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WhatsApp Business platform by Jio Haptik for commerce, marketing automation, and sales on WhatsApp.
Best suited to Indian D2C and e-commerce brands that want to drive and recover sales on WhatsApp, with the backing of Jio Haptik. Confirm current plan pricing and WhatsApp conversation charges before buying.
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Use it if indian D2C and e-commerce brands selling on WhatsApp. Avoid it if non-commerce businesses that only need basic support chat.
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Registered business, per month
₹2,499
Interakt is billed in rupees at ₹2,499/mo, so there is no forex markup. A registered business reclaims GST, so that is roughly the cost (₹29,988/yr). Without reclaim, add 18% for about ₹2,949 a month.
Indicative, not a bill. The exchange rate is a single mid-market reference, not a live feed, and GST-registered businesses may reclaim input credit. Confirm current pricing on the vendor site.
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Audit my stackInterakt is a Jio Haptik product built on the official WhatsApp Business API. It combines a WhatsApp CRM, campaign management, marketing automation, and a sales channel aimed at fast-growing Indian e-commerce and D2C brands.
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Use Interakt if indian D2C and e-commerce brands selling on WhatsApp. Avoid it if non-commerce businesses that only need basic support chat.
Interakt is worth evaluating for Indian buyers, but the final fit depends on pricing limits, support, integrations, and setup effort.
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