A random gap between messages
Fifteen to sixty seconds by default, never the same twice — the single strongest signal that a human is typing.
Buy a quota of messages, link your own number, and send to your own list at a pace that keeps the number safe.
No software to buy, no server to rent, no API approval to wait for.
Name, email and a phone number. It takes about thirty seconds and costs nothing.
Pick the package that matches your list. The messages are yours to use across the month.
WhatsApp → Settings → Linked devices → Link a device. Your number stays on your phone; nothing is shared with us.
Paste your contacts or import a CSV, write the message, and watch the delivery report fill in.
Numbers get blocked because they blast identical messages, all day, at machine speed. Every one of those signals is handled for you.
Fifteen to sixty seconds by default, never the same twice — the single strongest signal that a human is typing.
The cap is enforced on our side, so an impatient evening cannot cost you the number.
Nothing goes out at 3am. You set the window and the timezone; outside it the sender simply waits.
A freshly linked number starts at a fifth of its allowance and climbs over the first week.
Write {Hello|Hi|Good morning} and every recipient gets a different opening. Identical text at volume is what gets reported.
Five minutes off after every twenty messages, the way a real person puts the phone down.
A thousand identical messages is the pattern every spam filter is looking for. Write one line with alternatives in braces and each recipient gets a different version — automatically.
{Hello|Good morning} {name}, we have a new offer this week.
Watch the phone — that one line is producing all of these.
Straight answer about bans: linking by QR is not an official WhatsApp channel, so nobody can honestly promise a number will never be blocked. What these controls do is remove the behaviour that gets numbers blocked. Send to people who know you, keep the pace, honour every opt-out — and in practice the number keeps working. If you need a contractual guarantee, ask us about the official WhatsApp Business API instead.
Tell us how many people are on your list. We will show you which package covers it, what it costs per message, and how long it takes to deliver at a pace that keeps your number safe.
One price, one number of messages. No setup fee, no per-seat charge.
Sending more than the largest package? We build a custom quota — tell us your list size and we will price it.
Connect, rename, disconnect or replace a number whenever you like. The QR refreshes itself while you scan.
Daily limit, timezone, the gap between messages, the long break, sending hours and the order your list goes out in.
Paste a list or import a CSV. Numbers are cleaned, duplicates removed and anything unusable is flagged before you spend a message on it.
Personalise with the recipient name, add variations, and see the first messages rendered in full before anything is queued.
Sent, failed and still waiting — per campaign, updating as it runs. Pause or cancel at any moment.
Always visible. Anything that fails to deliver goes straight back into your balance.
Free, and it takes a moment. You choose a package afterwards — nothing is charged until you do.
Yes. You link your own WhatsApp by scanning a QR code, exactly like WhatsApp Web. Messages arrive from you, replies come back to your phone, and the conversation is yours.
What gets a number blocked is volume, speed, repetition and strangers reporting you. The system controls the first three for you. The fourth is up to your list: message people who gave you their number, and honour anyone who asks you to stop.
It stays inside your own account on this site and is used only to build your campaign queue. We do not sell it, share it, or message it ourselves.
They go straight back into your balance. You are only charged for what actually left your number.
The sender has to be running for messages to go out — on your machine, or on a small server we can set up for you. Close it and the queue simply pauses where it stopped.
At the safe default, roughly fifty a day per number inside your sending hours. You can link more numbers on the larger packages, or ask us about the official WhatsApp Business API when you need real volume.