Guide
How to sell from Instagram without a delivery app
Updated October 27, 2026
Instagram is where people find your work. The hard part comes after: the questions in your messages, the prices, the address, the total. One link can carry a customer from a post to a finished order.
Put your link in your bio
Your bio holds one link, so make it your pluvika.com page. Anyone who taps it sees everything you sell with photos, prices and options, in their own language, without installing anything.
Add the link to your stories
When you post a new product or today's batch, add a link sticker to the story that points to your page. A customer who taps it can order there and then. Keep a story with the link in your highlights so it stays after the day is over.
Move a conversation to an order
When someone writes asking for prices in your messages, answer with your link. They choose, fill in their details and send the order, and you get every detail in one message instead of a long thread of questions.
What the customer sees
Your page in your colours, with your logo and cover photo. Your items with photos and prices, a cart, and a checkout that asks only for what the order needs: a name and a number, delivery or pickup, how they will pay, and a note. After sending, the customer has the order code and a tracking page they can open again whenever they like.
What you receive
A complete order on WhatsApp, laid out the same way every time: the code, the items, the total and the payment, delivery or pickup and when, the customer's name and number, and the address with a map pin. The order is also saved in your Orders list with an alert on your phone, so a busy day does not bury it.
If you also sell through delivery apps
The two can work together: the apps bring new customers, and Instagram keeps them close. The comparison of delivery apps and your own link shows what each takes.
Try it with your own catalog
Set up your page free, share one link, and see your first order arrive on WhatsApp.