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Hi
I don't no where to put my question so I thought this might be the best section.My question is that how can I send what'sapp messages to my clients,I mean is there any framework from what'sapp that I can use or a special software that I can buy ?!

and again sorry for asking in the wrong section XD

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Short answer: there is no official “buy-and-spam” WhatsApp product. Legitimate messaging follows two routes: the WhatsApp Business App for small, manual broadcasts (similar in spirit to ’s Viber suggestion) and the WhatsApp Business Platform (Cloud API) for scalable, automated sending through approved providers. The Business App’s broadcast lists are limited (256 contacts per list) and recipients must have the sender saved in their contacts, so the app approach works only for small, opt‑in audiences. (wati.io)

How the scalable route works: a business creates a WhatsApp Business Account (WABA), verifies it via Meta/Business Manager, provisions a phone number and either uses the Cloud API or signs with a Business Solution Provider (BSP). Outbound, business‑initiated messages outside a 24‑hour session must use pre‑approved message templates; the platform enforces opt‑in, rate/quality limits, template review, and billing. This is the official, supported framework for “bulk” messaging rather than any unofficial tool. (whatsapp.com)

Compliance and practical cautions: explicit opt‑in must be collected and recorded (displaying a number alone is not consent). Sending to scraped or purchased lists, or using reverse‑engineered/unauthorized clients, risks suspension or permanent loss of access. Good opt‑in practice: state the business name, message types, and an easy opt‑out mechanism; keep records tied to each phone number. (infobip.com)

Quick checklist for action:

  1. For small audiences: use WhatsApp Business App + segmented broadcast lists (256 max) and collect/save opt‑ins.
  2. For scale: pick a BSP or Cloud API, verify WABA, submit templates, test in sandbox, and plan for per‑message/template charges and tiered sending limits.
  3. Never buy lists; log opt‑ins; monitor quality (blocks/reports affect limits). BSPs like Twilio/MessageBird/Infobip provide onboarding, sandboxes and pricing details. (twilio.com)

Summary: use the Business App for small, consented lists; use the official Business Platform via a BSP for any real “bulk” program, and follow WhatsApp’s opt‑in/template rules to avoid account suspension. (whatsapp.com)

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Member Avatar for hamrah68

I think the best scenario is to use viber
The only thing you have to do is to tell you clients to add your phone number and it’s done

Member Avatar for Shashikant_1

you can send message by thire contact no. if you want to send coversion of other to your client then you can first take mail to converstion and send the client.

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