Barcode labels
Barcode price labels for Clover POS
Give every product on your shelf a scannable barcode label with its name, price and lookup code — printed from your own printer and ready to ring up on the Clover terminal you already own.
How the labels work
You add a product once: its name, the price you sell it for, and what it cost you. QR Price Sync creates a CODE128 barcode for it and sends the product, its price and its cost into your Clover inventory. Print the label, stick it on the shelf or the item, and the barcode does the rest at checkout.
Each label is a 60mm × 30mm price tag showing the product name, the barcode, the lookup code and the price — so a customer can read the price and your terminal can read the code. You can print a label or download it as an image to send to a label printer.
Products that already have a barcode
Milk, canned goods, branded items and anything else that arrives with a manufacturer barcode does not need a new label. Type the number in or scan it with your phone camera, and QR Price Sync uses that existing UPC or EAN code as the product's code in Clover. The number is checked for a valid UPC/EAN format before it is saved, and the product name is looked up automatically where a public product database has it.
What you need
- A Clover account and terminal you already use — no extra hardware.
- Any printer. A dedicated label printer is nice but not required.
- A phone or computer browser to add products and print labels.
Why the barcode is worth it
Typing a price by hand costs a few seconds on every sale and quietly loses the one number that matters most: what you actually made. Because each barcode is tied to a product with a known cost, every scanned sale records its profit for you. See how profit tracking works.