Yes. QRFY switches codes off when the 7-day free trial ends or the subscription lapses — whether or not you have already printed them.
Dies if unpaid Codes point at: qrfy.io · Policy checked 2026-10-17
QRFY's own support page confirms the mechanism: codes deactivate at the end of the free trial, and they stay off until the account pays again. There is no cheap way back — the shortest paid commitment runs to about $120. The complaint file is long and current: a couple lost $175 of wedding stationery printed on trial codes, and reviewers keep reporting the same trial-end shutoff through 2026.
| Price picture | ≈ $19.99/mo billed annually; shortest total commitment ≈ $120. |
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| Source | QRFY support page (trial & deactivation policy); complaint reports incl. r/weddingplanning $175 stationery case (2026-03-28 syndicated report) |
| Checked | 2026-10-17 — re-checked quarterly; vendors can change policy, and changes get dated notes here. |
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