1
You send the rider copy + link
Send the wording you want on the rider and the property link for your listing. That's your whole job at the start.
Watch it work — 60 seconds
A quick walk-through of the whole thing: scan the rider, the page opens, the lead lands in your inbox.
Turn your yard sign into leads.
Every buyer who drives by your listing has a phone in their hand. ScanTheSign puts a QR code on your sign rider that sends them straight to a page built for that listing — a buyer tour on one side, a home-value form for the neighbors on the other.
$10 /month per sign
No setup fee. Billing starts the day your QR and page are delivered — not before.
- ✓ Done for you — you do no technical work
- ✓ Make it once, use it on every listing — repointing included
- ✓ Leads by email as they come in, plus a monthly summary. No dashboard to check
Why two prompts?
Buyers walking the street want the tour. Neighbors walking the same street are thinking about selling. A flyer box only talks to the first group — and it runs out, gets rained on, and captures nothing. One scan talks to both, and every form that comes back is a lead with a name on it.
$10 / monthPer QR sign. That's the whole price.
$0 setupNo setup fee, ever.
1 rider, every listingSame QR repoints when the listing changes.
Done for youQR, page, redirects, lead emails, summary.
How it works
Three steps, and two of them aren't yours
You send two things. Everything technical after that is handled for you.
2
The QR + page get built
A permanent QR code and a landing page for that listing — buyer tour form plus neighbor home-value form. It's scan-tested live before it goes out.
3
You print the rider
You get the QR file and print specs for your own sign person. Print it once — when the listing changes, the same QR points to the new page. No reprint.
What a scan opens
One page. Two leads.
The property information stays open — no form blocking it, no gate. A buyer can look first and ask for a tour when they're ready. A neighbor can ask what their home is worth. Try both sides:
The honest part
A scan alone does not identify a person — it only shows traffic. A form is a lead. Scan counts tell you the sign is getting attention; form submissions are the people you can actually call back.
FOR SALE312 E COLLEGE ST · FREDERICKSBURG
Preview built from the live 312 E College St page — your page carries your listing and your branding.
The split
What's handled, and what's yours
ScanTheSign is digital-only on purpose. No print orders, no shipping, no sign-shop back-and-forth — you keep your own sign person, and the digital side is done for you.
Handled for you
- ✓The permanent QR code — created for your rider, tested live before delivery.
- ✓The landing page — built for each listing: property details open to read, tour form, home-value form.
- ✓Redirect management — when a listing sells, send the next address or link and the QR is repointed behind the scenes.
- ✓Lead emails — every form submission goes straight to your email as it comes in.
- ✓Monthly summary — scans, tour requests, and home-value requests for the month, in one email.
Yours
- 1Send the rider copy and property link for each new listing.
- 2Print the rider with your own sign person — you get the QR file and the print specs to hand them.
- 3Check your own brokerage's signage guidelines — every agent is responsible for their own signage. ScanTheSign is a separate service, not a brokerage product.
- 4Send the next address when you're ready — that's the entire repointing process on your end.
Pricing
One price. No fine print doing the selling.
$10 /month per sign
- ✓ No setup fee
- ✓ Billing starts the day the QR and page are delivered
- ✓ Repointing included whenever the listing changes
- ✓ Lead emails + monthly summary included
- ✓ Billed monthly through Stripe — it auto-bills, so there's no invoice to chase each month
- ✓ Add a sign any time — each sign is its own $10 line
3 signsOn ScanTheSign
$30Per month
$360Per year
Flat math: signs × $10. Printing is separate — you pay your own sign shop once for the rider itself, and that same rider carries to every listing after.
Put it against one closing
Ten dollars a month is the cost of the sign working while you're not standing next to it — at showings, on weekends, and every time a neighbor walks past thinking about selling.
From yes to live sign
The delivery checklist
This is the exact sequence every sign goes through, in order. Nothing here needs you to learn a new system.
- 1You send the rider copy and the property linkThe wording for the rider, and the link for the listing.
- 2The QR and landing page get builtBuyer tour form plus neighbor home-value form, on a page made for that listing.
- 3It's scan-tested liveThe code is scanned and checked before it ever reaches your sign shop.
- 4You print the riderYour sign person prints it; you get the QR file and specs to hand them.
- 5Lead emails are wired to youForm submissions go to your email address.
- 6Billing startsThe day it's delivered — $10 a month from there.
- 7Monthly summary lands in your inboxScans, tour requests, and home-value requests for the month.
- 8Listing changes? It's repointedSend the next address or link. Same rider, same QR, new page. Included.
Print specs to hand your sign shop
Rider size
24″ wide × 6″ high — the standard rider that sits on top of your hanging panel.
The QR itself
Black on white, high contrast, quiet zone (the white border around the code) left fully intact. A cropped or recolored QR is a dead QR.
Scan distance
Size follows the 10:1 rule — a code meant to be scanned from about 10 feet needs to be roughly a foot across the readable area. Bigger is safer on a street-facing sign.
Before it goes up
Test-scan the printed proof with your own phone, from the distance a walker would stand. That check is built into delivery — do it again on the proof.
Straight answers
Questions agents ask first
Is printing included in the $10?
No — and that's deliberate. You print the rider once with your own sign person, so it matches your existing signs exactly. ScanTheSign is the digital side: the QR, the page, the redirects, the lead emails, and the monthly summary. You receive the QR file and print specs to hand your shop.
What happens when the listing sells?
You send the next property address or link, and the same QR is repointed to the new listing's page behind the scenes. The rider on the post doesn't change and there's nothing to reprint. Repointing is included in the $10 — it's the whole point of a permanent code.
Do I get a dashboard to log into?
No. Leads come to you by email the moment a form is submitted, and once a month you get a summary of scans, tour requests, and home-value requests. Nothing new to check, nothing new to learn.
Does a scan tell me who walked by?
No, and any service that implies otherwise is overselling. A scan is anonymous traffic — a count, a date, a sign that people are stopping. A person becomes a lead when they fill in a form: name and email on the tour form (phone optional), name, property address, and email on the home-value form (phone optional).
Why is phone optional on the forms?
Because requiring a phone number kills curbside submissions. Someone standing on a sidewalk will give a name and email; most won't hand over a phone number to a sign. Email is enough to follow up, and the form says so: “Phone optional, for a faster reply.”
When does billing actually start?
The day your QR code and landing page are delivered to you — even if your sign shop hasn't printed or installed the rider yet. It's $10 a month per sign from delivery, billed through Stripe, with no setup fee in front of it.
Does my brokerage need to approve this?
ScanTheSign is a separate service, not a brokerage product. Every agent is responsible for their own signage and for making sure it fits their own brokerage's guidelines — same as any rider you order today.
Get started
Subscribe & send your first listing
Ready to go? Subscribe now for $10/month per sign through Stripe, then send your listing details below so your QR and page can be built. Prefer to talk it through first? Fill in the form to email your details, or call or email directly.