WhatsApp for businesses
Order updates, service reminders, invoices, bookings and support — from one number, connected to whatever you already run. If you can call it from your own software, you can send it.
What people send
Real messages, not features. Each of these is a template approved once and then sent as often as you like.
Dispatched, out for delivery, delivered — with the tracking link, where a customer will actually see it.
The car due its service, the AMC expiring, the annual maintenance visit. The highest-margin revenue most businesses forget to chase.
The PDF attached to the message, not buried in an email nobody opens.
A table, a slot, a test drive. Confirmed in one tap and rescheduled in two.
WhatsApp is not an advertising channel. Promotional messages cost several times more than operational ones, need explicit consent, and are the fastest way to get a number blocked by recipients. Businesses that do well here use it for things the customer was already waiting to hear. We will say so if your plan is mostly promotion.
How it works
Share ours the same day, or we acquire one in your own name, or bring the number you already publish. Four routes, all priced on the pricing page.
We write your templates and put them to Meta. This is the step that catches people out; we have an approved library to start from.
One API key into your existing software, or a spreadsheet import if you would rather. Then a test send, then one group, then everybody.
We will tell you which of it Meta will approve, what it costs at your volume, and how long it takes to switch on — before you commit to anything.
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