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AssetQR review

#44 of 52 in Asset Tracking Software

A focused QR asset tracker for small teams managing equipment across sites.

4.7/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Sep 2026

AssetQR is a QR-based asset tracking platform for small teams and growing operations. It lets users generate QR tags for equipment or other items, then scan those tags to manage ownership, locations, service history, notes, and photo attachments. The product is suited to organizations that need structured records for up to 200, 500, or 1,000 assets, particularly when multiple sites or recurring maintenance are part of daily operations.

Pricing is organized across three paid monthly plans. Core costs $199 per month and includes QR tag scanning and assignment, plus service history, notes, and photo attachments. Growth costs $499 per month, includes Core features, and adds collaboration and accountability features. Scale costs $999 per month and adds multi-site operations support, maintenance tracking, and audit-ready records. The plans cover increasing asset volumes, while seat limits vary by plan. This structure makes Core the entry point for QR-based records, while Growth and Scale are aimed at teams that need broader coordination or formal operational oversight.

AssetQR’s main strength is its focused record-keeping workflow: QR tags connect physical items with ownership, location, service, and maintenance information. The product also mentions a mobile application and QR scanning, while its listed platform is web. It does not provide integrations, so teams seeking connections to other business systems may need an alternative. AssetQR fits small multi-site operations that want QR-led tracking and organized audit records; it is less suitable for organizations prioritizing a broad integration ecosystem or a free starting tier.

AssetQR pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • QR generation, scanning, and assignment support asset identification
    • Tracks ownership, locations, service history, notes, and photos
    • Scale adds multi-site maintenance and audit-ready records
  • Where it doesn't
    • No free plan; Core starts at $199 per month
    • Platform coverage is web-based, with no integrations
    • Seat limits vary by plan

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