Send and receive WhatsApp from your application

WAHA (WhatsApp HTTP API) installed and kept running by our team. Your application sends and reads WhatsApp messages through plain HTTP requests.

What you get

Nothing to install or maintain: we set the application up after payment and keep it running.

Messages over HTTP
Send text and media and read incoming messages with HTTP requests.
Webhooks for incoming messages
Your application is told when a message arrives.
Linked by scanning a code
Connect a WhatsApp number by scanning a QR code, as with WhatsApp Web.
Works with n8n
Use it from n8n or any tool that can make HTTP requests.

How ordering works

  1. Choose a package

    Pick the package and the billing period.

  2. Sign up or sign in

    On the same page, so your order is not lost.

  3. Pay the invoice

    With an online payment method or your balance.

  4. We set it up

    Our team installs the application and emails you the address and login details.

Questions

Is this the official WhatsApp API?

No. WAHA is an independent open-source project that works like WhatsApp Web. WhatsApp can restrict numbers that break its rules, so use it for messages people expect.

Which number is used?

Your own WhatsApp number. You link it yourself by scanning the code.

How do I get access after paying?

Our team installs the application after the invoice is paid and emails you the address and login details. The service also shows in your account.

Who do I ask when something is wrong?

Open a support ticket from your account; replies come by email.

Do prices include VAT?

Prices shown are what you pay; no VAT is added.

What happens when the term ends?

We email a renewal invoice before the service expires, due 7 days after it is issued. With auto-renew on, it is paid from your balance when the balance is enough. If it stays unpaid, the service is suspended on the day it expires.

Other container apps

Not sure which one fits?

Tell us what you want to run and our team suggests the resources.