The WhatsApp API for
Bulk Messaging & Automation

A WhatsApp API lets your website, CRM or ERP send and receive WhatsApp messages programmatically. You link a WhatsApp number once by scanning a QR code, then send messages with an HTTP request carrying your API key — no phone in the loop.

Yes. Upload or select your contacts, pick a template, and the platform queues the campaign and paces the sending automatically so the number is not hammered. Every campaign gets its own delivery report.

Send only to people who expect to hear from you, personalise the message instead of sending an identical one to everyone, and let the built-in pacing and daily caps spread the campaign out rather than firing it all at once. Most blocks come from cold lists, not from volume.

Each plan carries a monthly message allowance plus a daily cap, and every number has an hourly cap on top of that. The monthly figure is on the pricing table above; tell us your sending pattern and we will set the daily and hourly caps to match it.

Yes. Import your contacts from Excel (.xlsx), OpenDocument (.ods) or CSV, map the columns to name, number and any custom field, then run a campaign against them. The custom fields can be used to personalise each message.

No. Once the QR code is scanned the session runs on our servers, so the phone can be off or out of signal and messages keep sending. Just connect it to the internet occasionally — WhatsApp unlinks devices whose phone has been away for a long time.

Generate an API key from the dashboard and call the REST endpoint from your code. Any language that can make an HTTP request works — PHP, Node.js, Python, Laravel — and replies come back to your own endpoint as webhooks.

There is no ready-made plugin for any storefront. You connect it through the REST API — call it from the store's own webhooks, or wire the two together with an automation tool such as Make or Zapier. Tell us which platform you are on and we will help with the setup.

You link your existing WhatsApp number with a QR code — no Meta business verification, no template approval queue and no per-conversation pricing. You pay a flat monthly plan and start the same day.

Yes. A verification code is an ordinary text message as far as the API is concerned, so there are no templates to get approved first and no wait — you call the send endpoint and the code arrives.

Yes. Pick a date and time when you write the message and it is queued and sent then, in your account's timezone. Campaigns can be scheduled the same way.

Yes. Keyword rules answer incoming messages automatically, and saved templates and quick replies cover the answers your team sends by hand all day.

Yes. The shared inbox lets the whole team work one number together, each with their own login, and every outgoing message shows which of them sent it.

Yes. Each plan includes a number of instances, and every instance is an independent WhatsApp number with its own sessions, contacts and message history under one account.

Yes. Webhooks push incoming messages and delivery or read status changes to your endpoint as signed JSON, so your system stays in sync without polling for changes.

Yes. The API sends images, documents, audio, video, locations and contact cards alongside plain text, and the shared inbox shows everything your team sends and receives.

There is a trial plan we open on request rather than sell — message us on WhatsApp and we will set it up so you can link a number and send real messages before you commit.

Plans are billed monthly by message volume and by how many WhatsApp numbers you connect, with no per-conversation charge. Prices are listed above in EGP, SAR and USD — contact us and we will set the account up for you.