Flat monthly pricing per connected WhatsApp number — no per-message fees or per-minute
calling markups from us. Business (official) numbers also pay Meta’s own pricing, per
message and per minute for the calls they make, which Meta bills to you directly.
Your own number or the official APIZero per-message markupsCancel anytime
New // AI agent
A WhatsApp agent that answers for you — on your own LLM key.
Turn any connected number into an AI agent that reads and replies to its
WhatsApp chats. It runs on the model key you bring, draws on knowledge bases you
upload, and works the same whether the number is Personal or official Business.
No message markup, no metered AI — the agent is part of the plan.
Your own LLM key
Bring Claude, GPT or another model. You hold the key and pay the provider directly — no AI markup and no metered credits from us.
Knowledge bases
Upload documents, text and Q&A. The agent retrieves the relevant passage before it answers, so replies stay grounded in what you gave it.
On both routes
The same agent runs on a Personal (QR-linked) number with no Meta fees, or on an official Business number on the WhatsApp Cloud API.
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Personal numbers
Each WhatsApp number is on its own plan: its message limits, its egress, and whether it takes calls.
For numbers on Meta's WhatsApp Cloud API; every plan includes a line for the number's WhatsApp calls. Meta bills its charges — per message, and per minute for the calls you make — to your own WhatsApp Business Account; we add no markup.
Business Starter
Tier 0
One official WhatsApp Business number: messages, templates, media, webhooks.
The agent does not just chat. It takes actions against your own services, bridges to
voice, syncs your tools, and exposes the number to any MCP client.
Actions
Point the agent at your own HTTPS endpoints. It can look up an order, check stock, book a slot or open a ticket — your code runs, the agent speaks the result.
MCP server
A hosted Model Context Protocol server. Claude, ChatGPT or your own agent connects to one URL and works the number like a person would.
Remote MCP tools
All 46 tools over a single HTTPS endpoint — messages, media, contacts, groups and webhooks. Remote Streamable HTTP, so there is no SDK and no local process to run.
SIP voice bridge
Two-way calling between WhatsApp and SIP, and you can connect your own ElevenLabs or similar voice agent over the trunk to place and answer calls on a Personal number.
CRM sync
Keep WhatsApp threads where your team already works. Connect Twenty, Pipedrive or HubSpot and log conversations straight into your CRM.
Telegram
Coming
The same agent, actions and tools on another channel. Telegram support is on the way.
Context // how this compares
Priced per number, not per seat, contact or message.
Most WhatsApp platforms charge for the inbox, charge again for the AI, and add their
own markup on top of the per-message fees Meta already bills you. Here is roughly
where the common ones sit.
Wati
~$59–149/mo
Billed per inbox, with 3–5 seats; more agents cost extra per user
Adds a markup over Meta’s per-message rates
AI is a separate paid add-on
Respond.io
~$159–279/mo
AI agents start on the Growth tier (~$159/mo billed annually)
Priced per monthly active contact
AI usage metered as credits on top
AiSensy / Interakt
~$15–55/mo
Cheaper entry, but no MCP server
No managed AI chat agent
Still a per-message markup over Meta’s rates
WhatsMCP
Flat, per number
No per-message markup from us
AI agent is part of the plan — your own LLM key, no metered credits
MCP-native: any agent connects over one endpoint
Competitor figures are published list prices as of November 2026 and can change — check
each vendor’s own site. Meta’s own per-message fees apply on every platform, WhatsMCP
included, for Business (official) numbers.
Enterprise // by request
Running a fleet of numbers?
For teams past a handful of numbers, we price by volume across the whole fleet,
with room to talk through onboarding, support and the agent and knowledge-base
limits you need. No set figure — tell us the shape of it and we’ll put a number to it.