About WhatsMark

WhatsApp marketing, done honestly.

WhatsMark is a multi-tenant, white-label WhatsApp CRM built on the official Meta Cloud API. A business can run its own WhatsApp marketing, automation, and support — or an agency can resell the whole platform to its clients under its own brand. Flat pricing, no per-seat fees, and a free-forever plan to start.

Why we built it

The WhatsApp Business API is one of the highest-converting channels a business can use — and one of the most confusing to buy. Per-seat fees, per-message credits, opaque markups on Meta's own charges, and "reseller" programs that turn out to be affiliate links.

We built WhatsMark to fix that: a serious WhatsApp platform with pricing you can understand without a spreadsheet, and a genuine white-label model that lets agencies build a real business on top of it. You pay Meta directly, we add 0% markup, and what an agency charges its clients above the flat platform fee is entirely their margin.

What we stand for

Honest pricing, always

Flat platform fee. No per-seat tax, no per-message credits, and 0% markup on Meta charges — you pay Meta directly at their published rates.

Built for agencies, not just businesses

True multi-tenant, white-label SaaS. Agencies launch their own branded WhatsApp platform — not an affiliate link, a real product they own.

A real human at the other end

Chat, email, and a real call on paid plans — plus a founder line for resellers. Support that scales to the founder, not away from you.

No fabricated proof

No invented logos, no made-up customer counts. We build in public and earn trust the slow way — by being right, not by looking big.

We're onboarding our first cohort of founding businesses and resellers right now. No fabricated logos, no made-up numbers — just a product built in public, a founder who answers every email, and pricing locked for life for the people who bet on us first.

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