Most "sell on WhatsApp" tools are app-first and take a cut of every order. WAStore runs in the browser — nothing to install for you or your buyers — is free for up to 50 products with unlimited orders, and charges no per-order fee. Customers browse your catalog and send a pre-filled order into your WhatsApp chat; you close the sale in the conversation, so there's no checkout to set up. Each store also gets an SEO-optimized page, Google Sheets import, coupons and analytics, in 7 languages.
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Hi Product Hunt 👋
I built WAStore because every "sell on WhatsApp" tool I tried either made me install an app or took a percentage of every order on the free plan.
WAStore is a free WhatsApp store builder that runs in the browser. You add products (or import from a Google Sheet), share one link, and orders arrive pre-filled in your WhatsApp chat — you handle payment and delivery in the conversation, the way a lot of small sellers already do. No app, no per-order fee, no checkout to configure. Free covers up to 50 products and unlimited orders, it's live in ~90 seconds, and it works in 7 languages with an SEO-optimized page for each store.
After ~6 months it's grown to 900+ stores 8100+ products and 2,100+ orders processed.
Would love your feedback — especially if you sell on WhatsApp or Instagram today: what's the most annoying part of taking orders in DMs?
Hi Product Hunt 👋
I built WAStore because every "sell on WhatsApp" tool I tried either made
me install an app or took a percentage of every order on the free plan.
WAStore is a free WhatsApp store builder that runs in the browser. You add
products (or import from a Google Sheet), share one link, and orders arrive
pre-filled in your WhatsApp chat — you handle payment and delivery in the
conversation, the way a lot of small sellers already do. No app, no
per-order fee, no checkout to configure. Free covers up to 50 products and
unlimited orders, it's live in ~90 seconds, and it works in 7 languages
with an SEO-optimized page for each store.
After ~6 months it's grown to 900+ stores 8100+ products and 2,100+ orders processed.
Would love your feedback — especially if you sell on WhatsApp or Instagram
today: what's the most annoying part of taking orders in DMs?