A drop-in barcode API for any backend. 100+ symbologies, PNG and SVG, cache-friendly at scale, flat monthly pricing. One email and you're live.
No SDK, no auth dance, no rate-limit math. Just a URL. Identical URLs return identical bytes, so we cache aggressively at the edge — your repeat traffic doesn't even hit the meter.
A barcode endpoint shouldn't be the most exciting thing in your incident channel. The Barcode Company is the kind of dependency you forget about.
Identical URLs return identical bytes, forever. Responses ship with immutable headers — drop any CDN in front and your repeat traffic is free.
QR, DataMatrix, EAN, UPC, Code 128, PDF417, GS1 variants, postal codes, ISBN, ISMN, Aztec, MaxiCode, Han Xin — all of them.
No per-request meter, no surprise overages. We quote you a flat number based on your volume and stick to it.
Same URL shape as QuickChart. Change the hostname; everything else keeps working. Migrate in two minutes.
Raster for the web, vector for print and big screens. Same endpoint, just append &format=svg.
It's a GET request. Use it in curl, an <img> tag, your backend, your spreadsheet — anywhere you can make HTTP.
No tiers, no metered dashboards, no contracts you have to read. Tell us what you're building and we'll send back a URL and a flat monthly number — usually within a business day.
manage@sattvalab.io
Yes. Same path (/barcode), same query params (type, text, format, width, height, scale, includeText, rotate). Change the hostname and your existing code works.
Email manage@sattvalab.io with a sentence about what you're building and a rough estimate of monthly volume. We'll get you a URL and a flat monthly quote within a business day.
All ~100 symbologies the BWIPP standard defines — including QR Code, Data Matrix, Aztec, PDF417, EAN/UPC, Code 39/93/128, GS1 variants, postal codes (Royal Mail, USPS, Japan Post, AusPost), ISBN/ISMN/ISSN, MaxiCode, Han Xin, and Swiss QR.
Probably — once the API surface stabilises. For now we'd rather move fast and not have to support every fork of an early version. If a self-hosted option is critical for your use case, mention it in your email.
Most barcode workloads are wildly different — some send a thousand requests a month, some send tens of millions. A one-size price either rips off the small users or under-prices the large ones. A short email gives us a better answer for both sides.
One email, a flat monthly quote, and a working endpoint within a day.
