For hemp, kratom & supplement brands
Amazon asked you for a COA link? Your state wants a QR code to the lab report on the label? That's what this makes — free, in about a minute.
One permanent QR code and link for every batch — works with any lab, updates after your labels are printed, and never breaks. Your first 2 batches are free, no card needed.
Make my free batch page — 1 minute ↓Point your phone camera at it — it's live
Not a picture of one. It's generated from the permanent link of our sample batch, and it opens what a customer holding the jar would see: batch number, test date, lab, and the lab report itself. Open it in this tab →
Same QR. Same link. Nothing reprinted. Those two codes are identical on purpose — the QR points at a page you control, not at a PDF that can move.
Fill this in, get a live page and QR code in seconds — and we email you the link and QR so you still have them when the labels get printed. Print the QR once; the page behind it can be updated but the link never breaks.
Everything here comes off your lab report — but you don’t need the PDF in front of you right now. Fill in what you know, get your link and QR, and attach the report later from your private edit link. The link and printed QR never change.
Your batch page is live:
Before this goes to print: no lab report is attached yet, so your public page currently tells anyone who scans it that the report hasn't been added. The link and QR never change either way — but attach the report from your private edit link first (any device, takes a minute) and the page is complete from the very first scan.
Printing on packaging? Download the vector SVG — it stays sharp at any label size.
No password, no setup — just your email and what's on your lab report.
Product name, batch number, test date, and the lab that ran it. Add the PDF if you have it.
A permanent page goes live instantly, with a QR code you can download right away.
Anyone who scans it sees the compliance info and lab report — the link never changes.
Try it for real with your own product. Pay only once you're managing a whole catalog.
Because the free tool is the whole pitch. Your first 2 batch pages are free forever, no card, no expiring trial — enough to see it work with a real product before you trust it with your whole catalog.
Once you've got more than a couple of products, you'll want them all in one dashboard instead of juggling separate links — that's the part we charge for.
No. The link is permanent by design — it's meant to be printed on a physical label, so it can never be allowed to break. The QR code is generated fresh from that same permanent link every time it's viewed, so it can't go stale either.
They stay up, permanently, and you can still edit them. Printed labels must never break — that's a promise, not a retention trick. Canceling only stops you from adding new batch pages.
Yes — that's one of the main reasons to use a hosted page instead of a static PDF link. You update the page's contents, and every QR code already printed keeps pointing at the same address, now showing the corrected information.
Each batch page gives you a permanent URL that opens the certificate of analysis directly — the mechanism these state rules are written around — plus a QR code that encodes that URL. Whether a given label meets a given rule is your call and your attorney's; BatchLink hosts the lab report, it doesn't certify anything. Check your state's exact wording in our state-by-state guide; a few states have specific extras.
No account, no password. Every batch page has a private edit link, and the paid dashboard uses one too. Lose yours? The recovery box above emails it back to you — the edit links for free pages, or your dashboard link if you subscribe. Only the inbox owner can edit.
Fair question — your labels outlive any website. Two protections, in writing: every published page and lab report is backed up daily to independent storage outside our hosting provider, and our terms commit that if we ever shut down, published pages stay live (or freely exportable) for at least 3 years after the announcement.
Question not answered here? Email ethan@batchlink.signalmade.net — a real person reads it.
Plain-English answers to what brands actually ask about COAs, QR codes, and labels.