QR codes for growing churches
One platform for every code in your environment — bulletins, screens, signage and check-in. Point them wherever you need, change them after they are printed, and see exactly what your people are scanning.
No card required. Your first constellation takes about a minute.
Five of metro Atlanta’s fastest-growing churches
use Constellation every single week — codes in the bulletin, on the seat back and on the screen, all within about a dozen miles of each other.
- First Baptist Powder Springs≈25 scans/wk
- Freedom Church≈45 scans/wk
- North Metro ChurchJust launched
- NorthStar Church≈160 scans/wk
- Piedmont Church≈15 scans/wk
And we’re not stopping there
Over the past year we’ve grown beyond the church: 180+ organizations across non-profits, major product brands and creative studios depend on Constellation codes to reach customers and craft experiences.
- New Heights ChurchVancouver, WA
- Helping One GuyAcworth, GA
- Nappy Boy DranksAtlanta, GA
- North Point ChurchFort Worth, TX
Next steps, one scan at a time
Every week, guests move from the seat to the next step through a Constellation code. Added up, those single scans become milestones.
- Connect cards
- 10,300+
- Event sign-ups
- 5,200+
- Giving scans
- 5,200+
- Invites shared
- 2,800+
- Baptism sign-ups
- 1,100+
What is a dynamic QR code?
A normal QR code is a picture of a URL — once it is printed, that URL is fixed forever. A dynamic code points at Constellation instead, and we point it wherever you need. The pattern on the page never has to change again.
Printed once, fixed forever
What every free generator makes. The destination lives inside the pattern, so the only way to change it is to make a new code.
- The destination is baked into the pattern itself
- Changing it means a new code — and a reprint
- No way to know how often it was scanned
Printed once, pointed anywhere
The pattern points at Constellation. You decide where it goes — this week, this service, or five minutes from now.
- Repoint it any time — the printed code never changes
- Every scan is counted, timed and attributed
- One code can serve a different purpose every week
Someone scans
The printed code resolves to your short alias — always the same one.
Constellation answers
We record the scan, then forward to whatever destination is live right now.
You change it whenever
Swap the destination on a schedule, from the booth, or from your phone.
An easy way to manage every code in your environment
The card in the seat-back does not change. What it points at does — moment by moment, through the service, without anyone touching a printer.
Seat-back card
- Giving10:42Live nowgive.yourchurch.org
Straight to the giving form, prefilled for this campus.
- Baptism sign-ups11:05Baptism interest form
The message lands, and the same card now takes them to sign up.
- Next steps11:20Connect card
Closing minutes — first-time guests, prayer requests, serving.
Everything a printed code should have been able to do
Constellation QR is one control surface for the codes on your bulletins, screens and signage — the design, the destination, the short link and the numbers that come back.
Control panel
Every constellation in your organization in one place — retarget, retire or hand off a code without reprinting anything.
Prebuilt templates
Novas that already carry your brand. Pick one, drop in a destination, ship it.
Real-time analytics
Watch scans land as they happen, across every code you run.
Scan notifications
SMS and push the moment someone scans, with the context attached.
Short aliases
A memorable short link for every constellation, editable any time.
Works with the tools you already use
Have it in your production booth? Odds are we already connect to it. Change a destination from the slide, the deck, the run sheet or an agent — every scan still lands in the same analytics.
- ProPresenter
- Planning Center
- Streamdeck
- MCP server
- Webhooks
- Zapier
- Slack
It's not QR codes that make a difference — it's how you use them
Prebuilt templates for the things churches actually print: bulletins, giving, check-in, series art, connect cards. Apply your brand once and every template inherits it.
Sunday Bulletin
Bulletin
Give Once
Giving
Connect Card
Connect card
Kids Check-in
Check-in
Series Artwork
Series
Event RSVP
Events
Recurring Giving
Giving
Next Steps
Connect card
The same printed code, a different destination on Wednesday
Give a constellation a schedule and it resolves to whichever action is in force at the moment somebody scans it. The bulletin, the banner and the lobby sign stay exactly as printed.
No reprint, no new sticker, no volunteer swapping signage at 7am.
Give your agents a QR code they can actually ship
Constellation QR speaks MCP, so the assistant already drafting your run sheet can mint a trackable code, brand it and hand back a short link — without leaving the conversation.
- Agents create codes programmaticallyExpose Constellation QR as tools your assistant can call — create a constellation, point it at an action, apply a nova, reserve an alias.
- Agent-created codes are tracked like any otherSame scan analytics, same schedules, same notifications. Nothing an agent makes lands outside your control panel.
- Scoped credentials per agentIssue each agent its own key, limited to the organization and the actions you choose, and revoke it on its own.
> constellation.create({ name: "Fall Series" })✓ constellation created c_8f21a4✓ action set northgate.example/fall✓ nova applied "Bulletin Dark"✓ alias reserved /fall-seriesscoped to agent:worship-media · 4 tools availablehttps://cqr.link/fall-seriesBulletin QR scanned
just nowSunday Bulletin → Connect Card · Northgate Church
Know the second someone scans
Every scan is a signal that a person is standing in your building with their phone out. Constellation QR pushes that signal to the people who can act on it, while they can still act on it.
SMS and push, the moment it happens
Alerts land on the phones of the people running the room — no dashboard to sit and watch.
Rules per constellation
Choose which codes notify, who they notify, and the thresholds worth interrupting someone for.
Scan events over webhooks
Every scan is an event you can post anywhere — Planning Center, a Slack channel, your own service.
Used by the fastest growing churches across north Georgia
Production teams run their Sunday, midweek and campus codes on Constellation QR — and stop reprinting anything.
We print one code in the bulletin and it points somewhere different every Sunday. Nobody on my team touches it after Thursday.
Connection cards used to be a stack of paper on my desk on Monday. Now the constellation drops people straight into the form.
The schedule flips the destination between the 9am and 11am services on its own. That alone paid for the year.
I trigger the giving code from my Streamdeck mid-set. It is one button, and it has never once misfired.
Watching scans come in live during the announcement slide changed how we write announcements at all.
We print one code in the bulletin and it points somewhere different every Sunday. Nobody on my team touches it after Thursday.
Connection cards used to be a stack of paper on my desk on Monday. Now the constellation drops people straight into the form.
The schedule flips the destination between the 9am and 11am services on its own. That alone paid for the year.
I trigger the giving code from my Streamdeck mid-set. It is one button, and it has never once misfired.
Watching scans come in live during the announcement slide changed how we write announcements at all.
We print one code in the bulletin and it points somewhere different every Sunday. Nobody on my team touches it after Thursday.
Connection cards used to be a stack of paper on my desk on Monday. Now the constellation drops people straight into the form.
The schedule flips the destination between the 9am and 11am services on its own. That alone paid for the year.
I trigger the giving code from my Streamdeck mid-set. It is one button, and it has never once misfired.
Watching scans come in live during the announcement slide changed how we write announcements at all.
We print one code in the bulletin and it points somewhere different every Sunday. Nobody on my team touches it after Thursday.
Connection cards used to be a stack of paper on my desk on Monday. Now the constellation drops people straight into the form.
The schedule flips the destination between the 9am and 11am services on its own. That alone paid for the year.
I trigger the giving code from my Streamdeck mid-set. It is one button, and it has never once misfired.
Watching scans come in live during the announcement slide changed how we write announcements at all.
We reprinted nothing this year. Every code from last fall is still on a wall somewhere, still pointing at something current.
The ProPresenter integration means the code lives in the slide, not on a separate lower third we forget to pull.
Our volunteers do not need training. They pick a template, the brand is already applied, and it ships.
Text alerts on the first scan of a new code are how I know the print run actually made it to the lobby.
Twelve campuses, one control panel. Before this I had a spreadsheet of short links and a lot of faith.
We reprinted nothing this year. Every code from last fall is still on a wall somewhere, still pointing at something current.
The ProPresenter integration means the code lives in the slide, not on a separate lower third we forget to pull.
Our volunteers do not need training. They pick a template, the brand is already applied, and it ships.
Text alerts on the first scan of a new code are how I know the print run actually made it to the lobby.
Twelve campuses, one control panel. Before this I had a spreadsheet of short links and a lot of faith.
We reprinted nothing this year. Every code from last fall is still on a wall somewhere, still pointing at something current.
The ProPresenter integration means the code lives in the slide, not on a separate lower third we forget to pull.
Our volunteers do not need training. They pick a template, the brand is already applied, and it ships.
Text alerts on the first scan of a new code are how I know the print run actually made it to the lobby.
Twelve campuses, one control panel. Before this I had a spreadsheet of short links and a lot of faith.
We reprinted nothing this year. Every code from last fall is still on a wall somewhere, still pointing at something current.
The ProPresenter integration means the code lives in the slide, not on a separate lower third we forget to pull.
Our volunteers do not need training. They pick a template, the brand is already applied, and it ships.
Text alerts on the first scan of a new code are how I know the print run actually made it to the lobby.
Twelve campuses, one control panel. Before this I had a spreadsheet of short links and a lot of faith.
What production teams say after a season on it
Churches run their printed, projected and posted codes through one control panel — and change where they point long after the ink dried.
Pricing that scales with your Sundays
Start free on one ministry. Move up when the codes go everywhere — bulletins, slides, lobby signage, the parking lot banner nobody wants to reprint.
Starter
For a single ministry getting its first code into print.
Free forever — no card required
- 3 constellations
- 1,000 scans per month
- 3 novas and the starter template library
- 1 automation schedule
- Real-time scan analytics, 7-day retention
- 1 team seat
Growth
For a church running codes across every service and campus.
$372 billed yearly
- 50 constellations
- 50,000 scans per month
- Unlimited novas and the full template library
- Unlimited automation schedules
- ProPresenter, Planning Center and Streamdeck integrations
- MCP server access for your AI agents
- Real-time scan notifications by SMS and push
- 12-month analytics retention
- 10 team seats
Organization
For multi-site networks and denominational offices.
Annual agreement, scoped to your campuses
- Unlimited constellations and scan volume
- Unlimited team seats with per-campus roles
- Scoped API and MCP credentials per agent
- Custom integrations and webhooks
- Unlimited analytics retention
- Onboarding and a named support contact
Every plan includes the control panel, unlimited actions and aliases, and real-time analytics.
Questions, answered
The things production teams ask us before they print anything. If yours is not here, a real person will answer it.
Print it once. Change it forever.
Set up your first constellation in about a minute, put it on something that goes to print, and decide where it points from then on.
No card required. Unlimited scans on every plan, including the free one.