# Take App

> Create your online store for WhatsApp. Take chat orders & payments online. Fewer mistakes, faster deals.

Take App helps small businesses create a simple online store for WhatsApp so they can take orders, get paid, and serve customers better. Trusted by 300,000+ merchants across 180+ countries. Backed by Meta and Y Combinator.

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## Products
- [Products overview](https://www.take.app/products): One platform to take orders and get paid — WhatsApp ordering, payments, dine-in QR, point of sale, and workflows.
- [WhatsApp Ordering](https://www.take.app/products/whatsapp): Share a store link and get clean, complete orders on WhatsApp — no more back-and-forth.
- [Payments](https://www.take.app/products/payments): Get paid fast with cards, QR, and 100+ local payment methods.
- [Dine-in QR](https://www.take.app/products/dine-in-qr): Customers scan one QR code, browse the menu, and order from their phone.
- [Point of Sale](https://www.take.app/products/point-of-sale): A simple mobile POS — accept QR and wallet payments from your phone, no hardware.
- [Workflows](https://www.take.app/products/workflows): Order alerts, confirmations, and reminders sent automatically over WhatsApp.

## Messaging apps
- [Messaging apps you can take orders on](https://www.take.app/messaging-apps): The eleven apps a customer can send their finished order to after checkout — WhatsApp, Messenger, Instagram, Telegram, LINE, Text, Email, WeChat, Viber, Zalo and KakaoTalk — with what each one needs to switch on. Take App sends automated messages on WhatsApp only; on the other ten the customer messages the merchant themselves.
- [Messenger Ordering](https://www.take.app/messaging-apps/messenger): Share your store on your Facebook page. Receive order details in Messenger and keep every order organized in Take App.
- [Instagram Ordering](https://www.take.app/messaging-apps/instagram): Turn interest in your products into orders. Share your store from Instagram and receive order details in your DMs.
- [Telegram Ordering](https://www.take.app/messaging-apps/telegram): Share your store in a Telegram channel or conversation. Receive order details in Telegram and manage every order in Take App.
- [LINE Ordering](https://www.take.app/messaging-apps/line): Give people a store link to browse and order. Receive the order details in LINE, with each order saved in Take App.
- [Text Ordering](https://www.take.app/messaging-apps/text): Receive order details by text message after customers order from your store. Manage the orders alongside your other sales in Take App.
- [Email Ordering](https://www.take.app/messaging-apps/email): Receive order details in your email after customers check out. Keep payments and fulfillment organized in your Take App dashboard.
- [WeChat Ordering](https://www.take.app/messaging-apps/wechat): Let customers order from your store and share the details through your WeChat Customer Service conversation. Keep every order in Take App.
- [Viber Ordering](https://www.take.app/messaging-apps/viber): Share your store link and receive order details in Viber. Keep products, payments and fulfillment together in Take App.
- [Zalo Ordering](https://www.take.app/messaging-apps/zalo): Receive order details in Zalo after customers check out on your store. Track every order in your Take App dashboard.
- [KakaoTalk Ordering](https://www.take.app/messaging-apps/kakaotalk): Share your store link and receive order details in your KakaoTalk Open Chat. Keep every order organized in Take App.

## Pricing
- [Pricing](https://www.take.app/pricing): Start free and upgrade as you grow — Basic (free), Essential, Business, and Enterprise plans. No ads, no commissions, no hidden fees.
- [Resellers](https://www.take.app/reseller): The Enterprise partner program for resellers — one type of Enterprise customer, alongside franchises and medium to large businesses.

## Comparisons
- [Take App vs the alternatives](https://www.take.app/alternatives): Side-by-side comparisons with the tools small businesses use to sell online — real monthly cost, add-on fees, local payments, and where the other tool is the better pick. Each page prints the date its numbers were verified.
- [Take App vs Shopify](https://www.take.app/alternatives/shopify): The default online store builder: a website-first platform with a monthly plan and an app store on top.
- [Take App vs Wix](https://www.take.app/alternatives/wix): A website builder first: drag-and-drop pages, with selling switched on from the Core plan up.
- [Take App vs WooCommerce](https://www.take.app/alternatives/woocommerce): The free WordPress plugin: unlimited control, as long as you run the hosting, extensions and updates.
- [Take App vs Linktree](https://www.take.app/alternatives/linktree): A bio link page with a checkout for digital products and tips.
- [Take App vs EasyStore](https://www.take.app/alternatives/easystore): A Malaysian-born store builder that syncs marketplaces, social channels and POS in one dashboard.
- [Take App vs Oddle](https://www.take.app/alternatives/oddle): A restaurant platform bundling web ordering, reservations, queue and CRM on an annual contract.
- [Take App vs Interakt](https://www.take.app/alternatives/interakt): A WhatsApp Business API inbox and campaign tool for teams, billed per message on top of the plan.
- [Mercado Shops has closed — Take App is where your store goes next](https://www.take.app/alternatives/mercado-shops): Mercado Libre's storefront builder, shut down at the end of 2025.
- [Take App vs Shopee](https://www.take.app/alternatives/shopee): Southeast Asia's biggest marketplace — its traffic, its fees, its customer.
- [Take App vs GrabFood](https://www.take.app/alternatives/grabfood): Southeast Asia's delivery app: their riders and their demand, at a commission.
- [Take App vs Uber Eats](https://www.take.app/alternatives/uber-eats): The global delivery marketplace: reach and couriers, priced per order.
- [Take App vs Beacons](https://www.take.app/alternatives/beacons): A creator link-in-bio with digital products, email and a 9% cut.
- [Take App vs Milkshake](https://www.take.app/alternatives/milkshake): A phone-built bio website with a Stripe Sell Card for digital files.
- [Take App vs Quandoo](https://www.take.app/alternatives/quandoo): Quandoo is closing down; reservations stop on 30 September 2026.
- [Take App vs GloriaFood](https://www.take.app/alternatives/gloriafood): The free restaurant ordering system Oracle is switching off in April 2027.
- [Take App vs OrderOnline.id](https://www.take.app/alternatives/orderonline): COD order forms and landing pages for Indonesian social sellers, from Rp149,000 a month.
- [Take App vs Dukaan](https://www.take.app/alternatives/dukaan): An Indian store builder that moved upmarket, from ₹299 a month plus a cut.
- [Take App vs Bumpa](https://www.take.app/alternatives/bumpa): A Nigerian store-and-bookkeeping app for Instagram and WhatsApp sellers, from ₦5,000 a month.
- [Take App vs Cococart](https://www.take.app/alternatives/cococart): A Singapore store builder now sold one module at a time — store, POS, QR ordering and loyalty each priced on their own.
- [Take App vs Tiendanube](https://www.take.app/alternatives/tiendanube): Latin America's biggest store builder — a full storefront, with a percentage of every sale on top of the plan.
- [Take App vs Orderla.my](https://www.take.app/alternatives/orderla): A Malaysian WhatsApp order form with a free tier, and delivery, riders and POS on the RM100 plan.
- [Take App vs Plugo](https://www.take.app/alternatives/plugo): An Indonesian all-in-one store platform whose free plan takes 8% of every transaction.
- [Take App vs OlaClick](https://www.take.app/alternatives/olaclick): A free WhatsApp ordering and QR menu system for Latin American restaurants.
- [Take App vs Loyverse](https://www.take.app/alternatives/loyverse): A free point of sale for the counter, with no online ordering behind it.
- [Take App vs Moka POS](https://www.take.app/alternatives/moka-pos): GoTo's cloud till for Indonesian outlets, from Rp299,000 per outlet a month.
- [Take App vs majoo](https://www.take.app/alternatives/majoo): Indonesia's biggest UMKM software brand, from Rp249,000 per outlet before tax.
- [Take App vs Olsera](https://www.take.app/alternatives/olsera): An Indonesian POS sold by the year, with the store catalog two tiers up.
- [Take App vs Qasir](https://www.take.app/alternatives/qasir): A free Indonesian cashier app for warungs and home kitchens; Pro from Rp600,000 a year.
- [Take App vs KiotViet](https://www.take.app/alternatives/kiotviet): Vietnam's biggest retail management platform, from ₫250,000 a month.
- [Take App vs Sapo](https://www.take.app/alternatives/sapo): Vietnamese omnichannel POS from ₫170,000 a month, with the website priced separately.
- [Take App vs Petpooja](https://www.take.app/alternatives/petpooja): An Indian restaurant POS priced on request, with ordering sold as add-ons.
- [Take App vs StoreHub](https://www.take.app/alternatives/storehub): A Malaysian POS built around hardware, from $39 a month.
- [Take App vs Anota AI](https://www.take.app/alternatives/anota-ai): A WhatsApp ordering bot for Brazilian delivery kitchens, owned by iFood.
- [Take App vs Manychat](https://www.take.app/alternatives/manychat): The best-known Instagram and Messenger automation tool — flows and replies, but no order behind them.
- [Take App vs Wati](https://www.take.app/alternatives/wati): An official WhatsApp API provider: shared inbox, broadcasts and chatbots, with per-message fees on top.
- [Take App vs Zoko](https://www.take.app/alternatives/zoko): WhatsApp marketing and commerce for Shopify stores, from $49.99 a month plus Shopify.
- [Take App vs Callbell](https://www.take.app/alternatives/callbell): A multi-agent chat inbox for WhatsApp, Instagram and Telegram, priced per agent with the channel billed separately.
- [Take App vs Vepaar](https://www.take.app/alternatives/vepaar): A WhatsApp Web CRM with a small store attached — free to start, $13 per user after.
- [Take App vs Halosis](https://www.take.app/alternatives/halosis): Indonesian WhatsApp automation and CRM, from Rp850,000 a month on a six-month minimum term.
- [Take App vs Qiscus Shop](https://www.take.app/alternatives/qiscus-shop): Chat commerce inside Qiscus's omnichannel platform — an add-on to a plan that starts at Rp1,500,000 a month.
- [Take App vs Pancake](https://www.take.app/alternatives/pancake): Vietnam's omnichannel messaging and sales platform — Facebook and Zalo first, sold in three-, six- and twelve-month terms.

## Industries
- [Industries](https://www.take.app/industry): Business types Take App serves — restaurants, retail, services, and more, each with a tailored example store.

## Company & resources
- [About](https://www.take.app/about): Take App's story, mission, and backers (Meta, Y Combinator).
- [Changelog](https://www.take.app/changelog): Latest product updates and new features.
- [Blog](https://www.take.app/blog): Guides and merchant success stories.
- [Reviews](https://www.take.app/reviews): What merchants say about Take App.
- [Free tools](https://www.take.app/tools): Free calculators and generators for small businesses — QR codes, invoices, receipts, and more.
- [Contact](https://www.take.app/contact): Share your business needs, save your contact details, and start a conversation with Take App.

## Get started
- [Sign up free](https://take.app/signup): Create your online store for WhatsApp in minutes — no credit card required.