Weighing a WhatsApp tool? See what actually differs, side by side

Keep the number on your phone, and let the agent answer your leads.

Skip the Meta Business Manager, and keep your leads on WhatsApp.

For service businesses whose WhatsApp leads book an appointment.

When nearly all your leads write on WhatsApp, one channel is enough.

Keep your number, and let the agent answer your leads in your words.

One WhatsApp number answered, booked and handed over in your words.

For answering the people who write in, more than broadcasting to them.

Keep your one WhatsApp number, and get your enquiries answered.

For a team on one or a few numbers that won't move to the API.

Skip building the bot, and let an agent answer from your FAQs.

When you only need your WhatsApp answered, booked and handed over.

Keep your number, and skip building a bot.

When your enquiries all arrive on WhatsApp, and you don't need tickets.

When your leads write on WhatsApp more than in your website's chat box.

When your customers message you on WhatsApp more than in your site chat.

When nearly all your enquiries arrive on WhatsApp rather than email.

For businesses that only need their WhatsApp answered.

When most of your enquiries reach you on WhatsApp instead of your website.

When WhatsApp leads need booking more than a support desk.

When WhatsApp leads need answering more than tickets need sorting.

For enquiries that come in on WhatsApp instead of your website.

Answer and book WhatsApp enquiries without a ticket queue.

When your leads write on WhatsApp, and you want them answered and booked.

What the app and the API each cost, and who each suits.