Do customers have to download an app?

No. The store opens in the browser as a fast web page and can be saved to the home screen like an app. This matters in Libya where many people use older phones and prefer not to install anything new.

Which currency and how am I billed?

You set the price on each product yourself, so you can price the way your Libyan customers expect. The Scaanme subscription itself is billed in US dollars: the Store Starter plan is $9.99 a month, Advance is $25, and Prime is $50, with a 14-day money-back guarantee on paid plans.

WhatsApp Store in Libya

A branded WhatsApp store for Libyan sellers. No gateway, no commission, cash on delivery.

In Libya, business already happens on the phone: a Facebook page, a comment, and a WhatsApp number. Scaanme turns that into an organized WhatsApp store, so customers in Tripoli, Benghazi, and Misrata browse your products with photos and prices, then send the complete order to your WhatsApp ready to confirm. There is no website to build and no payment gateway to connect: buyers pay cash on delivery or by local transfer, and Scaanme never takes a commission on a single sale. It is the practical way for a small business to look organized and sell more while the market keeps growing.

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No payment gateway needed

Customers pay cash on delivery or by local transfer. You never connect a bank or a card processor to start selling.

Works on any phone

Your store is a web link and a QR code, a fast web app with nothing to download. It opens even on older Android phones.

An organized catalog

Categories, photos, and prices replace scattered Facebook posts, so a customer finds what they want in seconds.

Orders land complete on WhatsApp

The customer builds a cart and sends it as one click-to-chat message, ready for you to confirm and arrange delivery.

Zero commission

You pay a flat subscription and keep every dinar of every sale. Scaanme takes nothing from your revenue.

Built for Arabic

Full right-to-left Arabic for your Libyan customers, plus 45+ languages for anyone you deal with.

Scaanme WhatsApp store vs selling on a Facebook page

What you get	A Facebook page	Scaanme WhatsApp store
Your storefront	Scattered posts on a timeline	An organized catalog with categories
Placing an order	Comments and DMs that get lost	A structured cart sent to your WhatsApp
Getting paid	Cash or transfer, arranged in chat	Cash on delivery or transfer, no gateway
Reaching customers	Depends on the feed and boosting	A link that opens on any phone, no app
What it costs you	Paying to boost posts	Flat subscription, no commission on sales

Scaanme works alongside your Facebook page, it does not replace it. You settle every order directly with the customer, and Scaanme never touches the money.

How to Start

Build your store

Add your products with photos, prices, and categories. The AI helps you set it up fast, and there is nothing technical to install.

Share your link

Put your store link on your Facebook page, your Instagram bio, and your WhatsApp status so customers in Tripoli, Benghazi, and Misrata can open it.

Confirm on WhatsApp

The customer sends the full cart to your WhatsApp. You confirm, agree on cash on delivery or a transfer, and arrange the drop-off.

What is a WhatsApp store?

A WhatsApp store is an online catalog where customers browse your products, build a cart, and send the finished order to your WhatsApp as a click-to-chat message. There is no checkout page and no card processing: the conversation is the checkout. Scaanme hosts the catalog with categories, photos, and prices, gives you a shareable link and QR, and delivers each order to your free WhatsApp Business app. You confirm the order, agree on payment, and arrange delivery yourself, exactly the way trade already works. Because the storefront is a lightweight web page, it loads on any phone without an install, and you can change a product or a price in seconds.

Why a WhatsApp store works in Libya

Libya is a phone-first, cash-heavy market where a huge share of buying and selling already happens on Facebook and WhatsApp. Shoppers in Tripoli, Benghazi, and Misrata are used to messaging a page, asking the price, and paying cash on delivery, so a WhatsApp store fits the habit instead of fighting it. Card payment is still thin: the Central Bank of Libya is pushing electronic payment through Sadad, but cash and local transfers remain how most orders settle. A store that needs no gateway removes the one thing that blocks small sellers, and as reconstruction lifts demand for goods and services, an organized catalog helps a young business look established and handle more orders without hiring.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a payment gateway or a bank account to start?

No. Scaanme is not a payment processor and adds no checkout. Your customer pays you directly, usually cash on delivery in Tripoli or Benghazi, or by a local bank transfer. You keep full control of how you get paid.

Does Scaanme take a commission on my sales?

Never. You pay a flat monthly subscription and keep every dinar of every order. Scaanme does not process the payment and takes no cut of your revenue, unlike marketplaces that charge per sale.

My customers are all on Facebook. Can I still use this?

Yes, and that is the point. Keep your Facebook page and add your Scaanme store link to it, to your posts, and to your bio. When someone asks the price in a comment, you send one link instead of retyping details, and the order comes back organized on WhatsApp.

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