WhatsApp Business API platform for Indian businesses
WhatsApp Business API platform for Indian businesses. Indian small businesses, coaches and D2C brands that want WhatsApp broadcasts, a shared inbox and simple chatbots, billed in rupees.
Price: Basic: ₹1,500 per month, billed monthly (vendor’s page, 26 Oct 2026).
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“AiSensy is the AI-first WhatsApp Marketing Platform built on official WhatsApp Business APIs.”
How the vendor describes it: aisensy.com, checked 26 Oct 2026.
What the vendor says about India:
| Plan | Price, unit and limits |
|---|---|
| Free Forever | Free free · Free WhatsApp Business API, Blue Tick application, ₹50 conversation credits, 1,000 free service messages/month; broadcasting not available |
| Basic | ₹1,500 (≈ $17) per month, billed monthly · 1 owner + 5 agents; extra agents ₹750/month each. Quarterly ₹4,275, yearly ₹16,200 in total |
| Pro | ₹3,200 (≈ $36) per month, billed monthly · Quarterly ₹9,120, yearly ₹34,560 in total |
| Premium | ₹9,100 (≈ $103) per month, billed monthly · Quarterly ₹25,935, yearly ₹98,280 in total |
| Unlimited | ₹45,000 (≈ $511) per month · Up to 200 agents; Enterprise plan is 'Custom' |
Checked from aisensy.com/pricing on 26 Oct 2026. Prices are the vendor’s list prices, before tax, in the currency the vendor showed us (INR). The figure in brackets is our conversion at ₹88 per $, not the vendor’s price.
Free plan: “A zero-cost plan to claim your free WhatsApp Business API, apply for the WhatsApp Blue Tick and run Meta ads.” (aisensy.com/pricing, 26 Oct 2026)
Check what is included in the plan and what you pay per message on top: Meta’s WhatsApp charges are separate.
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