A business card that starts a WhatsApp chat — and closes the lead
Business in India runs on WhatsApp. Your Beeps profile puts the WhatsApp button first, then catalog, UPI, booking and gallery behind it — all on one link/QR/NFC you can hand over, print or send. From ₹199/year.
- One-tap WhatsApp
- Works via link/QR/NFC
- Update without reprint
A chat link is not a business card
| Capability | wa.me link | Beeps WhatsApp Card |
|---|---|---|
| Opens | Blank chat | Profile → then chat with context |
| Catalog on page | No | Products with prices + enquiry |
| Pay on page | No | UPI via Pro ₹299/yr |
| Save contact | Manual | One-tap save |
| Analytics | None | Views & WhatsApp clicks |
| Update after print | New QR/link | Edit profile — all prints update |
Share via WhatsApp
Send your beepscard.com link — auto unfurls with your name and photo.
Print QR
On paper card, board, bill — same chat + profile opens from camera.
Tap NFC
Tap the PVC card — profile opens, chat button first. Optional ₹1,699.
WhatsApp questions
How is this different from a wa.me link?
wa.me opens a blank chat. Beeps opens a profile with your catalog, gallery, enquiry form, UPI, booking and then a one-tap WhatsApp button — so the chat starts with context and the profile captures the lead even if they don’t message.
Does the other person need WhatsApp Business?
No — any WhatsApp works. The tap opens wa.me with your number prefilled; both regular and Business apps handle it.
Can I put WhatsApp on an existing paper card?
Yes — download your dynamic QR from your dashboard and print it on your current paper card, standee or packaging. No new card needed; start at ₹199/year.
Is chat tracked?
Taps and link clicks are tracked per profile (analytics), but message content stays in WhatsApp. You’ll see how many opened the profile and clicked WhatsApp, not what they typed.
Do I need an NFC card for WhatsApp sharing?
No. Share link on WhatsApp or print QR from ₹199/year. Add NFC for ₹1,699 one-time if you want tap-to-chat in person.
What happens between a tap and an order
A supplier who takes most of their orders on WhatsApp, and where the profile fits.
The customer taps or scans
Your profile opens. The WhatsApp button is there, but so is your product list, which is the thing they actually came to look at.
They browse before messaging
This is the part a bare wa.me link cannot do. They see what you stock and roughly what it costs, so the message that follows is specific.
With the product already named
Instead of "hi, do you have", the chat starts with the item. You are not spending three messages establishing what they want.
They reorder without visiting
They still have your link. Reordering becomes something done from a queue rather than a trip to your counter.
Getting the WhatsApp setup right
Five things that decide whether the chat actually starts.
- Use the number you actually monitor. The most common failure here is routing chats to a number nobody watches after six in the evening.
- Write a pre-filled message that identifies the product, not just "Hello". The whole gain is that the chat starts specific.
- Put your catalogue above the WhatsApp button, not below it. A customer who messages before seeing your range asks vaguer questions.
- Decide whether you want WhatsApp or WhatsApp Business. Either works with this; Business gives you labels and quick replies that help once volume rises.
- Test the link from someone else's phone before you print anything. A wrong country code is silent and costs you every enquiry.
Your WhatsApp link —
but actually a business card.
From ₹199/year — catalog, UPI, booking, then chat. Add NFC tap later at ₹1,699.