Broadly, a WhatsApp marketing company helps brands market over WhatsApp, either by managing the campaigns itself or by providing the platform and training. WappBlaster is a software company in Bikaner that serves Hyderabad clients it never meets face to face. Here is how that works, and how it compares with hiring an agency or a freelancer.
A WhatsApp marketing company in Hyderabad is any firm selling WhatsApp marketing, whether as an agency running campaigns for you or as a platform with setup that your team operates.
WappBlaster is a platform company in Bikaner that onboards Hyderabad clients over video and lets them send, for a stated ₹7999 ($200) a year.
A staffing firm sees candidate segments built from its own data.
The platform fee and Meta's projected charges appear on separate lines.
A named person handles verification and templates.
Your coordinator learns on the first real send.
WappBlaster, a WhatsApp marketing company whose product is software built in-house on Meta's official Cloud API, serves Hyderabad businesses from Bikaner, Rajasthan, with no local office. That shapes what you get. It does not run your campaigns month by month, and it does not sell message credits. A Hyderabad client receives two things: the platform (campaign composer, segments, scheduling, a shared inbox with several logins, chatbot, delivery analytics, API and webhooks) and the hands-on setup, which covers verifying the business with Meta, writing first templates with you, importing the list and running an opening campaign together on a video call. After that, your own staff operate the account and WappBlaster answers questions on WhatsApp. The price is published, not negotiated: ₹7999 ($200) for twelve months, no tiers for seats or contacts, and Meta's message fees billed without markup. If you want control of your WhatsApp marketing rather than a retainer, that is the arrangement on offer.
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Some of the businesses using WappBlaster products every day
How we work with clients
Nobody travels. Calls, screen-shares and WhatsApp messages carry the whole relationship.
A Google Meet, Zoom or AnyDesk session that uses your contact list and a message you would really send, so you watch the platform doing your job rather than a canned demonstration.
The ₹7999 ($200) platform fee and Meta's charges as separate lines, with an estimate at your expected volume, so the accountant knows what the year will cost before anything is signed.
A single named person from WappBlaster takes your account through verification, templates and the first segment, and remains the contact you message whenever something needs fixing later, so you never explain your account to a stranger.
Whoever will run campaigns sits in on the first real one. Learning on your own list beats reading a manual, and support stays on WhatsApp afterwards.
Hyderabad has no shortage of agencies and freelancers selling WhatsApp campaigns. WappBlaster sits apart from them: it writes software, it works out of Bikaner in Rajasthan, and it employs nobody in Telangana. Clients here are onboarded over video, and their templates are prepared in whichever of Telugu, Urdu, Hindi and English their customers read, all four being on Meta's approved list. Telangana's capital, home to 6,993,262 people by the 2011 census count, has plenty of businesses able to run their own WhatsApp marketing once they have the right tool.
A pharma distributor that once paid a freelancer to forward circulars from a personal phone gets a different arrangement here. Its own staff send scheme announcements and price-change circulars to chemists from an account the distributor owns, and WappBlaster supports the software instead of handling the sends. When an employee leaves, the account and its chat history stay put, and the next person picks up where they stopped.
Real estate teams often keep an agency for ads and creatives. WappBlaster sits beside that agency rather than replacing it: the agency designs the site-visit invitation image, the developer's sales team sends it to buyers and investors through WappBlaster, and replies land in an inbox the developer controls. Roles stay clear, and the buyer data stays with the developer even if the agency changes.
A staffing firm usually has the in-house skill to run its own messaging once setup is done. WappBlaster's part is the software, the API documentation and help when a template is rejected. The firm's operations team owns the candidate segments, the interview reminders and every result, with no retainer to renew each quarter and no outside person holding the keys to its number.
The same whatsapp marketing company setup is also written up for Bangalore and Chennai.
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 |
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In Bikaner, Rajasthan. There is no branch in Hyderabad or anywhere else in Telangana. Every client relationship runs on video calls, screen-shares and WhatsApp messages, which also means support never depends on someone being near your office on a given day.
Link to this answerIt does not run your campaigns every month, design ad creatives, manage social media or sell message credits. It builds and supports the software, sets up your account with Meta, writes the first templates with you and trains your team. Everything after that sits in your hands.
Link to this answerAn agency usually operates the account for you and bills a monthly retainer. A software company provides the platform and expects your team to use it. With WappBlaster the cost is ₹7999 ($200) a year, flat, you own the account, and the know-how stays in-house when people change jobs.
Link to this answerYes. A common split: the agency handles ads and creative, your team sends WhatsApp campaigns through WappBlaster, and both see results in the dashboard. Giving the agency its own login on your number is simple, and removing that login later is just as easy.
Link to this answerMessage WappBlaster on WhatsApp to book a call. The session uses your own contacts and a real template, ends with a written price, and setup begins once your business documents are ready. Most accounts go live within two to five working days.
Link to this answerYes, as the software supplier. The distributor's own staff send scheme announcements and price circulars to chemists from an account it owns, and when an employee leaves, the account and chat history stay with the business.
Link to this answerA software company rather than an agency. WappBlaster supplies the platform, API documentation and help with rejected templates, while the firm's operations team owns segments, reminders and results with no quarterly retainer.
Link to this answerYour ad agency, if you have one. The developer's sales team then sends it through WappBlaster, and replies land in an inbox the developer controls.
Link to this answerYes. The written price shows the platform fee and Meta's estimated charges at your volume as separate lines before anything is signed.
Link to this answerNo. One named WappBlaster person takes the account through verification, templates and the first segment and remains your contact afterwards.
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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.