a scannable page code or any of these routes as an automatic save.
Which contact and website flow to use
Choose by the action you want next, not by the information alone. Use this comparison for a business card, a counter code or a contact option inside a small site.
Website-linked Wallet pass: Its QR opens the QREasy website in the browser. Use Lite SME or Business.
Contact Wallet card: The Wallet journey presents contact details for review and saving. Its QR shares contact data, not a website destination. The card is included with Free.
Basic contact QR: A static vCard is scanned and optionally saved. Updated embedded details require a new QR, and the tool is included in the Free plan.
Website Save Contact button: It opens or downloads a vCard from a website section without a camera scan. Updating the section updates the served contact file.
Shared website: A QREasy site can explain a business before contact exchange. Add supported content, publish it, and use its address for a website-linked pass.
Free, Lite SME and Business plan options
Plan choice matters most for website-linked passes. Review the QREasy plans and distinguish the free contact journey from the paid website option.
Free: One website with up to one page, 1 dynamic QR code, unlimited static QR codes and 7 days of analytics history. It includes Contact Wallet cards; website-linked Wallet passes require Lite SME or Business. Price: EUR 0.00 monthly or EUR 0.00 annually.
Lite SME: 3 websites with up to 4 pages each, 50 dynamic QR codes, unlimited static QR codes, 90 days of analytics history and website-linked Wallet passes. Price: EUR 2.99 monthly or EUR 28.70 annually.
Business: 33 websites with up to 10 pages each, 357 dynamic QR codes, unlimited static QR codes, 90 days of analytics history and website-linked Wallet passes. Price: EUR 9.99 monthly or EUR 95.90 annually.
Frequently asked questions
No. Its QR encodes the website URL and opens that site in the phone browser. For contact exchange, use a Contact Wallet card, a static vCard QR or the website Save Contact button. The recipient must review the information and confirm any save on their device.
A contact QR is scanned with a camera or QR reader and contains embedded vCard details; updating those details requires a new QR. The Save Contact button opens or downloads a vCard from saved website-section details, so no page scan is needed and editing that section updates the served contact file.
Not if the website keeps the same URL. The Wallet pass QR and a static URL QR can continue pointing to the same address while the hosted content changes. You need a replacement if the encoded address changes. A dynamic QR is a separate managed-redirect option, not a requirement for editing a hosted page.
Contact Wallet cards are included with the Free plan, along with one website of up to one page. Website-linked Wallet passes require Lite SME or Business. Both paid plans include them; Lite SME supports up to four pages per site, while Business supports up to ten.
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Next step
For a website-linked pass, confirm that your QREasy site is published, check its address and open the Wallet pass tool.
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