Built for Bangladesh f-commerce
Sells Pilot replies to your Facebook Page messages in Bangla, Banglish and English — quoting only the prices and stock your catalog actually has, and turning the conversation into a confirmed order.
Free for your first 100 conversations. No card. No Meta developer account. No business verification to start.
Rima Akter
Messenger · Dhanmondi
এই কুর্তাটা আছে? দাম কত?
“Is this kurta available? How much?”
জি আছে। সুতির কুর্তা — ১,২৫০ টাকা। এম আর এল সাইজ আছে।
Checked against catalog · ৳1,250 · 8 in stock
Dhanmondi te delivery koto? Cash e dibo.
Banglish — Bangla typed in English letters
Dhanmondi-te delivery 60 taka. Total 1,310 taka, cash on delivery. Confirm korbo?
Order created
MH-34KCAVZR
The Graph API, and the WhatsApp Cloud API next. Never an unofficial client — those are what get a merchant’s number banned for good.
Customers type all three, often in one message. Your catalog is searchable in all three, so all three find the product.
Every price and stock number is checked against your database before the message is allowed to leave. Not a prompt instruction — a gate in the code.
How it works
There is no integration project here. You connect a Page, you bring the things you sell, and the inbox starts answering.
One click with Facebook. No Meta dashboard, no developer account, no business verification, no webhook to configure. You never see a Meta interface.
Upload a spreadsheet, add products by hand, or sync the WooCommerce or Shopify shop you already run. Names in Bangla, Banglish and English all point at the same product.
It answers, quotes, confirms, takes stock and books the delivery fee — and hands the conversation to you the moment a person is actually needed.
The validation gate
Any language model will eventually invent a number. So no draft it writes is trusted: every outbound message is checked against the database on its way out, and a figure your catalog does not support never reaches the customer. The draft is rewritten, or a person takes over.
Draft written by the assistant
জি আছে, ১,১৫০ টাকা।
PriceStockValidationGate — blocked
Draft said ৳1,150. The catalog says ৳1,250. The send is refused before it leaves the building.
What the customer saw
জি আছে। সুতির কুর্তা — ১,২৫০ টাকা।
Every send passes seven of these
These are classes, not prompt instructions. Nothing a customer writes and nothing the model decides can talk its way past them.
The rest of the shop
Chat, your website and the till in your shop all sell the same stock. They all move it through the same ledger, so the moment something sells anywhere, the assistant stops offering it.
The assistant hands over the moment a person is needed, and hands back when you are done. Staff see the whole thread, and message tags keep you able to reply outside the 24-hour window.
A point of sale built into the dashboard. A walk-in sale takes stock through the same ledger a chat order does, and charges no delivery fee, because nothing is being delivered.
WooCommerce, Shopify, or your own shop through a generic connection. You say which system owns stock, and only that one writes it — the way a shop avoids overselling the same shirt twice.
Meta retries anything slow, and retries are how duplicate orders happen. A webhook replayed three times still produces one message and one order.
Every query is scoped to your shop by construction, not by a filter somebody remembered to write. A missing scope fails loudly instead of leaking a row.
A REST API with tokens that belong to the shop rather than the employee who set it up — so your integration outlives their notice period.
A shop front we host and you lay out, selling from this same catalogue. A sale on the site takes stock through the same ledger, so the assistant stops offering what the site just sold.
Discount codes spent at confirmation and never before, store credit the shop actually owes, and returns that put the shelf and the refund back where they belong without rewriting the order.
“Ashbe kobe?” becomes a promise the system keeps. Everyone who asked for a sold-out product is told the moment it is back — and the list is the best restocking advice you will get.
Pricing
Top up with bKash or SSLCommerz. Prepaid, so there is no card on file and nothing to cancel — if you stop topping up, you drop back to Free.
Free
100 conversations a month
৳1,500 / month
1,000 conversations a month
৳4,500 / month
5,000 conversations a month
WhatsApp is next, on the official Cloud API. The allowances above are already reserved for it; Messenger is being finished properly first.
No. Everything runs on Meta’s official Graph API, and WhatsApp will run on the official Cloud API. Tools built on whatsapp-web.js, Baileys or browser automation are what get numbers banned permanently, and none of them is used here. Ever.
Not to start. You sign up, click connect, and pick your Page from the Facebook dialog. You never open a Meta dashboard yourself.
It hands the conversation to you and stops. That is also what it does when no AI key is configured at all — a customer is never left unanswered, and a guess is never sent in place of a person.
Yes. Customers send voice notes constantly; they are transcribed and answered like any other message.
WooCommerce and Shopify connect directly, and anything else can connect generically. You decide which system owns stock, and only that one is allowed to write it.
You and the staff you invite. Shops are separated at the query level, not by a filter somebody remembered to add, and access tokens are encrypted at rest and never logged.
Connect your Page and see it answer a real customer tonight. Free for your first 100 conversations, and nothing to cancel if it is not for you.