Getting started, explained in plain language

You do not need to be a tech person to have a link you can send.

If you can send a WhatsApp message, you can build this. You keep running your business exactly the way you already do. You build the page yourself, on your phone, and it costs nothing until the moment you want a link to hand out.

No coding. No computer. No account needed to start building.

Why this matters now

The customer who asked for a link did not wait for you to build one.

Every day someone asks a South African business for "a link" — something to look at, something to forward to their partner, something to check before they commit. The business that has one gets the job. Not always the business that does the better work.

You already have the skill, and you already have customers asking. The only thing missing is one address you control — that you can paste into the conversation while it is still happening.

Does this sound familiar?

You are not losing customers on price. You are losing them on proof.

They asked for a link and you had nothing

A customer asks for "something to look at" and the best you can send is a screenshot of a price list, or your Facebook page, or nothing at all.

Your Facebook page is not yours

It ranks when the algorithm feels like it, it shows your competitors underneath, and none of it fits on a business card.

Answering the same three questions all day

What do you charge, where are you, and are you open. By the tenth WhatsApp of the morning, the day is gone.

A stranger cannot tell you are real

Your regulars trust you completely. Someone who was given your name yesterday has no way to check anything, and quietly goes elsewhere.

You are registered and it shows nowhere

PSIRA, HPCSA, FSCA, NCR, PPRA, SAICA — you are obliged to display a number, and right now it lives on a certificate on a wall nobody visits.

A tender asked for a web presence

The work was there, the bid was competitive, and the form wanted a URL you did not have. Nobody phoned to tell you that was the reason.

None of this means you are doing something wrong. It means a stranger has no way to check what your regulars already know about you.

How it works

Build it. Publish it. Send it.

Three steps, and only the middle one costs anything. You can do the first one right now without telling us who you are.

1

Build it

Open the editor on your phone. Tap the blocks you want — your WhatsApp button, your hours, a map, your prices, your photos — and they land on the page already looking right. Change any of the words by tapping them. This part is free and always will be.

2

Publish it

This is the step you pay for, and it is the only one. Publishing turns your page into a real address you can hand out. You buy a set number of months up front, at a fixed rand price with no VAT added, and nothing renews behind your back.

3

Send it

Paste your link into the WhatsApp conversation where the customer already asked, put the QR code on your door or your car, or add it to your Instagram bio. When it appears in a chat it shows your name, your picture and your description before anyone even taps it.

All you need

  • Something you already sell — braids, cakes, lessons, repairs, photos, security, advice, anything
  • Customers who already reach you somewhere — WhatsApp, Instagram, a phone number on a wall
  • A smartphone
  • People who can open a link. If every single customer finds you by walking past, a page helps you less than a good sign does

What you do not need

  • A website — this is the page, and it is the whole thing
  • Any coding, design skill or technical words — you tap blocks onto a page
  • A computer — it is built to work on a phone screen
  • A domain name of your own — your page is served on a TISS address
  • To pay anything to find out whether you like it

Straight talk

What we promise — and what we do not

We promise

  • To explain everything in plain language, every time
  • A fixed price in rands with no VAT added — the number you see is the number you pay
  • No card kept on file and nothing that renews on its own. You buy a set number of months and it simply ends
  • That you can build and look at your whole page before spending anything
  • That your link keeps pointing at you. Rename your page and the old link still works, and your name is never handed to somebody else
  • That if your package lapses, your page and your images wait for you exactly as you left them

We do not promise

  • Customers. You bring the people who already want what you sell. We give you something to send them — we do not find them for you, and we cannot
  • Google. Published pages are deliberately kept out of search results. This page is made to be sent to someone, not found by strangers. If being found on Google is what you need, tell us and we will point you at the right service instead
  • A domain of your own. Your page lives on a TISS address. If a client or a tender requires your own company domain, this on its own will not satisfy them
  • An online shop. You can take a payment. You cannot run a catalogue with stock counts and shipping
  • Instant riches. This is a better way to be believed, not a shortcut

Build it first. Decide about paying afterwards.

Every package lists its price, what it includes, and what it does not, before you commit to anything. Choose one when you are ready — or talk to a real person first and we will tell you honestly whether this is the right thing for your business. No pressure either way.

You will not be asked a single technical question.

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