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The moment Razorpay confirms your payment, your numbers are allocated to your order, and a ZIP of print-ready SVG and PNG images with a CSV number list is in your dashboard.
Valid, scannable EAN-13 and UPC-A numbers, free ITF-14 carton codes with every EAN-13 — plus QR codes. One code per client, delivered instantly, yours for life with no renewals.
Scans on standard retail and POS systems; each marketplace decides what it accepts. See where they work
What every code comes with, in plain words. Each line is something you can hold us to.
The moment Razorpay confirms your payment, your numbers are allocated to your order, and a ZIP of print-ready SVG and PNG images with a CSV number list is in your dashboard.
One payment, no renewals and no annual fees: the numbers stay yours, and you can download the files again as often as you like.
Every paid order gets a tax invoice with the 18 % GST shown separately, numbered in sequence, and the PDF stays in My Orders to download.
Each number is generated once, marked sold to you in our ledger and never issued to another of our customers.
Our numbers scan on retail POS, billing and stock software, your own store, Shopify and WooCommerce, and warehouse scanners; whether a marketplace accepts them is its own decision — tell us where you sell and we will put you on the pack that suits it.
Every EAN-13 or UPC-A number you buy can carry its own BarQR page here, written by you under My products. Anyone can check a number at purchasebarcode.com/barcode and see that we issued it.
Check a numberBigger packs cost less per code. Every pack is delivered instantly to your dashboard. Prices in INR, 18 % GST included; the ex-GST figure is on your invoice.
Getting started
₹3,790.00You pay · incl. 18 % GST
₹631.67 per code incl. GST · ₹3,211.86 ex-GST
Most popular
₹5,750.00You pay · incl. 18 % GST
₹479.17 per code incl. GST · ₹4,872.88 ex-GST
Best value
₹9,750.00You pay · incl. 18 % GST
₹168.10 per code incl. GST · ₹8,262.71 ex-GST
A fair comparison so you buy the right thing. Both are valid barcodes; the difference is registration. The guide explains who runs that database.
| Criterion | A barcode licensed from the global barcode body | A PurchaseBarcode code |
|---|---|---|
| Registered to your company in the global barcode database | Yes | No — recorded once in our own sold-to-you ledger |
| Correctly formed and scannable on any standard POS | Yes | Yes |
| Accepted on channels that check that database | Yes | Ask first — they may accept only registered codes |
| Issued to you alone | Yes | Yes — never re-sold |
| Joining fee plus an annual membership | Yes recurring | None one-time price |
| Application and waiting time | Days to weeks | Instant |
These are correctly formed, scannable numbers issued to you alone. A standard retail or POS scanner reads them: it checks the number's structure and its check digit, nothing more. Whether a marketplace or retailer accepts one is that channel's own decision — a small share of platforms and retailers look every number up in the global barcode database and will ask for a registered code instead. Tell us where you plan to sell and we will check it with you before you buy. Which barcode do I need?
Three steps. No forms to fill about your company, no waiting on an approval.
EAN-13 for most retail products. Choose how many codes you need — one per product variant (size, colour, flavour).
≈ 1 minuteUPI, cards or net banking through Razorpay. You get a GST invoice with the 18 % shown separately.
≈ 1 minuteThe moment payment clears: a print-ready image for each code plus a number list for your marketplace listings. Re-download whenever you like.
InstantThe products that take a barcode, and which barcode each one takes. Not sure which is yours? Read the guide
A packaged food, drink or household product sold through shops takes one EAN-13 barcode per product and pack size, and a till matches that number against its own list of items.
See EAN-13 packsA clothing or footwear brand needs a separate EAN-13 barcode for every size and colour of each style, because a till treats each one as a different item.
See EAN-13 packsA cosmetic or personal-care product sold through shops or your own store takes one EAN-13 barcode per shade, size or variant.
See EAN-13 packsA phone case, cable, charger or gadget sold through shops or your own store takes one EAN-13 barcode per model and colour.
See EAN-13 packsA spare part, tool or fitting sold over a counter or through stock software takes one EAN-13 barcode per part number, so the right item is billed each time.
See EAN-13 packsA farm or dairy brand packing honey, ghee, pulses or spices for shops needs one EAN-13 barcode per product and pack size, like any other packaged good.
See EAN-13 packsA seller with a Shopify or WooCommerce store, or billing and stock software, needs one correctly formed EAN-13 per product for that software to track it, and each marketplace decides for itself what it accepts.
See EAN-13 packsAn outer carton or shipping case takes an ITF-14 carton code made from the EAN-13 of the product inside it, and we make those free with every EAN-13 we sell.
How carton codes workA product packaged for shops in the USA or Canada carries a 12-digit UPC-A barcode instead of a 13-digit EAN-13, and we sell UPC-A numbers one per product.
See UPC-A packsSelling on a marketplace? Marketplaces: ask us first. Whether a marketplace or retail chain accepts a number is that channel's own decision — tell us where you plan to sell and we will put you on the right pack before you buy. See where they work.
Every code is correctly formed with a proper check digit, so it scans on any standard barcode scanner or POS. Whether a marketplace accepts it is that marketplace's decision, and some check numbers against the global barcode database, so check the rules of each channel you sell on.
Marketplaces: ask us first. These numbers are made for the systems you set up yourself: your own shop's till, your billing and stock software, your own online store and your warehouse scanners. Selling on a marketplace is a different pack — tell us where you plan to sell and we will put you on the right one before you buy. We never promise acceptance on any channel, and if a channel refuses a number you bought from us we replace it. The guide tells you when to check first.
Each code is generated once, stamped with your order and marked sold in our ledger. It is never issued to anyone else, and it never expires. If you ever need to confirm that a number came from us, send it to us with your order number and we will check the ledger and reply in writing.
Replies from contact@purchasebarcode.com; we acknowledge within 48 hours.
Short answers to the questions we hear most. Read the full FAQ
Yes. Every number is correctly formed with the right check digit, so any standard scanner or POS reads it cleanly. "Valid format" and "registered" are two different things: our codes are valid and scannable, and unique within our own system, but they are not registered to your company in the global barcode database.
No. We issue each number once and record it against your order permanently, so a code issued to you is never issued to another of our customers. That promise covers our own records only: our numbers are not registered in the global barcode database, so we cannot guarantee that the same number has not been assigned to another company elsewhere.
When Razorpay confirms your payment, your numbers are issued to your order and appear under "My Barcodes" in your account, normally straight away; some orders need a manual check first. For each number you get an SVG and a PNG image of the bars, plus a list of your numbers, and you can download them again at any time.
No. It is a one-time purchase. The codes are yours to keep and reuse in your own systems, with no renewals, subscriptions or annual licence fees.
Pick your barcode type, choose a pack, pay securely, and download your codes in seconds.