A link in bio page, everything at one address
I sell on Facebook, how do I put all my links and prices on one page?
In the Builder, write your page name, what you sell, your prices and which links you want to show. In about a minute you get a link in bio page holding all your links, your price list, your bKash number and a WhatsApp button in one place. Put that one link in your profile.
What you are building
A small, tall page made for phones. Your shop name and logo at the top, then a row of big buttons: Facebook page, Instagram, order on WhatsApp, price list, delivery charge, bKash number. Instagram and Facebook only let you put one link in your profile, so put this page's link there and your customer finds everything in one place.
No coding needed and no money needed. It is completely free on the free Models, and the share link is always free.
Step by step
Step 1: Go to the Builder tab, give the app a name such as "Sharighor link", then press to start building.
Step 2: Write out your shop's real details. Say everything you have in one go:
Build a link in bio page for my online shop, made for phones. The shop is called Sharighor and I sell local sarees. Shop name and a one line introduction at the top. Big buttons below: Facebook page, Instagram, order on WhatsApp, and a price list. The price list should have jamdani 3500 taka, handloom saree 1200 taka, cotton saree 850 taka. Delivery 60 taka inside Dhaka and 120 taka outside. bKash number 017xxxxxxxx. Use maroon and gold.
Step 3: Press Send and the page takes shape on the right.
Step 4: Sort out the WhatsApp button. Say "when someone taps the WhatsApp button it should open a chat to my number with the message I want to place an order already written in". Now the customer does not have to type, only send.
Step 5: Put in product pictures. Press the picture button by the prompt box and add photos you took yourself, up to 60 a day.
Step 6: Press Publish first (free), then put the address in your own name (apnar-site.banglacodes.app) into the website field of your Facebook page and into your Instagram bio. A bio link needs to be permanent, so use that address rather than the share link. Keep the QR code that appears after the page is built on your phone, so you can show it to a customer at a fair or in the shop.
Say clearly how prices and orders work
There is one thing you need to know here. This page cannot take money directly, and the page cannot send you any email or message by itself either. (With lifetime hosting, though, forms really work with no domain needed: submissions land in the site dashboard inbox with email alerts; see banglacodes.com/docs/hosting-kon-ta.) So orders come in over WhatsApp or a phone call, and payment comes through bKash, Nagad or cash on delivery. That is not a problem, it is how most small businesses in Bangladesh already work. Just write it plainly on the page:
Add a small section at the bottom called how to order. Write: message me on WhatsApp with the name of the item you want, confirm with an advance over bKash, delivery in two days inside Dhaka and four days outside. Put a button beside it that dials my number directly.
Ways to make it better
- Keep the number of buttons low. More than five to seven and the customer gets lost.
- Put the most important button right at the top. Nearly always that is order on WhatsApp.
- Do not hide your prices. Someone who messages you after seeing the price actually wants to buy.
- When a price changes, come back to the Builder and say "change the handloom saree price to 1400 taka", it is one step.
- If you have no logo, say "make a simple logo with the name Sharighor and put it at the top".
Mistakes people often make
- Giving the phone number without the country code, so the WhatsApp button opens nothing. Ask for 880 in front of the number.
- Assuming the page can collect payments. It cannot, your bKash number and WhatsApp are what you have.
- So many colours and sparkles that nobody can find the price or the number.
- Never putting the link anywhere. If you build it and leave it out of your profile, nobody will see it.
- Leaving out the delivery charge, then arguing with the customer later.
What to do next
Once the link is in your profile, drop it in the comments of every post too, as "prices and how to order are here". When a new product arrives, tell the Builder and the list changes. To go one step further, say "make it something I can put on my phone home screen", and the page sits on the phone like an app, with its own icon.
Beginner questions
Why does anyone need a link-in-bio?
Instagram and TikTok give you exactly one link slot. This page packs all your addresses into that one slot.
New links later, new bio link?
No, add them to the page. The bio link never changes, only the list inside.
Can I see which button gets tapped?
If you want, yes: build it with "count taps per button" and read the numbers on the page.