Send WhatsApp messages in bulk without risking your number

Most cheap "bulk sender" tools work by automating the WhatsApp Web browser session — logging in as if a human were clicking send hundreds of times. WhatsApp actively detects and bans numbers that behave like this. The official Cloud API (what AiSend uses) is a completely different, sanctioned integration — Meta expects and rate-limits it, rather than treating it as abuse.

Yes — the exact same Meta Cloud API. AiSend is the dashboard on top of it: templates, contact lists, scheduling, and delivery tracking, without writing any code.

You pay Meta’s own per-message rate (₹1.09 for a marketing message, ₹0.145 for a utility message as of this writing) with no markup from AiSend. Replies inside an open 24-hour conversation are free.

No. Connect your WhatsApp number through a guided one-click flow, pick or write a message template, upload your contact list, and send — the whole thing is a dashboard, not an API you integrate yourself.

They’re automatically marked opted-out and excluded from every future broadcast — this is handled for you, not something you have to remember to filter yourself.

There’s no hard cap in AiSend itself — the limit is Meta’s own messaging tier for your number, which starts at 250 unique recipients per rolling 24 hours for a new number and rises automatically as you send quality messages with good delivery and low block rates.

Outside a 24-hour conversation window, WhatsApp only allows pre-approved "template" messages — this is a platform-wide anti-spam rule, not an AiSend limitation. You write the template once, Meta reviews it (usually within minutes to a few hours), and you reuse it for every broadcast.

Both — send immediately or schedule for a specific date and time, useful for time-zone-sensitive offers or coordinating with a launch.