
If you’d rather not run WhatsApp marketing in-house, an agency or service provider can set it up and run it for you. Here’s what WhatsApp marketing services typically include, what they cost, and how to decide between hiring help and using software yourself.
Most providers offer some mix of:
Agencies usually charge a monthly retainer or per-campaign fee on top of your platform and Meta message costs. That can be worth it if you lack the time or in-house skills. Just remember you’re paying for 3 things: the agency, the software, and Meta’s per-message fees.
Modern platforms are no-code, so a lot of what agencies once did, you can now do in-house in a few hours. A good rule of thumb:
Whichever route you choose, make sure it runs on the official API and you keep ownership of your number and data. If you’re weighing tools, read how to choose a WhatsApp marketing platform, or talk to us about doing it with WaMark.
It sets up and runs WhatsApp marketing for you: API setup, strategy, templates, automation, and campaign management and reporting.
Not necessarily. No-code platforms let many businesses run it in-house. Agencies help when you want it fully managed or lack the time.
Typically a monthly retainer or per-campaign fee, on top of your platform subscription and Meta’s per-message charges.