Type your WhatsApp number and a message. You get a wa.me link that opens a chat with you, and a QR code for the same link.
Nepali mobiles can be typed without +977. Other countries need the country code.
The customer sees this in their typing box and can change it. 47/1000
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Enter your WhatsApp number. A Nepali mobile can be typed as 98XXXXXXXX; the tool adds 977.
Write the message customers should start with, for example "Hi, I want to order from your Facebook page."
Copy the link into your Facebook page, Instagram bio, TikTok profile or Google Business listing.
Download the QR code for your counter, flyers or delivery bags.
Put the link in your bio so buyers reach you in one tap, with a message that tells you where they came from.
Use a different prefilled message per ad or poster, like "Asking about the Dashain offer", to see which one brings people in.
Clinics, salons and tutors can let people ask for a slot without saving the number first.
Yes. That is what wa.me links are for: WhatsApp opens a chat with your number directly, without the customer adding you as a contact first.
WhatsApp needs the full international number without the plus sign or leading zeros. 977 is Nepal's country code, so a Nepali mobile like 9841234567 becomes 9779841234567.
Yes. The message only appears in their typing box. They can edit it or delete it before they press send.
Yes. wa.me links open chats with both WhatsApp and WhatsApp Business numbers.
Yes. Nepali (Devanagari) text is encoded in the link and appears correctly in WhatsApp. The link gets longer, which is fine for a link but makes the QR code denser.
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