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Turn your WhatsApp Business catalog into a public storefront and let customers send orders on WhatsApp. Turn your WhatsApp Business catalog into a public storefront in under a minute. Catalog.show reads the business profile and catalog you already maintain in WhatsApp Business and publishes it as a fast, shareable web page. No re-uploading products. No rebuilding your catalog. No new system to maintain. Customers can browse your products from any browser, select items and quantities, and send their complete order to you as a normal WhatsApp message. How it works Open your business catalog in WhatsApp Web. Open Catalog.show. Import your profile and catalog. Publish your page. Share your public link anywhere. What you get A public catalog URL Product photos, descriptions and prices Collections and categories Search and product browsing Quantity selection and order building Orders sent directly to your WhatsApp A page you can share on Instagram, Google Business, social media, QR codes and anywhere else Your WhatsApp workflow stays the same Catalog.show does not replace WhatsApp. It does not process payments or manage your orders. Customers build their order on the public page and send it to you through WhatsApp, where the conversation and sale continue. Privacy Catalog.show reads only the business profile and catalog information required to publish your page. It does not read your conversations or contacts and does not send WhatsApp messages on your behalf. Your WhatsApp catalog. On the web.
Sep 16, 2026
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