Build a link that opens a WhatsApp chat with your business, with the first message already written. Put it on your website, in an email signature, on a receipt or behind a QR code.
Put it on your contact page and in your email signature. A visitor who is already on their phone can tap straight through into a chat.
The one link you can put in a profile where a phone number would otherwise be buried.
Turn the same link into a QR code with any QR generator, and put it on receipts, packaging, shop windows and flyers.
Use it as a click-to-chat destination. Ads that open a conversation convert differently from ads that open a form.
The link opens WhatsApp — the app if it is installed, or WhatsApp Web if it is not — with a chat to your number and your first message pre-filled. The person still chooses to send it; nothing is sent automatically, and they never have to save your number first.
The number must be a real WhatsApp account, and the international format matters: country code first, no leading zero, no spaces or dashes.
A link gets someone into the chat. What answers them is the other half. Tuxon connects to WhatsApp, answers the common questions from your own content and hands over to your team when it should — so the message that arrives at 9pm does not wait until morning.
The free plan covers the website widget, and WhatsApp is on Growth.