Emails go unread and SMS goes to spam. WhatsApp gets opened within minutes. We set up your business account properly and run campaigns that get replies instead of blocks.
Done badly, WhatsApp marketing gets your number banned. Done properly, it is the best channel you have.
Messaging people who never gave their number is how numbers get reported and permanently banned.
Sending hundreds of messages from a normal account triggers WhatsApp's spam detection quickly.
An offer at 11 PM does not get read. It gets muted, and often reported.
A past customer and a cold enquiry need completely different messages. One blast serves neither.
You send an offer, twenty people reply, and the enquiries sit unread until Monday.
Customers ask for prices individually because nothing is set up for them to browse.
Most businesses use it only for replying. These are the parts that actually bring revenue.
Offers · festivals · new stock
Approved message templates sent to customers who opted in, segmented so each group gets something relevant.
For after-hours enquiries
Greeting messages, away messages and quick replies so nobody is left waiting at 10 PM.
Retail · showrooms · services
Your products and prices inside WhatsApp, so customers browse instead of asking "rate kya hai" one item at a time.
Paired with Meta Ads
Facebook and Instagram ads that open a chat instead of a website. The shortest path from ad to conversation.
The compliance side matters as much as the marketing side. Get it wrong once and you lose the number.
Every step is built so your number stays safe. A banned number costs far more than any campaign earns.
Account, profile and verification configured properly.
Consent collection put in place before any list is built.
Contacts grouped by relationship and interest.
Messages written and submitted for Meta approval.
Campaigns scheduled and delivery monitored.
Replies handled fast, and results reviewed monthly.
Setup is one-time. Campaign management is monthly. Meta also charges per conversation on the official API — that is billed to you directly, like ad spend.
The free app suits small volumes; the API is needed for bulk and automation.
Five hundred contacts and fifty thousand are different operations.
One campaign a month versus weekly sends changes the workload.
Loading twenty products is quicker than five hundred with variants.
Simple away messages versus multi-step menu-driven flows.
Your team handling chats, or us managing the inbox for you.
Not if it is done properly. Bans come from messaging people who never opted in, sending from a personal account in bulk, or ignoring block reports. We only build opt-in lists and use approved templates through official channels. It is slower to grow, and it does not collapse.
No. This is the one thing we refuse outright. Purchased lists violate WhatsApp's policy, and the ban usually lands on your number, not ours. We would rather help you build a real list from your existing customers, which converts far better anyway.
Not always. If you send to a few hundred contacts and reply from one phone, the free WhatsApp Business app is enough. The API makes sense once you need bulk sending, several people answering the same number, or automation. We recommend the cheaper option when it fits.
On the official API, Meta charges per conversation, and the rate depends on the category and changes periodically. That cost is billed to you directly, exactly like ad spend. Our fee is separate and fixed, so nothing is hidden inside a markup.
Usually yes, though a number cannot be on the personal app and the API at the same time. Many businesses keep the existing number for the API and use a second one for personal chats. We plan this before migrating so you never lose your chat history.
You do. The number, the account and the contact list are yours, and you get an export whenever you ask. We work inside your account, never a shared one.
Tell us how many customers you have and how you collect their numbers today. We will tell you honestly whether you need the API or whether the free app is enough.
