A bulk WhatsApp service is a provider doing the setup work for you, from Meta registration to the first approved campaign, before handing over. Exactly what WappBlaster does for a Mumbai account during setup, what your own staff take over afterwards, and which promises from a bulk WhatsApp service should make you walk away.
A bulk WhatsApp service in Mumbai is a done-for-you setup in which the provider registers your number with Meta, gets templates approved and runs the first send alongside your team.
WappBlaster sets up Mumbai accounts remotely from Bikaner, keeps the Business Manager in your firm's name and charges ₹7999 ($200) a year with Meta billed unchanged.
GST or Udyam documents are matched to the firm's public listing during a call.
A Marathi renewal reminder and an English brochure note can be ready first.
A Masjid Bunder trading house gets its contacts split by area and product.
Leaving later does not strand the number clients have saved.
WappBlaster runs a bulk WhatsApp service for Mumbai firms where the hard first steps are handled by its team and ownership stays with you from day one. The team puts your Mumbai number on Meta's official platform, then handles getting the business verified with whichever Mumbai paperwork you hold (GST, Udyam or a shop licence), writing your opening templates and sending them for approval, loading and tagging the contact list, and sending the first campaign together on a call. After that, your own staff run campaigns from the dashboard, and support remains available on WhatsApp. Because the Meta Business Manager is in your name, you can leave at any time and take the number with you. There are no message credits: the fee is ₹7999 ($200) a year, and whatever Meta charges per message is billed through unchanged. All of it is delivered from Bikaner, using Google Meet, Zoom or an AnyDesk session, so nobody needs to visit your Mumbai office.
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Who does what
Setup stalls when each side assumes the other is doing a step. Here is the split in writing.
We register the number, set the display name, submit your business documents to Meta and fill in the profile customers will see. You send the documents and approve the name.
We draft the opening templates with you, pick the right category, submit them and rewrite any that Meta rejects. A Mumbai retailer usually starts with one order update and one offer.
Your Excel list is imported, opt-in status checked and segments built by language and area. Your opening Mumbai campaign is then sent live with us on the line, watching delivery with whoever will run the next one.
From the second campaign onwards your staff write, schedule and answer. We stay on WhatsApp for questions, rejected templates and breakages, but we do not run your campaigns month after month.
Business owners in Mumbai tend to be short on time rather than budget, which is why many look for a service instead of a tool. The city's trade runs in Marathi, Hindi and Gujarati as much as English, and the first templates WappBlaster drafts with you can be in any of those. Every part of the setup is remote. The team sits in Bikaner, Rajasthan, and joins you over a screen-share, so a Kurla wholesaler and a Churchgate advisor get the same service without anyone travelling.
In week one, an advisor's number is verified, a renewal-reminder template carrying the client name and due date is approved as a utility message, and the policyholder list is imported with each client's renewal month as a tag. The first reminders go out on a call, and the advisor's assistant learns to send next month's batch alone. After that, WappBlaster only hears from the office when a template needs rewording.
For a developer, the first week covers verification, a launch template carrying the project brochure, and a possession-update template for existing buyers. Portal leads are imported and tagged by project. The first send happens on a call with the sales head, who then runs future launches from the dashboard without outside help. Each new project only needs a fresh template approved, which the sales team can now submit itself.
A trading house hands over its retailer list in whatever state it is in. WappBlaster tags it by product line and language, gets a weekly rate-list template approved, and sends the first one with the owner watching. From then on a staff member uploads the new rate sheet each week and presses send. Retailers who never opted in are set aside during the import rather than messaged and risked.
The same bulk whatsapp service setup is also written up for Pune and Surat.
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| Feature | Do it yourself | Message-credit seller | WappBlaster service |
|---|---|---|---|
| Meta verification | You work through Meta’s forms | Often on their account, not yours | Done with you, on your account |
| Templates | You write and resubmit | Their template list | Written and submitted with you |
| How you pay | Meta directly, plus your time | Prepaid credits at a markup | Flat fee, Meta’s charge at cost |
| Who owns the number | You | Often unclear | You |
| Leaving | Nothing to leave | Number may stay behind | Documented, number goes with you |
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No. There are no credit packs and no per-message markup. You pay WappBlaster ₹7999 ($200) a year for the platform and setup, and every message Meta delivers is billed at Meta's price with nothing added, on its own line. Meta began billing replies inside the 24-hour service window on 1 October 2026.
Link to this answerOne business document Meta will accept: the GST certificate, the Udyam certificate, or the shop and establishment licence issued in Maharashtra, with your registered name on it. Add a website or public page with matching details, a phone number not active on the WhatsApp app, and your contact list in Excel.
Link to this answerYou keep everything. The Mumbai firm remains the registered owner of its Meta Business Manager, its number and its approved templates, and contacts export as a spreadsheet. Some credit-based services register numbers on their own accounts, which makes leaving hard, so ask any provider who owns the Business Manager before you sign.
Link to this answerUsually within a working week. Most of the waiting is Meta reviewing your documents, which takes two to five working days. Templates are often approved within hours, and your first campaign goes live during a call with us once the number is active.
Link to this answer₹7999 ($200) a year for the platform and setup together, with no credit packs. Meta's delivered-message charges are billed at Meta's price with nothing added, and Meta began charging for replies inside the 24-hour window on 1 October 2026.
Link to this answerYes, from the second campaign onward. WappBlaster registers the number, drafts and submits the first templates and sends the opening campaign with you; after that your staff write, schedule and answer, with WappBlaster on WhatsApp for questions.
Link to this answerOne that does the Meta paperwork and first templates for you but keeps the account registered to you. The setup itself runs over a screen-share, so a Kurla wholesaler and a Churchgate advisor get the same service without anyone travelling.
Link to this answerYes. WappBlaster tags it by product line and language, and retailers who never opted in are set aside during the import rather than messaged.
Link to this answerThe number is verified, a renewal reminder with the client's name and due date is approved as a utility template, and the policyholder list arrives tagged by renewal month. The first reminders go out on a call, and the assistant sends the next batch alone.
Link to this answerNo. Sending to bought numbers breaks Meta's rules and WappBlaster turns that work down; any service offering it is gambling with your number.
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