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A profile is a shareable, single-page website you can create in minutes. It works for anything: a personal brand, a business, a product, a service, an event, a portfolio, a real-estate listing, and more. Each profile gets its own URL and QR code so you can share it anywhere.

Sign up, choose a plan, and click "New Profile." Add your info, pick a theme and colors, then activate it. Your profile is live immediately with its own link and QR code.

The app UI is available in 60 languages, including English, major European languages (for example Swedish, Catalan, Bulgarian, Slovenian, Lithuanian, and Estonian), Indian languages (Telugu, Marathi, Gujarati, and Punjabi), Central Asian languages (Kazakh, Uzbek, and Azerbaijani), Javanese, African languages (Hausa, Yoruba, Igbo, Amharic, Afrikaans, and Swahili), Cantonese (Hong Kong), and the languages already in our selector. Open the language menu in the header or account drawer to switch. Your business profile content stays in the language you write it in.

Seven types: Person, Organization, Business, Place, Product, Service, and Event. The Hours panel appears for Business, Organization, Place, and Event. Credentials (licenses, certifications, awards) appear for Person, Business, and Organization. Capability chip titles and At a glance signals change with the type. Made-for pages are starting points; they do not lock your type.

Yes. Every profile is a publicly accessible webpage. Anyone with the link can view it without needing an account.

You can share your profile link via email, text, messaging apps, or social media posts. You can also print or share the built-in QR code on business cards, flyers, or signage.

No. There is no cap on visits. Your profile can be accessed by an unlimited number of people.

You can create multiple profiles under one account depending on your subscription plan. Each profile can represent a different person, business, product, service, or event.

Plans differ in the number of profiles, storage, analytics, and features available. Visit the Pricing page to compare plans side by side and choose the one that fits your needs.

Yes. Every profile comes with a QR code that anyone can scan to open it instantly. You can download the QR code and print it on cards, posters, packaging, or any material.

Yes. Your profile includes a 'Save Contact' button that lets visitors add your details directly to their smartphone contacts.

From your profile list, open the row action menu and choose Show QR Codes to download images for your card QR and tracking-code print variants. You can also use the QR control in the profile editor to open the same download flow for the card QR.

Open the profile in the editor (Home). Use the QR panel for the card QR to name it, choose where scans should send visitors, adjust colors and style, and set redirect rules. There is no separate QR authoring page, everything stays in context on your profile.

Each profile has one card QR. Print variants use tracking codes on that same QR so you can see which flyer, truck, or hat people scanned, not a separate QR per section.

Yes. In the QR editor for the card QR, open the Appearance tab to pick a built-in style preset and fine-tune colors, dot shape, and an optional logo. The editor warns you if a design might be hard to scan. Changes apply when you save that QR.

A Tracking Code is an optional label you add to a QR (for example spring-sale or booth-3). Each code creates a variant of the same QR image that still goes to the same destination, but scans are counted separately so you can compare performance in Analytics. Codes must be unique across your whole account.

Partner link tags are optional extra details added to the website link visitors open after they scan, not to the QR image itself. Use them for referral or partner IDs your landing page can read. Tracking Codes stay on the scan link and are only for counting which variant was scanned. The editor explains both in plain language under Basics.

On the profile files list, open the row action menu and choose Show QR Codes. Select the card QR and optional tracking-code variants, pick screen or print size, then Download. You need an assigned site name on that profile before downloads are enabled. Up to 30 files can be included in one ZIP.

On the profile files list, open the action menu for that profile and choose Analytics. You must start from a profile so the report has the right context. See totals and breakdowns, filter by date range, and filter by Tracking Code when you use print variants.

You see total scans and unique scans, then choose a breakdown: country, device type, time of day (UTC), Tracking Code, or SKU when you use product SKUs as landing anchors. Export a CSV for spreadsheets. Analytics lists these totals, it does not overlay multiple QRs on one chart.

For product and featured blocks you can turn on Use SKU as page anchor and enter an SKU (letters, numbers, and dashes). When enabled, that value becomes the scroll target on your live profile and is added as sku= on the visit link. SKUs must be unique within the profile. This does not create a second QR, the card QR still opens the profile.

The QR image points to a short tracked link on our servers. We record the scan (including optional Tracking Code), then send the visitor to the destination you configured, the profile site, another site on your account, or a custom https link, with any partner tags or SKU you set up on the landing URL.

Advanced redirect rules (schedules, locales, gated access, and usage limits) depend on your subscription. Rules apply to the card QR when your plan includes them. Exporting QR images is available on all plans.

No. Visitors still tap Show QR on your live profile to reveal the code; the image loads only after that click. Authoring and downloads happen in the editor and files list, not as extra weight on every page view.

Contact details, an About section with rich-text bio, photos, videos, audio, documents, a Products list and a Services list when your profile type allows them, Featured story blocks with an on-page gallery rail, optional prices, one link per item to any checkout, embedded content (forms, maps, scheduling, social feeds, and 182 trusted services across 17 categories), call-to-action buttons, downloadable files like PDFs or vCards, capability chips (skills, amenities, features; the title varies by profile type), trust signals at a glance, and formal credentials such as licenses and certifications on Person, Business, and Organization types. You can also choose a theme, customize colors and fonts, and reorder sections.

You can embed content from over 180 trusted services across 17 categories: Video, Audio, Forms, Docs & Design, Real Estate / 3D, Social Media, Portfolio & Code, Scheduling & Booking, Reviews, Events & Ticketing, Finance & Data, Maps, E-commerce, Property & Accommodation, Newsletter, and Health & Wellness. When adding a Featured embed, click the info icon next to the embed field to see the full searchable list.

Yes. On Business and Product types, the Products list shows items with a description, an optional price (None or Priced), an on-page gallery rail for photos, PDFs, and embeds, and one optional link to any checkout (PayPal, Square, Stripe, Shopify, or any URL). Galleries auto-advance every 5 seconds by default. Visitors can still swipe. Reduce motion turns the timer off. Pricing is None or Priced only. Primary Contact stays in its own section.

Yes. On Business and Service types, the Services list uses the same blocks as Products: description, optional price (None or Priced), an on-page gallery rail, and one optional link. Galleries auto-advance every 5 seconds by default. Visitors can still swipe. Reduce motion turns the timer off. Service-only profiles do not get a Products list. Pricing is None or Priced only. Primary Contact stays in its own section.

Featured is a story list of media-rich blocks with no prices. Products and Services are catalog lists of the same block type with optional None or Priced pricing. All three show an on-page gallery rail and at most one link. Galleries auto-advance every 5 seconds by default. Visitors can still swipe. Reduce motion turns the timer off. Products appear on Business and Product types. Services appear on Business and Service types. Featured appears on every type. Featured can include uploaded video and audio; Products and Services add image, PDF, link, and embed.

Open Settings and choose Display currency, under Country. Prices on Products and Services use that currency. It is a display setting, not a Stripe settlement currency. Changing Country later does not overwrite a currency you already picked.

You can upload images (JPG, PNG, GIF, WebP, SVG), PDFs, audio files (MP3, WAV, OGG), and video files (MP4, WebM). Audio and video have a built-in player. PDFs and documents can be offered for download.

Yes. Choose from multiple themes, customize colors, and reorder sections to highlight what matters most. Each profile can have its own look.

Yes. In the Theme section, choose from popular fonts or paste a custom Google Fonts embed code. You can also adjust body and heading font weights. The preview updates in real time.

Yes. You can add testimonials with customer name, date, quote, optional rating, and optional media cards, up to ten images and ten approved video embeds per testimonial. Pin testimonials to control which ones appear first on your public profile.

Yes. The About panel in the profile editor lets you write a rich-text bio with bold, lists, links, colors, and paragraph alignment. After you paste formatted text from another app, a Paste as text control can appear on that editor so you can drop the pasted formatting while keeping the words. The same text powers your public About section, search meta description, and downloadable contact card. You can pick a section title (About, Intro, Story, Bio, or custom), hide the visible title while keeping it for screen readers, and reorder the section on your public page.

Yes. In the profile editor, open the Section order & navigation panel directly above Save. Drag anywhere on a movable row to reorder Primary Contact, About, Capability Chips, Credentials, Secondary Contact, Hours, Engagement Actions, Products, Services, Featured Content, and Testimonials. At a glance stays fixed under the header. Theme stays fixed because it controls global styling and does not appear as its own section on the public profile. Header, Website tracking, Save, and Footer Branding stay fixed. Hours, Products, and Services appear in the list only when your profile type includes those panels.

Yes. In Section order & navigation, turn on Show Menu to add a menu button on your public profile. Visitors open the list to jump to a section, all sections stay visible on the page. Choose left or right for the button position. Menu labels can follow your section titles or use presets such as Profile, Connect, or Products and Services. Save, share, and QR actions are not listed in the menu by default.

Capability chips are short name-and-description items that highlight what you do or offer. Depending on your profile type, the section is titled Skills, What we do, Focus areas, Amenities, Features, Inclusions, or Themes. Each chip has an emoji, a name, and an optional description. You can add up to 12 chips and reorder the section on your public page.

At a glance is a curated checklist of trust signals that appears under your header, for example Established year, languages spoken, nonprofit status, parking, service area, bonded, comes-to-you, appointment-only, family-friendly, age gate, veteran or women-owned, insured, wheelchair access, or a BBB listing link. Signals are filtered by your profile type, and you can add up to five custom rows with your own label and optional link. At a glance badges are author-stated; they are not verified by the platform. Price-range badges are not offered.

Yes. The Credentials section lets you add licenses, certifications, insurance, registrations, accreditations, and awards with fields for issuer, jurisdiction, number, dates, and a verify link. Credentials are available on Person, Business, and Organization profile types, trades and home-services authors who need licenses should use Person or Business typing (not Service-only). Expired credentials are automatically hidden from visitors but remain visible to you in the editor.

Open Schedules from your account menu, choose an active schedule, open the actions menu, and select Assign to profiles. Check the profiles that should use that schedule and save. Each profile can have only one schedule at a time, assigning replaces any existing hours on that profile. You can use the same schedule on more than one profile.

The Hours panel is available on Business, Organization, Place, and Event types. In the profile editor, open Hours, turn on Show hours on this profile, pick an existing schedule or create a new one, then use Edit schedule to change weekly hours in a full-screen editor. Save schedule stores changes in your schedule library; save the profile (when it already has a site name) or activate or deploy the profile to link that schedule to the live site.

Your profile is a single page designed for quick scanning. Visitors scroll through sections, and you can reorder them so the most important content is at the top.

Yes. For deployed profiles, open the actions menu on your business profiles list and choose Search & agent discoverability. When enabled, search engines such as Google and AI answer tools may index and recommend your public profile URL where our production indexing policy allows. When disabled, your profile stays online for anyone with your link or QR code, but the page asks crawlers and AI agents not to index or recommend it. Customer-owned profiles default to discoverable; administrator profiles default to off until you enable it. A globe or eye-slash icon next to the Active button shows the current setting.

Your profile page visits are handled like any public website. For QR codes you create on a profile, open Analytics from that profile’s action menu on the files list to see scan totals, unique scans, and breakdowns by location, device, time of day, tracking code, and more. Data is handled in line with our privacy policy.

Yes. Your profile can include a "Save Contact" option so visitors can save your details to their smartphone. You can also offer a downloadable vCard.

We use industry-standard security and authentication. Your account and profile data are protected, and we do not share your data with third parties for marketing. See our privacy policy for details.

Depending on your plan, custom or branded domains may be supported. Check the Pricing page or contact us for current options.

Yes. We can produce custom items (vinyl logos, hats, cups, engraved items, etc.) that include your profile QR code. Request a quote at /branded-gear or email brandedproducts@gotosignal.com.

Today you can deep-link out from your profile. Coming soon: a signed webhook so interaction events POST to any HTTPS URL you control that can accept a webhook, your automation hub, spreadsheet, CRM intake, chat ops, custom API, serverless function, or anything else that already speaks webhooks. Examples people often connect: Zapier, Make, n8n, Google Sheets, HubSpot forms intake, those are examples, not a limit. One adapter, your ecosystem. Until it ships, contact us for early-access notes.

It is on our roadmap as a signed outbound webhook (CH-2.1) that POSTs to any HTTPS endpoint you control. Until it ships, contact us for early-access notes, we will not claim live Zapier or CRM connectors before delivery.

Card apps help you exchange and remember contacts. gotosignal publishes the business presence people land on, and shows which flyer, truck, hat, or NFC surface drove the scan.

Keep your QR ops tool for campaign codes. Point those codes at a gotosignal profile so the destination is not a thin card or link list. Shorteners measure the pipe; we are the page worth scanning to, with placement attribution on one profile.

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If you need a metal-card retail catalog, that is a different aisle. If you need branded surfaces, including an NFC card when it fits, that measure profile traffic, that is ours: quote-led placements into a living page.

Print the same card QR with a tracking-code variant per surface into the same profile. Analytics show scans by tracking code so you can compare whether the flyer, truck, hat, or window drove traffic, not just total scans.

Yes. We offer solutions for teams and organizations to create and manage multiple profiles from one account.

The Profile column shows Untitled profile until you Activate and choose a site name. Saving an unpublished Untitled profile updates that same row. Saving a live (Active) profile keeps the public site unchanged and creates a second Untitled profile draft. Further saves of that draft stay on the draft row. Your live URL does not change until you Activate the draft. That is not Duplicate profile.

Duplicate creates a second unpublished Untitled profile with a copy of the current package and its own one-snapshot version history. It is not the same as Edit + Save on a live profile, which creates a Live-edit draft for the same URL later. The copy does not go live, and it does not share the original site name, QR, analytics, or update subscribers until you Activate it on a new name.

Yes, after you turn the current live profile off. While that row is still Active, Activate on the draft requires a different site name. Turn the old profile off, then Activate the draft with the original name. The old row stays in your list as inactive. Printed card QR codes for that site name keep working after reclaim.

If your profile is live, Restore keeps the public site unchanged and creates a separate Untitled profile with no site name. Saving a live profile from the editor does the same: a second Untitled draft, not an overwrite of the live row. Restore never goes live by itself.

Restore copies a saved snapshot into a draft. Version history lists only that row's saves, not sibling drafts. On an unpublished Untitled profile, Restore replaces that row's current draft. On a live profile, Restore leaves the public page unchanged and creates a new Untitled profile. Restore never Activates and never copies the live site name.

No. Restoring from trash brings the profile back to your list in inactive mode. Activate it when you are ready to publish again.