Money goes straight to your account
Today: a PromptPay QR with the amount filled in for every order, payable from any Thai banking app, on every plan. Coming soon on Business and Pro: card and wallet payments through Payso, confirmed automatically.
Take online store payments by PromptPay QR, with the exact amount filled in for every order. Buyers scan and pay in their banking app, and the money goes straight to your shop's account. Tellsell never holds your money.
Today: a PromptPay QR with the amount filled in for every order, payable from any Thai banking app, on every plan. Coming soon on Business and Pro: card and wallet payments through Payso, confirmed automatically.
They enter a name and phone and choose pickup or delivery. The total and delivery fee are worked out from your shop's data.
A new PromptPay QR for every order, exact to the baht, with the order number for the transfer note.
The buyer attaches a picture of the slip on the order page and gets a link to follow the order.
Check the amount in your banking app, then tap Paid in LINE. Buyers who left an email get a confirmation.
Buyers pay into your shop's PromptPay. Tellsell never holds or keeps your money.
Tellsell charges a plan fee and takes no percentage of your sales.
If you only have a bank QR, upload its picture. Buyers scan it and type the amount.
Your PromptPay ID changes only at app.tellsell.app, after logging in. Nobody can change it from a chat.
Slips are stored privately and open through links that expire after 15 minutes.
Card and wallet payments through Payso (coming soon) on Business and Pro. Shops with their own Payso merchant account will take cards, Thai QR and e-wallets, and orders will turn to Paid by themselves when the money arrives. Until then, every plan takes PromptPay QR in full.
Not yet. Today every shop takes PromptPay QR. Card and wallet payments through Payso are coming soon on Business and Pro.
No. A PromptPay linked to your phone number or tax ID works, or upload your shop's own QR picture instead.
No. A slip is only a screenshot, and fake slips exist. Always check the amount in your banking app before tapping Paid.
No, the QR already has it. Only with a shop's own QR picture does the buyer type the amount shown on the order page.
Open a free shop. Run it from the LINE you already use, with a web dashboard too.