Wassenger pricing and plans: professional vs business vs enterprise

Wassenger sells three plans, Professional at $39.90, Business at $69.90 and Enterprise at $99.90 a month, or $33.25, $58.25 and $83.25 billed annually. Every plan lists one WhatsApp number. What changes is agents (3, 6 and 9), automation, campaign limits and permissions. Each plan has a free 7-day trial with no card.

What does each Wassenger plan include?

All three list an open API and no-code connectors for Zapier, n8n and Make. WhatsApp conversation fees are billed by Meta at cost, with no Wassenger markup, according to the page.

Wassenger Professional vs Business vs Enterprise: what changes at each step up?

• Professional to Business: $30.00 more a month for three more agents, auto-assignment, Flows, departments, twice the campaigns and delivery tracking.
• Business to Enterprise: $30 more for three more agents, five times the campaigns, permissions and hidden numbers, and priority support.
• Billed annually each plan is about 17% cheaper: $33.25, $58.25 and $83.25 against $39.90, $69.90 and $99.90.

Per included agent, at the monthly prices, the cost falls from $13.30 on Professional to $11.65 on Business and $11.10 on Enterprise, which is the plan price divided by its agents.

Which Wassenger plan do you need?

• Professional: three people, one number, auto-replies and an API. No routing, and no way to add a fourth agent.
• Business: you need assignment rules or departments, or delivery tracking on campaigns.
• Enterprise: agents must not see phone numbers, or you need permissions per person or more than 20 campaigns a month.
• More than one number: the page lists one per plan and does not say how a second is bought. Ask first.

What does the pricing page leave out?

• How to run more than one number. Every plan lists one, and the text does not say whether you buy another subscription for each.
• Whether groups are supported. The page does not mention them for any plan.
• Anything about hierarchy, tickets or a sales pipeline.

Where is Wassenger the better pick?

Wassenger is a low entry price for a small team on one number that wants an API: $39.90 buys a shared inbox for three agents, auto-replies, scheduled messages and the open API, with a trial that needs no card.

What does it cost as the team grows?

Extra agents are available on Enterprise only, at $14 a month each, with no stated cap. Everything here is for one number: the page does not show how a second is bought, so a team on several numbers cannot be priced from it.

What should you check in the trial?

1. 1Ask how a second number is bought, and whether it is a second subscription or part of one.
2. 2Check how auto-assignment and departments behave, since they start on Business.
3. 3Test the bulk limits against your real campaigns: Professional allows 10 campaigns a month of up to 500 recipients, one a day.
4. 4Check whether groups work, since the page does not mention them.

Where does WavesFlo fit instead?

Because each Wassenger plan stops at one number, its arithmetic changes as soon as a team answers on several. WavesFlo is quoted once a year on the connected numbers and team members you run, with messages not metered, and one inbox carries every number's direct chats and groups together.