WhatsApp Store for Tunisia
Turn your Facebook following into real orders with a branded WhatsApp store that reads in both Arabic and French, with no gateway and no commission.
In Tunisia a business is discovered on Facebook, and the deal is closed inside a WhatsApp chat. Scaanme turns that same chat into a real branded store: customers in Tunis, Sfax, and Sousse browse your products in clear categories with photos and the prices you set, then send the finished order straight to your WhatsApp, ready to confirm. There is no website to build, no payment gateway to connect, and Scaanme never takes a single millime of commission on a sale. You keep settling the way Tunisians already pay, with cash on delivery, a D17 transfer, or an e-Dinar card, only faster and without the lost messages.
Get Started FreeZero commission on sales
Scaanme charges a flat subscription and never takes a cut of your sales. The full amount of every order the customer pays reaches you.
No payment gateway needed
Scaanme does not process payments. You settle directly with the customer by cash on delivery, a D17 transfer, an e-Dinar card, or a bank transfer.
Opens in any browser, no app
The store opens straight in the customer's browser with no app to download, so it reaches the widest audience across Tunisia.
Arabic and French on one link
Your store reads naturally in right-to-left Arabic and in French, the two languages Tunisians shop in, all from the same shareable link.
Turn your Facebook page into a store
One link on your Facebook page, in your bio, or in your WhatsApp status turns the followers you already have into real orders.
Every order arrives complete
Each order lands on WhatsApp with the product, quantity, total, and address, so no message gets lost and no item is mixed up.
Scaanme store vs selling in Facebook comments and DMs
| What you need | Scaanme WhatsApp store | Selling in Facebook comments and DMs |
|---|---|---|
| Setup | Ready in an afternoon, no coding | Retyping prices under every post all day |
| Prices and photos | Always visible on a branded page | Price in the inbox, the catalog gets lost |
| Order accuracy | Full order with quantity and total | Scattered messages, wrong items |
| Cost | Flat subscription from $10/mo, no commission | Free but chaotic, easy to lose sales |
| Payment | You settle directly: COD, D17, e-Dinar | Same methods, but disorganized and slow |
Most Tunisian small businesses already sell on Facebook and close the order on WhatsApp. Scaanme keeps that habit and only removes the chaos, with no commission and no gateway.
How to Start
Add your products
Add each product with a photo, name, the price you set, and a category, then choose from 56 store themes to match your brand.
Share your store link
Put your store link on your Facebook page, in your bio, and in your WhatsApp status so every follower can browse it.
Receive and confirm orders
Complete orders arrive on WhatsApp; confirm delivery and settle by cash on delivery, a D17 transfer, or an e-Dinar card.
What is a WhatsApp store?
A WhatsApp store is a branded online storefront whose checkout is a WhatsApp message instead of a card payment. With Scaanme you build a page that shows your products in categories, each with a photo, a description, and the price you set. A customer browses, adds what they want to a cart, and taps to send. Instead of paying online, the finished order, with items, quantities, and total, lands in your WhatsApp Business inbox as an ordinary click-to-chat message, ready for you to confirm delivery and collect payment. It uses the free WhatsApp Business app and the wa.me link, so there is no WhatsApp API, no approval process, and nothing for your customer to install.
Why WhatsApp selling works in Tunisia
Tunisian commerce lives on Facebook. A clothing reseller in Tunis, a producer of olive oil and harissa near Sfax, and an artisan in the Sousse medina all build their audience on a Facebook page, then move the serious buyer to WhatsApp to agree on the item, the price, and the delivery. Buyers are used to French and Arabic side by side and expect cash on delivery, so a foreign card checkout only loses the sale. Scaanme fits that reality: it keeps the conversation on WhatsApp where trust is built, reads in both Arabic and French, and lets you settle the local way with cash on delivery, a D17 transfer from La Poste, or an e-Dinar card. This is the same digital shift the country's Startup Act and its Tunisie Digitale strategy have pushed for. Any e-invoicing you owe stays your own affair as a registered business, separate from the store.
Frequently Asked Questions
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