A WhatsApp marketing company is an outside partner for WhatsApp outreach, ranging from agencies that run campaigns to software makers whose clients run their own. Who WappBlaster is, how a small software company in Bikaner works with Bangalore clients without an office in the city, and how that differs from the WhatsApp agencies startups usually meet.
A WhatsApp marketing company in Bangalore is a firm offering WhatsApp campaign help, either an agency that sends for you or a software maker that equips your team.
WappBlaster is a software maker from Bikaner with no Bangalore office, onboarding startups by video and charging a published ₹7999 ($200) a year.
A D2C brand sees its own customer segments in the dashboard.
Finance teams see the platform fee and a Meta projection side by side.
One person stays with you through verification and first templates.
The marketer learns on the first real campaign, not a demo account.
WappBlaster is a WhatsApp marketing company whose developers in Bikaner, Rajasthan write its software on top of Meta's Cloud API, and it serves Bangalore clients remotely. It is a product company, not an agency that sends campaigns for you and not a reseller of message credits. A Bengaluru client gets the platform, which covers campaigns, chatbot, shared inbox, analytics, REST API and webhooks, together with hands-on setup: Meta business verification, the first templates in Kannada, English or Hindi, contact or store import, and an opening campaign launched jointly over video. From there the Bengaluru team operates an account held in the company's own name, and WappBlaster supports the software over WhatsApp. Pricing is public and the same for every client: ₹7999 ($200) per year whatever the headcount or list size, plus Meta's per-message charges itemised at cost. For Bangalore teams that want to own their WhatsApp channel rather than outsource it, WappBlaster is the software company to talk to.
Trusted by 3,500+ businesses
Some of the businesses using WappBlaster products every day
How we work with clients
Bangalore teams already work remotely most of the week. WappBlaster's onboarding fits that: calls, screen-shares and WhatsApp, no office visits.
A Google Meet or Zoom call that loads a sample of your contacts and builds a template you would actually send, with time for your engineers to look at the API and webhooks.
WappBlaster's fee and a projection of Meta's bill for your expected Bengaluru volume, on separate lines. The fee is identical for every client, so there is no procurement negotiation to sit through.
A single named person at WappBlaster looks after your verification, templates and first segment, so the Bengaluru team never has to guess whom to chase when an approval is pending.
The person who will own WhatsApp in your team learns during the first real campaign or automated flow, with WappBlaster watching delivery, and keeps WhatsApp support afterwards.
Bangalore has a deep pool of growth agencies, marketing freelancers and well-funded WhatsApp platforms. WappBlaster is none of those: it is a small software company in Bikaner, Rajasthan, with nobody employed in Bengaluru, which writes its own WhatsApp platform and onboards clients remotely. For a Bangalore business that means templates in Kannada, English or Hindi drafted with you on a call, an account registered to your company, and your own team running it, whether you sell from Commercial Street or ship nationwide from a Bommasandra warehouse.
A typical Bengaluru D2C label reaches WappBlaster once it realises its previous agency registered the WhatsApp number to itself, along with the customer list. Here the brand's own Business Manager holds the number, the in-house team sends campaigns and order messages, and WappBlaster maintains the software without ever owning the channel. Should the brand bring in a creative agency later, the account and its history do not move.
A startup that tried an unofficial sender to save money usually wants two things afterwards: a number that will not be banned, and an API its engineers can trust. WappBlaster sets up the official account, connects the webhooks to the product's backend, and trains the customer-success lead, then steps back to support. The founders get one predictable yearly line in the budget.
The same whatsapp marketing company setup is also written up for Chennai and Hyderabad.
National details: about WappBlaster.
| Feature | Marketing agency | Freelancer | WappBlaster (software company) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who sends campaigns | The agency | The freelancer | Your team, on your account |
| Writes ad creative | Yes | Sometimes | No, templates only |
| Monthly cost | Retainer | Per job | Flat yearly fee |
| Software | Licensed from someone else | Often unofficial tools | Built and supported in-house |
| When you stop | Knowledge leaves with them | Same | Account and data stay with you |
Startups comparing partners also read how agencies run every client on one platform, client accounts of what changed for them and WappBlaster against manual follow-up.
No. WappBlaster is based in Bikaner, Rajasthan, keeps no premises or people in Bengaluru, and does not claim to. Bangalore clients meet the team on Zoom or Google Meet, share screens through AnyDesk and chat on WhatsApp, much as distributed startups already work with their other vendors.
Link to this answerAn agency usually runs campaigns for you on software licensed from someone else, often on an account it controls. WappBlaster writes the product, configures it inside an account belonging to your company, and coaches your team to operate it, for a flat annual fee rather than a monthly retainer.
Link to this answerOnly the opening templates, which are drafted jointly while the Bengaluru account is set up and reworked if Meta pushes back. It does not write ad creative, design visuals or plan content calendars. Teams that need that usually pair the platform with an in-house marketer or a freelancer.
Link to this answerDrop WappBlaster a line on WhatsApp to set up a demo. The session uses a sample of your Bengaluru data and finishes with a quote in writing, and verification starts that week if you proceed. Most accounts send their first campaign or automated flow within a working week.
Link to this answerThe same published ₹7999 ($200) yearly fee every client pays, with no procurement negotiation. Your written quote pairs that figure with an estimate of what Meta will bill at your Bengaluru volume, kept as a separate line.
Link to this answerYes. The brand's own Business Manager holds the number and customer list, its in-house team sends campaigns and order messages, and WappBlaster maintains the software without owning the channel.
Link to this answerOne that sets up an official account and an API engineers can trust. WappBlaster connects webhooks to the product backend, trains the customer-success lead and then supports, for one predictable yearly line in the budget.
Link to this answerYes. The demo call loads a sample of your contacts and builds a real template, with time set aside for engineers to look at the API and webhooks.
Link to this answerNo. Performance marketing, SEO and social belong with a full-service agency; WappBlaster supplies the WhatsApp software and setup.
Link to this answerYes. Whether a business sells from Commercial Street or ships from a Bommasandra warehouse, templates are drafted on a call, the account is registered to the company, and its own team runs it.
Link to this answerStill not answered?
Ask a real person. We reply on WhatsApp, usually within the hour.
More WappBlaster pages for Bangalore
A free demo on Google Meet, Zoom or AnyDesk, using your list and a message you would really send. You leave with a written price: the platform fee and Meta's charge as separate lines.