Do I need to pay for the upstream QR code?

The code upstream QR code provides a free version, and you can use the code upstream QR code cloud service without paying any fees.

There are the following differences between the free version and the paid version:

1, the free version has 500M permanent storage space and 5G free traffic every month. The paid version pays according to the usage and can be expanded indefinitely.

2. After the free version runs out of traffic, the QR code cannot be displayed. After the paid version (within the validity period) runs out of traffic, it can still scan the code normally, but the audio and video content will be played in low definition.

3. The free version can only add 50 QR codes at most, and the number of paying users can be increased to 2,000 to 654.38+ 10,000 according to different packages (if it exceeds 654.38+ 10,000, please contact customer service for expansion).

4. The free version cannot remove the code upstream logo at the bottom of the QR code content.

5. The free version does not have the function of regional statistics, so it is impossible to count where the code scanning users come from, and it is impossible to know how many codes have been scanned in a certain area in a certain period of time.

6. The free version can upload up to 100 pictures, 20 audio clips, 5 videos and 5 office documents every day, while the paid version has no such restriction.

7. For the free version, the maximum upload size is 10M for a single document, 10M for a single picture, 20M for a single audio and 50M for a single video. The paid version is limited to a single document with a maximum size of 100M, a single picture with a maximum size of 30M, a single audio with a maximum size of 200M and a single video with a maximum size of 2G (200M when transcoding is selected).

8. After the paid version users pass the real-name authentication, the published content can be exempted from review, while the content published by the free version users needs to be reviewed, and there is a certain number of code scans before the review is passed.