That is exactly where ArtizanSquare works. You connect your WhatsApp number and your customers keep messaging you the way they already do. The assistant can answer their questions from your own services, prices and hours, turn the chat into a booking or an order, and send reminders on WhatsApp before the appointment.

No. Keep your Instagram page. Connect it, and your Instagram and Facebook messages sit in the same inbox as your WhatsApp chats, tied to your account, so you can reply and follow up from one place.

Bring them with you. ArtizanSquare is not about replacing the relationships you have built. Their bookings, visits and payments are recorded as they happen, so you can remind them, ask for reviews and bring them back when they have not visited in a while.

Setup is done from your phone: add your business and your services or products, then connect WhatsApp, Instagram or Facebook. After that, replies, reminders and follow-ups mostly run on their own, and you step in when you want to.

We will not promise a number. What you do get is a public profile on the ArtizanSquare marketplace that people can find by service and area, enquiries answered even when you are busy, and your existing customers reminded and brought back.

No. Your ArtizanSquare profile is a page you can share anywhere, in your Instagram bio, on WhatsApp or on your flyers, and customers can book or message you from it.

ArtizanSquare is a marketplace and business toolkit for service providers and the people who book them. Customers discover and book professionals and venues; artizans get a public profile and bookings; businesses run bookings, walk-ins, staff, memberships and payments from one dashboard; and vendors sell products through their own WhatsApp, Instagram and Facebook chats.

ArtizanSquare serves four groups: customers who want to find and book a service, artizans who work independently and travel to their customers, businesses that operate from a venue such as a salon, spa, clinic or restaurant, and vendors who sell products through social media. One account can be a customer and also own an artizan profile or a business.

An artizan on ArtizanSquare travels to the customer, and a business has a venue customers come to. That is the only difference the booking system uses: every artizan booking is a home service with the customer's address, and every business booking is at the venue. A professional who wants customers to come to them should register a business.

ArtizanSquare is live in Nigeria, the United Kingdom and the United States, with prices shown in your own currency. Canada is priced but not yet open for payments, so Canadian visitors are currently quoted in US dollars. You can use search and profiles anywhere; what a provider covers is set by their own service areas.

Yes. ArtizanSquare has apps for Android and iOS that cover searching, booking, messages and running your artizan or business workspace. Plans and credit are bought on the website rather than in the app, and anything you buy on the website works in the app straight away.