WhatsappAutomate is an AI assistant for small and medium businesses in Pakistan that live and die by WhatsApp. We built it in Lahore, for the businesses we grew up around.
Across Pakistan, WhatsApp is the silent backbone of small business. A property broker in DHA. A clothing seller in Anarkali. A skin clinic in Gulberg. Every one of them runs their entire sales pipeline through WhatsApp messages — often on their personal phone, often alone.
And every one of them loses sales the same way: a message comes in at 11pm, on a Sunday, during a rush. By the time they reply, the customer has moved to someone faster. The bigger the business, the more painful this gets.
We saw this happen to friends and family running real businesses. Enterprise solutions exist — but they're built for Fortune 500 companies, priced in dollars, and require IT teams nobody has. SMBs were left with no real option except hiring more people, or losing leads.
So we built WhatsappAutomate — enterprise-grade AI for WhatsApp, priced and shaped for the businesses that actually need it most.
Four principles guide everything we ship.
We build for SMBs — real estate brokers, online sellers, clinics — not enterprises. Every feature exists because a customer asked for it.
Your data is yours. We never use customer messages to train AI models. Row-level security, encrypted credentials, full data deletion on request.
Roman Urdu, Urdu, English, mixed — we understand how Pakistani customers actually talk on WhatsApp. Local context is a feature, not an afterthought.
Monthly plans you can cancel anytime. No setup fees, no hidden enterprise upcharges, no minimums. You pay only when we deliver value.
We deliberately focus on three verticals where WhatsApp is the primary sales channel — instead of being a generic chatbot, we're a specialist for businesses that live on chat.
We're bootstrapped, independent, and shipping fast.
Building WhatsappAutomate to solve a problem I saw up close: Pakistani SMBs losing real money because they can't answer WhatsApp messages fast enough. Background in software engineering, based in Lahore.