A WhatsApp marketing company is a business you engage for WhatsApp promotion, either to run campaigns for you or to equip your own team. What kind of company WappBlaster is, how it serves Chennai clients from Bikaner with nobody on the ground, and why that differs from paying an agency or a freelancer to run WhatsApp for you.
A WhatsApp marketing company in Chennai is a vendor that delivers WhatsApp marketing as a managed service, or as software and onboarding for an in-house team.
WappBlaster is a Bikaner software firm serving Chennai only online, with onboarding included and a published ₹7999 ($200) a year.
A silk retailer sees its customer list segmented live.
The fee and a Meta projection arrive in writing.
One person owns your setup.
Your marketing executive sends the first campaign with guidance.
WappBlaster is a WhatsApp marketing company built around its own software on Meta's official Cloud API, and it serves Chennai clients entirely remotely from Bikaner, Rajasthan. It does not open branches, send sales representatives or run campaigns for clients each month. What a Chennai business gets instead is the full platform, with campaigns, segments, scheduling, a shared inbox for several staff, chatbot, delivery analytics, API and webhooks, together with the setup work: Meta verification, first templates in Tamil or English, contact import, and a first campaign sent with your team on a video call. After that, your staff run it and WappBlaster supports them on WhatsApp. The price is the same for everyone and published: ₹7999 ($200) a year, with Meta's message charges itemised at Meta's rate and no tiers for users or contacts. For a Chennai business that wants its WhatsApp marketing in its own hands, this is the model WappBlaster offers.
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How we work with clients
There is no office visit at any stage; calls and WhatsApp messages cover everything.
The first call works with your real list and a template you would genuinely use, on Google Meet, Zoom or AnyDesk. You see your own campaign built, not a generic demonstration.
WappBlaster's ₹7999 ($200) fee and Meta's expected charges at your volume, written as separate lines, so your accounts team can budget the year before you commit.
The same person handles verification, templates and the first segment with you, so you are not passed between departments when something needs fixing or a template comes back rejected.
Your campaign person learns by doing the first live send alongside WappBlaster. After that, questions are sent on WhatsApp, and if something is easier shown than typed, a screen-share gets booked.
Chennai has its share of agencies and freelancers offering WhatsApp campaigns. WappBlaster works differently: it is a software maker run from Bikaner, Rajasthan, and nobody on its payroll works in Tamil Nadu. Chennai clients are onboarded on video calls, with templates written in Tamil, English or both, since Meta accepts both. The city's 6,748,026 residents, by the Census of India 2011 count, include many businesses capable of running WhatsApp marketing in-house, given dependable software and a careful setup.
A dealership that relied on a freelancer to send service reminders from a personal phone gets an account in its own name with WappBlaster. The service desk sends reminders and parts updates itself, and WappBlaster supports the software. If a service advisor leaves, the customer chats stay in the shared inbox rather than walking out on someone's handset, and the next advisor can read the full history.
Hospitals usually keep marketing agencies for advertising and events. WappBlaster does not replace them; it provides the messaging platform the hospital's own team uses for reminders and follow-ups. The agency can design a health-camp poster, while the front office sends it to patients who opted in, and every reply arrives in an inbox the hospital owns. Patient data stays inside the hospital's account.
A family silk business may want to keep control of its buyer list and its tone of voice. With WappBlaster, the family's own staff send new-collection messages and answer questions, while WappBlaster looks after the software and helps when a template is rejected. There is no monthly retainer, only the yearly platform fee and Meta's charges for what is actually sent.
The same whatsapp marketing company setup is also written up for Bangalore 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 |
For background, read the WhatsApp business automation guide, what clients report after switching and success stories from WappBlaster users.
No. WappBlaster operates only from Bikaner, Rajasthan; it keeps no office, employees or address in Chennai or anywhere in Tamil Nadu. All onboarding, training and support happen through video calls, screen-shares and WhatsApp, which works the same for a client in T. Nagar as in any other city.
Link to this answerOnly the opening one. Templates are drafted jointly and the first send happens on a shared call; from the second campaign onward your own people do the work. If an outsider should own every campaign from idea to send, a marketing agency fits, and it can operate WappBlaster's software on your account.
Link to this answerControl and cost. With a software company, the account, the contacts and the know-how stay in your business, and the cost is one yearly fee instead of a monthly retainer. With WappBlaster that fee is ₹7999, and Meta's message fees come on top at Meta's price.
Link to this answerYou share a screen, and WappBlaster builds a sample campaign using your own contacts and a message you actually send. You see the composer, the inbox and the delivery report working on your data. The call ends with a written price, and setup can start once your documents are ready.
Link to this answerYes, if you have customers who opted in and something worth sending them regularly. The price does not change with team size, so a two-person shop pays the same as a large dealer. If you send only a handful of messages a month, the free Business app will probably do.
Link to this answerYes. The dealership gets an account in its own name, the service desk sends reminders and parts updates itself, and an advisor who resigns leaves every customer conversation behind for a successor to read.
Link to this answerOne that leaves sending and tone of voice with the family. WappBlaster's role is the software and help with rejected templates, with no monthly retainer, only the yearly fee and Meta's charges for what is sent.
Link to this answerNo. The agency can keep designing health-camp posters while the front office sends them to opted-in patients through WappBlaster, with replies landing in an inbox the hospital owns.
Link to this answerNo. It works with your real contacts and a template you would genuinely use, so you watch your own campaign being built.
Link to this answerNo. One person sees your account through from Meta's checks to the opening segment, and a screen-share is booked whenever something is easier shown than typed.
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