A page admin is the person a Myanmar business pays to answer Facebook, Telegram and Viber messages. In Yangon that costs between 300,000 and 800,000 MMK a month per person for an eight-hour shift. ChatWun answers the same messages around the clock, in Burmese, from 50,000 MMK a month, and hands your staff only what it cannot answer.
Two costs, side by side
| A page admin | ChatWun | |
|---|---|---|
| Cost per month | 300,000–800,000 MMK per person | From 50,000 MMK, everything included |
| Hours | One shift, about 8 hours | 24 hours, every day |
| Customers at once | One at a time | All of them at the same time |
| When they are sick or away | Nobody answers | Nothing changes |
| When they leave | Hire and train again | Remembers everything you taught it |
| Languages | Whatever they speak | Burmese, English, Thai |
| Questions it cannot answer | Guesses, or asks you | Hands them to your staff, with the conversation attached |
| Closing a sale that needs a person | Yes | No — that is what your people are for |
Your numbers
Move the sliders. The result is what you keep in a year if ChatWun takes the repeated questions and the night shift.
The salary band is what page admins are paid in Yangon today, per person, per month.
It takes the repeated questions and the night shift. Keep one person for the sales that need one.
What it does not replace
The person who closes. A customer who has decided to buy and wants to negotiate, a bulk order, an angry customer who needs to hear a human voice: those go to your staff, and ChatWun makes sure they arrive with the whole conversation already read. Most owners keep one good person and stop hiring the second and third.
What owners actually do
- Put the price list, delivery fees and payment methods in once. That covers most of what a page admin types all day.
- Connect Telegram in two minutes and share the shop link on Facebook and Viber.
- Keep one person on the inbox for the hand-offs, on their own hours.
- Stop paying for the night and the weekend.