Bikgya sits underneath your Facebook Live and runs the business side of it — every order captured the moment it’s placed, stock locked so nothing oversells, and the buyer confirmed before anything is dispatched. Aap apni audience, apna page aur apna tareeqa waise ka waisa rakhti hain.
Yeh ek raat ka scene hai — 7:40 se 9:40 tak. Har screen wahi hai jo us waqt aapke phone pe hoti hai.
Add each piece once — name, price, discount, up to three photos, stock count. Tonight you just tick the line-up and paste your Facebook Live URL — aur session shuru. Har piece dobara banane ki zaroorat nahi.
Tap Feature on a piece and every buyer watching gets a Buy Now card. They enter name, number and address — no account, no signup, no app — and the order lands in your feed before you’ve finished the sentence. Comments stay comments; orders become orders. Yeh wahi screen hai jo upar chal rahi hai.
Before an order is dispatched, the buyer gets a one-tap link showing shop, product, amount and delivery address. They tap Haan — or cancel, and the unit goes straight back into stock. A buyer who never replies can be overridden; you keep the decision.
Failed deliveries are the biggest money leak in unstructured live selling. This is the step Bikgya puts in their way.
Aur is list mein aapki live shamil nahi hai — woh bilkul waisi ki waisi rehti hai.
You go live exactly where your audience already is. Bikgya embeds your stream — it doesn’t host it, and it never asks your followers to move somewhere new.
Naam, number, pata — bas. Cash on Delivery is the default, and online transfer is there when you want it. No signup stands between a buyer and the piece she just saw.
Bikgya doesn’t place your shop next to a competitor’s or rank you in someone else’s feed. It’s the machinery underneath your business — not a mall you rent a stall in.
Hum abhi apne pehle sellers ke saath shuru kar rahe hain. Aap batayein ke aap live kaise chalati hain — set-up hum kar denge.