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A link that opens WhatsApp with the message already typed

Put your number in, put the first line in, and get a link. Whoever taps it lands in a chat with you — nothing to save, nothing to copy out.

Build the link
With the country code. South Africa is 27, so 082 555 1234 becomes 27 82 555 1234.
Already typed when the chat opens. They can change it before sending.
Your link Add a number to see the link.
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Where to put it

A WhatsApp link is just a web address, so it goes anywhere a link goes. The usual places it earns its keep:

01The button on your website that currently says "Contact us" and opens a form nobody fills in.
02Your Instagram and Facebook bio, where the one link you get should start a conversation.
03Your email signature, your invoices and your quotes — the documents people read when they have a question.
04A QR code on a van, a business card or a shopfront. Point the code at the link.

The link is the easy half

The link gets someone into the chat. What happens next is still you, holding your phone.

A message at nine at night waits until morning

And by morning they have asked someone else the same question. Nothing about your work changed; you were asleep.

The number can answer straight away

It asks what the job is and books the slot, at nine at night or on a Sunday, without you picking up the phone.

Every conversation lands next to the customer

Logged against their name with the job and the history, so the ones that came in after hours are answered and waiting when you open the van.

Show us the messages you're answering by hand.

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