Provenance pages for real honey, made in minutes
HoneyTruster turns each batch of your honey into a beautiful, verifiable provenance page — with a QR code your customers scan right off the jar. Real hives, real flowers, real trust.
Every batch
gets its own page
One scan
no app downloads
PNG · SVG · PDF
print-ready QR labels
Your story
front and center
How it works
Add your apiary, harvest details, floral sources, and photos. Tell the story behind every jar — it takes minutes.
Download a unique QR code for each batch and stick it on your labels — PNG, SVG, or print-ready PDF sheets.
One scan opens a beautiful provenance page with your story, region, floral notes, and harvest details.
The scan page
Supermarket honey is anonymous. Yours isn't. Every HoneyTruster page shows customers exactly where their jar came from — without giving away your hives' precise location.
Region map with privacy fuzzing
Show the landscape your bees forage, never your exact coordinates.
Floral source tags
Clover, lavender, orange blossom — let customers taste with their eyes first.
Lab results & harvest details
Moisture content, extraction date, raw or filtered — the facts, beautifully presented.
Your face, your story
A trust page starring the beekeeper, not a barcode database.
Beekeepers
“Customers at the farmers market scan the jar and just light up. It sells the honey before I say a word.”
“I finally have an answer to “how do I know this is real honey?” — scan it and see the hives’ valley yourself.”
“Setting up a batch takes me five minutes after extraction. The QR sheets print straight onto my label stock.”
Pricing
Start free. Upgrade when you're ready — every paid plan costs less per month than what you charge for one jar.
For your first jars
Free
forever
For growing apiaries
$0.99 / £0.99 per month
or $9.50 / £9.50 per year (save 20%)
For honey brands & co-ops
$9.99 / £9.99 per month
or $95.90 / £95.90 per year (save 20%)
Join beekeepers giving every jar a scannable story. Set up your first batch and print your QR labels today — free to start.
Create your first batch