Comparison
Dotwick vs Flowcode.
Both put a dynamic code on print. Compare what you get for free, what the analytics show, and what happens to the codes already printed when a plan ends.
Dotwick
THIS SITE$7/ month, first paid plan
- Per-scan detail: time, city, device, browser
- Print proof PDF with crop marks and mm sizing
- Scan-safety checks live in the editor
- Codes resolve 90 days after a lapsed plan
unlimited free static codes · printed codes never stop working
Flowcode
$25/ month, first paid plan
- Free plan: 2 codes, 500 scans
- Pro Plus: $25 a month, billed annually, 50 codes
- After a downgrade codes keep scanning, editing is lost
- Analytics cover 6,000 scans on Pro Plus
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- Free static codes, unlimitedyesnot checked
- Dynamic codes on the free plan02
- First paid plan$7$25, billed annually
- Scan analytics depthper scannot checked
- Bulk generate from CSV (Pro and up)1,000 / runnot checked
- REST API + webhooksPro and upnot checked
- White-label short domainPro (coming soon)not checked
- Print formats (EPS / PDF)bothnot checked
- Scan-safety checks in editorlivenot checked
- CSV importer from other providersPro and upnot checked
- UTM builderyesnot checked
- A/B split by weightsall paidEnterprise
- Printed-code guaranteestatic forever, dynamic 90 dayscodes keep scanning
Switching from Flowcode
Switch in an afternoon.
Recreate each code as a Dotwick dynamic code with its own short link. Your printed codes keep pointing at their old destination until you reprint — so nothing breaks mid-migration.
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Export your codes
Download your list of codes from Flowcode: name, destination and type.
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Recreate them here
Upload the export in Settings → Import: each code becomes a Dotwick dynamic code with a short link you can edit. Anything a CSV can’t carry, such as an uploaded file, is recreated in the editor.
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Run both for a while
Printed codes keep working on Flowcode until the next print job. There is no cut-over date.
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Reprint at your own pace
New print runs carry the Dotwick code. Retire the old codes when the last print is gone.
What migration looks like
The importer reads Flowcode’s CSV export, or any CSV: you map the columns and check a preview before anything is created, and the old short link is kept as a note. Planning a large move? Talk to us and we will help.
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