Get orders and enquiries on WhatsApp in one scan
Customers scan, WhatsApp opens a chat with your number with “I’d like to order for pickup” already typed, and they tap send. Print it as a card or stickers, or add the button to your website.
- Free
- No sign-up
- No watermark
- Stays in your browser
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How it works
Three steps, a few minutes
- 01
Enter your number
Pick the country and type your WhatsApp or WhatsApp Business number. We tidy up spaces, a leading 0 or a repeated country code.
- 02
Choose the first message
Pickup, delivery, the menu, a table booking or catering, in five languages. Customers only tap send.
- 03
Print it and share it
Download a card or a sheet of stickers, copy the link for Instagram and Google, or add the button to your website.
Questions
Questions owners ask
Is this really free?
Yes. There is no sign-up, no watermark and no limit. Everything is made in your browser, and your number is not sent to us.
Does it work with WhatsApp Business?
Yes. It works with any WhatsApp or WhatsApp Business number, including a landline that is registered on WhatsApp Business.
What does the customer see?
WhatsApp opens a chat with your number and the first message already typed. They can change it, then tap send. Nothing is sent until they do.
Should I put it on my tables?
Use it for takeaway, delivery and questions: on the counter, your window, takeaway bags, flyers and your Instagram or Google profile. Diners at a table should order through your table QR, so their order reaches the kitchen.
Why is there no WhatsApp logo?
WhatsApp’s brand rules limit how its logo appears on other people’s printed material, so the card uses the word “WhatsApp” instead. It scans the same way.
My number starts with 0. Is that a problem?
No. WhatsApp links need the country code and no leading 0, so we remove it for you and show the number exactly as customers will message it.
Made by Tripti
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