QR code tip jars, by job

Customers have stopped carrying cash, and every job loses tips in a different way. Pick yours for where the code goes, what to print on the sign and how to bring it up.

Hair and beauty

  • Hairdresserson a small stand at your station, facing the chair, so the client reads it during the service
  • Barberstaped to the mirror at your chair
  • Nail technicianson a stand on your manicure table, beside the lamp
  • Massage therapistson the side table in the treatment room, next to the water glass
  • Tattoo artistson your station tray or lamp, where the client looks for hours
  • Estheticianson the vanity or shelf beside the treatment bed
  • Makeup artistson a small stand in your kit, set on the table with your brushes

Hospitality

  • Bartenderson the bar top beside the jar, facing the customer
  • Baristasbeside the card terminal, at the moment of payment
  • Serverson the bill folder or the receipt
  • Food truckson the service window at eye level, beside the menu

Hotels and travel

  • Hotel housekeeperson a card on the desk or bedside table
  • Valetson your lanyard or the back of your ID badge
  • Bellhopson a card you leave in the room with the luggage

Drivers and delivery

Performers

  • Musicians and bandson the jar at the front of the stage
  • DJson the front of the booth or the laptop stand, lit so it scans in the dark
  • Street performerson an upright sign beside the hat or case, at knee to waist height

Guides and instructors

Home and pets

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