Exact product check
We match the barcode number to the product and pack size you actually sell, then flag conflicts instead of guessing.
FOR FOOD, SUPPLEMENT, AND BEAUTY BRANDS
Before artwork locks, LabelRoot checks that the UPC matches the exact product and pack size. If you continue, we build the shopper page and give your designer a testable QR file. The product check is free; the complete setup is $750.
The free check arrives within one business day. The complete one-product setup is $750, and we confirm its delivery date before you pay. Pilot QRs open labelroot.com; a QR on your own domain is not available yet. Your brand and printer keep final approval.
ONE PRODUCT / THREE THINGS TO VERIFY
Chocolate Peanut ButterMUSH · 5.5 oz cupUPC 850003994741
MUSHChocolate Peanut ButterDirections · store links · campaigns · product support
View the pageWHAT YOU GET FOR $750
Start with a free check of one public product record. If you want to proceed, the $750 setup turns your approved package art into the product page, testable QR file, and print checklist. The QR opens a LabelRoot-hosted page; your own domain is not available yet.
We match the barcode number to the product and pack size you actually sell, then flag conflicts instead of guessing.
A clean phone page showing the product, approved information, and the one action you want shoppers to take.
A scannable QR tied to that exact product, ready to test on phones and a physical package proof.
A short list of the product, page, QR, and print questions your team and printer still need to approve.
THREE REAL PRODUCT EXAMPLES
Independent examples built from public brand and retail sources. They do not imply a customer relationship, brand approval, or production use.

UPC 850017973411 · 1.2 oz Sprouts pouchThe 1.2 oz pouch is verified. Daily Crunch still needs to confirm whether its multipacks and Sprouts display are separate sellable packages with their own barcodes.

UPC 850048875913 · 6 oz Sprouts pouchSprouts identifies the new 6 oz pouch separately from Lark Ellen Farm's 10 oz online pack; the 6 oz back panel and outer-case code are not public.

UPC 850064670097 · 8-pop boxGoodPop's current product page lists apple juice in Sour Cherry. QFC's current package-back image does not. The brand needs to confirm the approved formula before that record becomes a QR page.
HOW IT WORKS
Start with three fields. Pay only if you want us to build the complete page and QR from your approved package art.
Share the product link, its UPC or GTIN barcode number, and the email where we should send the result.
We compare the public product and retail records, then email what matches, what is missing, and the next step.
If the product is a fit, we can build the page and QR from your approved package art. You pay only if you choose this step.
We build the page and QR, make two correction rounds, and hand over the checklist. Your team and printer make the final print decision.
AFTER BRAND APPROVAL
Once the QR is on the package, keep it in place while your team updates approved information on the page behind it.
Approved product facts and destination.
Revised preparation, store link, or campaign.
LIMITS / TRUST
LabelRoot supplies the page, QR file, and test checklist. It does not replace the people accountable for the package.
LabelRoot does not certify regulatory compliance, approve label copy, or replace your regulatory review.
The examples above are public-source research demos, not customer work, partnerships, or brand approvals.
Keep the normal retail UPC barcode on the package for checkout.
Pilot QRs open labelroot.com. A QR on your own domain is not available yet.
Nothing should enter production artwork until your team checks the barcode, page content, web address, and printed QR test.
START WITH ONE REAL PRODUCT
Send the product link, UPC or GTIN barcode number, and your work email. We’ll email what matches, what is missing, and the next step before you decide whether to buy the $750 setup.
QUESTIONS
A clean mobile page for that exact product: its name, image, approved product information, and one outbound action chosen for the SKU. It is a shopper page, not a standards document.
Yes. Keep the printed product route and update approved supplemental content such as preparation directions, store links, campaigns, or product support. Changes that affect required package copy still belong in your normal packaging and regulatory review.
No. Keep the normal UPC on the package for checkout. The QR gives shoppers and supported systems a web destination tied to that product identity.
No. LabelRoot currently hosts the pilot page and QR destination on labelroot.com. Customer-owned domains are planned but are not part of this pilot.