Built for creators. Reach the list that actually reads.
Segments that match the deal
Sends you can budget for
Clicks tied back to the blast
Fewer wasted broadcasts
How it works.
01
Add the WhatsApp Business add-on
$19.99/mo on any plan. It grants one number, three audience segments and 1,000 sends per month.
02
Connect your Business number
Link your own WABA. Meta reviews the number; conversation fees are billed by Meta directly to you.
03
Build your segments
Group subscribers by interest so each broadcast reaches the audience it fits.
04
Broadcast and set a cap
Send with an approved template and set a monthly spending cap — at the cap, sending pauses instead of billing on.
Here’s what you can do.
Broadcast to opted-in subscribers
Send a deal to your WhatsApp list in one action, from your own verified Business number, with the affiliate link already attached to every message.
Audience segmentation
Split subscribers into segments and send each deal only to the segment it fits. Fewer irrelevant messages means fewer blocks, and your number's quality rating is what keeps you sending.
Meta-approved templates
Two templates ship ready to use: a single-deal card and a three-product round-up carousel. Both are already approved, so you can send on day one instead of waiting on a review.
Metered sends with a spending cap
Sends past your included quota are billed per message on your monthly invoice, bounded by a cap you set. At the cap, sending pauses rather than quietly running up a bill.
Click tracking per broadcast
Every link is a Pointerly deep link, so you see which broadcast, to which segment, drove the clicks and conversions — alongside the rest of your analytics.
Explore WhatsApp.
Connect a WhatsApp Business number and broadcast deals to the people who opted in. Split your list into segments so a deal only goes to the audience it fits, send with Meta-approved templates, and track every click back to the broadcast that produced it. Sends are metered per recipient, so a spending cap is part of the setup rather than an afterthought.
