Reach that gets read
A broadcast lands where people already are, and the read rate reflects it.
Marketing on WhatsApp is not email with a green tick. Segment from live data, send an approved template, follow up the people who did not read it, and pay Meta's rate with nothing added on top.
A broadcast lands where people already are, and the read rate reflects it.
A drip nudges non readers on a schedule you set, then stops when they reply.
Meta's category rates, shown before you send, with a projected bill and no platform markup.
Campaigns
Build the audience from a saved segment, pick an approved template, personalise the header per recipient, and watch the funnel from delivered through read to replied.
The drip handles the second and third touch on its own, cancels for anyone who replies or opts out, and routes real responses into the shared inbox with an owner attached.
How it works
Target a live query, so the audience is right on the day you send.
Multi step nudges with stop conditions that respect a reply.
Ad traffic lands in the same queue with creative level attribution.
Collect the form inside the chat instead of on a landing page.
Stop keywords honoured automatically, with a consent log per contact.
Category rates, projected bills and cost per qualified lead.
Where rivals say no
Competitor entries are indicative, from public 2026 pages. See the full 89-row benchmark.
FAQ
Anything missing, a founder will answer directly.
Yes, to contacts who have opted in, using templates Meta has approved. WBIZ handles the segmentation, sending and follow ups.
Meta charges per conversation by category. WBIZ shows the live rate and a projected bill, and adds nothing to it.
Send to consented contacts, keep the category right, and watch your quality rating. The dashboard surfaces it before it becomes a problem.
Yes. Stop keywords opt the contact out and cancel any pending follow ups.
Yes, split a segment across template variants and compare the funnels.
Sending approved messages to people who opted in: offers, launches, reminders and re engagement.
Yes. Marketing messages use templates that Meta approves first.
From contacts who opted in, segmented by tags, fields or past activity.
A second message to people who did not act, so you nudge without resending to everyone.
Yes. Variables fill in the name and details, and media can differ per recipient.
Segment well, honour opt outs and keep frequency sane. Quality changes are surfaced.
Yes. Pick a time and it goes out in the recipient's window.
Replies land in the inbox on the thread, and reporting ties them back.
They go to a retry queue and reattempt, so a blip does not lose the message.
The platform covers it, and you pay Meta's conversation fees at cost.
Explore more
The sending engine, funnels and drips in detail.
See campaignsAttribution from the ad click to the qualified lead.
See adsModel a send against Meta's real rates, free.
Open the toolStart free, import a list, get one template approved, and see the read rate for yourself.