For the counter, the card and the board outside
One address you can print and say out loud.
Your prices, your timings, directions and a WhatsApp button. On the wall, on the card, in the bio, on the bill.
Free to start. About two minutes on your phone.
Stop answering the same four questions
Put them on the page once and the page answers them at eleven at night.
- What does it cost? The single most common reason someone stops asking. Put the number up.
- Are you open now? Timings, the day you are closed, and the festival week you are shut.
- Where exactly are you? A map link that opens their maps app, not a photo of a map.
- Can I just message you? One tap, WhatsApp opens, the first line is already written.
Different shops, same page
Clinics
Salons and studios
Tutors and trainers
The bit that works offline
Download a code and print it. Stick it by the till, on the door, on the bill, on the pamphlet. Someone scans it with their camera and lands on your page, where the WhatsApp button is. Someone who scans your code at the counter is already in your shop and already interested. That is a better start than any advert gives you.
The code is free, on every plan, and it keeps working if you change what is on the page.
Getting paid, without leaving the page
Take a deposit, a fixed price or a tip by UPI, right on the page. The money goes from your customer to your bank account through Razorpay. We are not in the middle of it and we do not take a cut, on any plan.
Nobody has to open another app, and you do not have to send a payment link by hand at nine at night.
Questions shopkeepers ask
Instagram lets you put a few links in your bio. It does not tell you who tapped them, it does not take a booking, and it does not answer a fee question at midnight. This does. Keep Instagram, point it here.
No. Say what you do in one sentence, in your language, and the page comes back made. Then you change what you want. If you can send a WhatsApp message you can do this.
Write the page in your language. Anyone who opens it sees it in the language their phone is set to, out of eight.
On Business, yes. Each person gets their own login and enquiries can be assigned, so it is clear who is calling back.
Yes, for one page with everything working on it. You pay when you want your own web address, all the languages and our name off the bottom.
Put it on the counter this week.
Make the page in two minutes, print the code, stick it by the till. See what comes in.