About this App
Want to sell on Telegram but have no developer and no budget? EzShop promises to build a store from one message to a bot: a client-facing bot, a ready web store and a control panel. 🛍️
It is a builder for sellers, not a marketplace for shopping. Buyers come to your own store.
What the seller gets
According to the bot description, setup gives you three things:
- Your own bot. Clients can talk to you through it.
- A web store. A ready storefront attached to that bot.
- A control panel. A place to tune your sales processes flexibly.
No programming is needed. Builder directories also list EzShop as a service with a built-in CRM for the full cycle of working with customers.
Bot commands
The menu is short:
- /start launches the instruction.
- /check_subscription shows your subscription status.
- /lang changes the language.
The subscription check hints at a paid model: the service charges a recurring fee. Read the terms in the bot before you start. 💳
How to approach launching a store
- Define the product. Pick 5 to 10 items to start small.
- Prepare photos and descriptions. A good picture sells better than a long text.
- Start the bot and follow the instruction from /start.
- Test an order as a buyer. Go all the way to payment on a test purchase.
- Tell people. Share the link in your channel and chat.
What to check in advance
Learn the subscription cost and what the plan includes. Find out how payments are accepted and whether a commission is taken from sales.
Check that you can export your customer and order lists. This matters: if you ever outgrow the service, your data should not vanish. 📋
Ask where buyers' personal data is stored, and tell them in your store. In some countries this is a legal requirement.
Why a Telegram store is convenient
Customers are already in the messenger. They do not need to install an app or register on a site: open a link, choose an item, place an order.
A store in chat lets you answer a question fast and bring a person back with a reminder. For sellers this saves time and raises the share of completed purchases.
Who it suits and who it does not
Small businesses, craftspeople, sellers with a small range and anyone testing demand for a new product. It also suits those who already run a channel and want to sell in it.
Huge catalogs with thousands of items and complex logistics need heavier systems. Start with a test and see how buyers react.
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