Choosing the best WhatsApp blast software in Bengaluru starts with a plain question: whose number should the message come from? KaamGPT WhatsApp Blast sends from yours. You pair the phone your customers already saved by scanning a QR code, the same way WhatsApp Web links, and every blast leaves from that number with a random pause between messages. Replies return to one team inbox. The WhatsApp Blast app page shows the screens.
That convenience has a cost worth naming early. A linked-device sender is not WhatsApp's official Business Platform, and a number that behaves like a broadcaster can be blocked. So the product is built around restraint: a warm-up ceiling for new numbers, daily caps, rest breaks, a sending window and a check that each number is on WhatsApp before anything goes out. If your list is large or cold, the official route in WhatsApp Marketing is the better home for it.
- ₹0to start: Blast is included on the Free plan
- 20 a daywarm-up ceiling for a newly paired number, 25–60 seconds apart
- 10 cardsper carousel, or up to 3 buttons on a single message
- 14 daysfree trial on Starter, Growth and Business
What does WhatsApp Blast handle between the QR scan and the customer's reply?
Eight working parts, each there because a WhatsApp blast from your own number needs more care than sending through a provider's API.
QR pairing as a linked device
Open WhatsApp on the phone, go to Settings, then Linked devices, and scan the code KaamGPT shows; it refreshes itself until scanned. The phone carries on as normal. You can link several numbers under names such as Sales phone or Front desk, and a paired number that lost its network reconnects without a fresh QR.
Random gaps, never a metronome
This is human-paced messaging in the literal sense. Every message waits a random gap, with an occasional longer pause of the kind a distracted person takes, and the recipient sees typing before each one. After a run of sends, 40 by default, the number rests for five minutes. Workspace defaults start at 8 to 25 seconds between messages.
Warm-up ceiling for new numbers
With warm-up on, a freshly paired number sends at most 20 messages a day, spaced 25 to 60 seconds apart. The device card shows the day's count against its ceiling. For a number already in daily use for years, warm-up can be switched off, and KaamGPT then warns you to watch that number closely.
Caps, windows and number checks
Settings holds a daily cap, a sending window on India time and a batch size. The strictest of the device ceiling, the workspace default and the blast's own limit always wins. By default each number is checked against WhatsApp first, anyone not on it is skipped before billing, and unsubscribed contacts are left out of every audience.
Photos, documents, buttons and carousels
Send plain text; an image, video, audio clip or document such as a PDF, Word or Excel file; up to three buttons that send a quick reply, open a link or place a call; or a carousel of up to ten cards. Where a recipient's phone will not render buttons, the message still arrives with the links written out.
Placeholders filled in every part
Write {{name}} or any field stored on the contact, such as {{city}} or {{due_date}}, and each person gets their own value in the body, the button labels, the links and every card. A field a contact lacks becomes blank instead of reaching the customer as a raw placeholder with curly brackets.
A shared WhatsApp inbox for replies
Replies to every paired number arrive in one shared WhatsApp inbox. Assign a chat to a colleague, add labels and internal notes, mark it waiting on the customer or resolved, reuse saved replies and search inside any thread. The side panel can show that customer's bookings, orders and spend to staff who hold those permissions.
Keyword auto replies you can preview
Rules can reply, label, assign, tag the contact or notify a teammate when a message arrives. Preview a rule against a sample message before it goes live; the preview sends nothing. When a person steps into a chat, automation for that conversation can be paused so the rule and your staff do not talk over each other.
What does it cost to blast from your own number on KaamGPT?
Blast is included on every KaamGPT plan, Free as well, so the plan decides team size, storage and support rather than whether you may send. Each blast message is metered from the workspace's prepaid wallet, and a blast will not start if the wallet cannot cover the whole list; the confirmation shows the cost first. Prices are in INR, and the exact amount is confirmed at checkout. Compare every plan on the pricing page.
Free
₹0forever
No card needed
₹0 a month: pair a number, build lists and send small paced blasts, with up to 5 employees, 512 MB for media and community support.
- Up to 5 employees
- 1,000 emails / month
- 200 WhatsApp messages / month
- 512 MB storage
- Community support
Starter
₹999/month
or ₹9,590 billed yearly — 20% less
₹999 a month, or ₹9,590 billed yearly: up to 25 employees answering the shared inbox, 5 GB for catalogue photos and PDFs, and email support.
- Up to 25 employees
- 25,000 emails / month
- 5,000 WhatsApp messages / month
- 5 GB storage
- Email support
Growth
Recommended₹2,999/month
or ₹28,790 billed yearly — 20% less
₹2,999 a month: up to 100 employees across sales and support desks, 25 GB of storage and priority email support for teams running several paired phones.
- Up to 100 employees
- 1,50,000 emails / month
- 30,000 WhatsApp messages / month
- 25 GB storage
- API access
- Priority email support
Business
₹7,999/month
or ₹76,790 billed yearly — 20% less
₹7,999 a month: up to 500 employees, 100 GB of storage, and priority support with onboarding help for multi-branch businesses.
- Up to 500 employees
- 7,50,000 emails / month
- 1,50,000 WhatsApp messages / month
- 100 GB storage
- API access
- Priority support + onboarding
Optional add-ons
- Prepaid walletPays for blast messages and extra test sends. Top it up before a large blast so the run does not pause halfway through the list.
- Chatbot AI repliesOptional AI answers inside a WhatsApp Chatbot flow on the same paired number, metered from the prepaid wallet.
- Blast messages are metered per message from the prepaid wallet; the monthly WhatsApp allowance printed on each plan belongs to official-API campaigns in WhatsApp Marketing.
- A number that is not on WhatsApp is skipped before it is billed, and a message that fails to leave the phone is credited back to the wallet.
- Quarterly, half-yearly and yearly billing save 10%, 15% and 20% on paid plans, and every paid plan starts with a 14-day trial.
- The first five test sends each day are free; further tests are metered like any other blast message.
Why does forwarding offers from one office phone stop working?
Most Bengaluru shops, tutors and brokers already sell on WhatsApp. The trouble starts when the list outgrows one person's thumb. Someone forwards the same photo to three hundred chats over an evening, misses a few, sends others twice, and the replies scatter across one handset that goes home with whoever holds it. Broadcast lists help a little, but they only reach people who saved your number, and they say nothing about who read what.
The obvious fix, a cheap bulk-sender extension, often makes things worse. Many fire messages at a fixed interval from a number that was quiet yesterday, which is exactly the pattern WhatsApp watches for. When that number is blocked, the business loses more than one campaign. It loses the number printed on its boards, bills and visiting cards, and every customer thread attached to it. The best WhatsApp blast software in Bengaluru has to solve reach and safety together.
- Replies to an offer land on one employee's phone and leave the building with them at seven in the evening.
- Nobody can tell which customers received Monday's message, which of them read it and which never had WhatsApp at all.
- Bulk-sender tools that fire at a fixed interval make a fresh number look exactly like the software it is.
- A blocked number takes the shop's printed contact, and years of customer chats, down with it.
- Typing each customer's name into a long list by hand eats an evening nobody has spare during festival week.
How does a blast travel from your phone to a customer's chat?
Name and pair the phone
Add a device, give it a name only your team sees, and scan the QR from WhatsApp's Linked devices screen. Then decide whether this number may send blasts, feed the inbox and run auto replies; each one is a separate switch.
Load contacts and lists
Import a CSV of up to 20,000 rows at a time using KaamGPT's sample file, or add people by hand. Tag them, group them into lists, and keep extra fields such as area, plan or due date ready for placeholders.
Compose, then test on yourself
Start from a saved template or a blank message, pick the audience by list, tag or everyone, and add any stray numbers. The first five test sends each day are free, so send one to your own phone and see exactly what customers will.
Launch and let pacing run
Start now or schedule a time. The audience is frozen at launch, the wallet cost is shown before the first message, and each send waits its gap. Pause, resume or cancel whenever you need to, and retry failed recipients one by one or together.
Answer replies, read the trail
Replies arrive in the shared inbox. Every recipient's trail shows when the message was sent, delivered, read and answered, so the follow-up calls go to the people who actually engaged rather than to the whole list.
Should you blast from your own number or use the official API?
Three realistic ways a Bengaluru business messages its customers on WhatsApp, compared on what actually changes from one day to the next.
| What matters | KaamGPT WhatsApp Blast | Official Business API via a provider | Staff phone with broadcast lists |
|---|---|---|---|
| What you need to start | Your phone and one QR scan | A Meta business account, a provider and a registered number | A phone and somebody's evening |
| Message approval | None; you write it and it sends | Meta approves each template before business-initiated sends | None |
| Number customers see | Your existing number and chat thread | The number registered on the platform | Whichever staff phone sent it |
| Ban and policy risk | Real: an unofficial client, reduced by pacing but not removed | Lowest, when templates and opt-ins are followed | Low for small lists; reports still count against the number |
| Pacing and daily limits | Warm-up ceiling, random gaps, rest breaks, sending window | Messaging limits set by Meta | Whatever one person manages by hand |
| Handling replies | Shared inbox with assignment, labels and notes | Depends on the provider's inbox | One handset, one person |
| Cost shape | Plan plus per-message wallet metering | Meta's per-message charges plus the provider's fee | Staff time |
The honest verdict. Pick Blast when the people on your list already know your number, the list runs to hundreds rather than tens of thousands, and replies matter more than reach. Pick the official API for cold lists, heavy transactional volume, or a number you cannot afford to lose. Broadcast lists suit a handful of regulars. For many firms comparing the best WhatsApp blast software in Bengaluru, the honest answer is both: Blast for warm lists, the API for everything else.
Where does sending from your own number pay off in Bengaluru?
Four illustrative scenarios, each describing a type of business rather than a named customer.
A dress-material wholesaler in Chickpet
- The situation
- Retailers from Tumakuru to Hosur order on WhatsApp from the shop's number. Fresh stock arrives twice a week, and forwarding photos one chat at a time eats the morning hours when the counter is busiest.
- How KaamGPT fits
- The shop's own number is paired, and a carousel of new designs, each card carrying a price and a Call button, goes to the retailers list in two halves: contacts 1 to 150 on Tuesday, the rest on Wednesday, inside a ten-to-six sending window.
- What changes
- Retailers see the stock on the number they already trust, and their questions reach a shared inbox instead of the owner's personal phone.
A tuition and coaching centre in Malleshwaram
- The situation
- Fee reminders, batch-timing changes and exam-day notes go to a few hundred parents. The front desk sends them by hand, and replies about one particular child get buried under forwards.
- How KaamGPT fits
- A reminder using {{name}} and {{due_date}} goes out from the centre's number in the evening window. Replies land in the inbox, where the desk assigns fee questions to accounts and academic ones to the batch coordinator, with notes the next person can read.
- What changes
- Parents get one clear reminder from a number they recognise, and nobody on the team has to ask who answered whom.
A property channel partner on Sarjapur Road
- The situation
- Enquiries from portals and site boards need a weekend site-visit invitation, yet each agent's number is precious, and a ban would cut that agent off from every buyer they are nurturing.
- How KaamGPT fits
- Each agent's phone is paired as its own device with warm-up left on. Invitations go only to people who enquired, with a location link button and a call button, at a daily cap set well below the ceiling, and agents answer from one inbox.
- What changes
- Buyers hear from the agent they already spoke to, and the brokerage can see which invitations turned into conversations worth a call.
A home bakery and cake studio in Koramangala
- The situation
- Pre-orders for Christmas plum cake and Deepavali sweet boxes arrive in a rush, but the customer list lives in the owner's chats and in a spreadsheet of last year's orders.
- How KaamGPT fits
- Past buyers are imported with the item they ordered as a field, and a photo message with a pre-order button goes out two weeks ahead. A keyword rule answers MENU with prices and pickup timings while the owner is busy baking.
- What changes
- Returning customers get a personal-feeling note from the bakery's own number, and routine questions are answered without anyone putting down the piping bag.
How do Bengaluru businesses from Chickpet to Sarjapur Road use a paired number?
Bengaluru, still Bangalore on half the shop boards, runs on WhatsApp like few cities do. Wholesalers in Chickpet take orders from retailers across Karnataka on the shop's number, tutors in Malleshwaram and Jayanagar hear from parents every evening, and brokers along Sarjapur Road chase site-visit enquiries all weekend. In each case the number itself is the asset, which is why the best WhatsApp blast software in Bengaluru has to protect it before it speeds anything up.
Local detail shows up in the settings. The sending window runs on India time by default, ten-digit numbers typed without a country code are read as Indian, and message text goes out exactly as written, so a Kannada greeting, a Hindi line for customers in Marathahalli or an English price list all send the same way. Koramangala kitchens tend to message in the late afternoon; wholesalers usually start earlier.
Festival season is the real stress test. Ugadi, Dasara, Deepavali and the year-end sales push every shop to message at once, and numbers paired the week before are the ones that struggle. Pair early, send small, and keep the list to people who have bought from you. That habit protects a Rajajinagar showroom's number better than any single setting on the screen.
How should you prepare a new number before a festival blast?
A number paired today starts inside the warm-up ceiling: 20 messages a day, spaced 25 to 60 seconds apart. That is deliberate. WhatsApp judges a number partly on its history, and a SIM that was silent last week and messages four hundred strangers on Monday behaves like nothing a person would do. The ceiling protects the number while it builds a record of ordinary two-way chats.
Good WhatsApp number warm-up is mostly patience, so plan backwards from the date. If a Deepavali or Ugadi sale goes out on a Friday, pair and warm up the number at least two weeks earlier, use it for everyday conversations, and send small batches to your warmest customers first: people who bought recently or messaged you this year. Replies are the best signal a linked number can earn, and each one makes the next send look more normal.
Only when the number has a steady history should warm-up be switched off, and even then your own caps still apply: 200 a day with 8 to 25 second gaps by default, adjustable in Settings. The Devices screen marks any number running without warm-up, so the whole team can see which phone is carrying more risk that week.
- Pair the festival number at least two weeks ahead and use it for normal chats.
- Send the first batches to recent buyers, not the entire contact book.
- Split a long list by contact range across several days rather than one push.
- Keep the sending window inside business hours on India time.
- Send yourself a test before every launch; it follows the same button settings.
What gets a WhatsApp number banned, and what can pacing not fix?
Be clear about the ground you stand on. Blast connects as a linked device through an unofficial client, which WhatsApp does not support. Its Terms of Service list bulk messaging and auto-messaging among impermissible communications, and its help centre has a page on unauthorised automated or bulk messaging. Any tool that sends from an ordinary number, even the best WhatsApp blast software in Bengaluru, puts that risk on your number rather than on the vendor.
Pacing removes the mechanical fingerprints: fixed intervals, sends at four in the morning, hundreds of first-contact chats from a day-old number, and messages to numbers that are not on WhatsApp at all. What it cannot do is make an unwanted message wanted. The surest way of getting a number banned is a cold list, and no setting makes that safe: when recipients block or report you, no gap length helps.
If a ban would be unacceptable, or the list includes people who never gave you their number, move that traffic to approved templates on the official route, or let WhatsApp Bulk send it for you without involving your own phone at all.
- Importing a bought, scraped or event-badge list and blasting it cold.
- Sending one identical message to everyone with no name, no context and no way to opt out.
- Switching warm-up off on a SIM bought last week because the ceiling felt slow.
- Running another bulk-sender on the same number alongside Blast, doubling the pace the limits assume.
- Ignoring requests to stop; mark those contacts unsubscribed so every later blast skips them.
Which numbers should you check after every blast?
Each recipient carries a timed trail: sent, delivered, read, replied. Read it as behaviour rather than vanity. A message delivered forty minutes after sending reached a phone that was switched off, which is not a failure. Read ticks are a floor, not a count, because anyone who has turned off read receipts never shows them.
The skipped count describes your list. A high share of numbers marked Not on WhatsApp usually means an old export or landlines mixed in, worth cleaning before the next send. Failed messages point at the device or its connection, and a paused blast states why it stopped. In the inbox, analytics track how long customers waited for a human reply, leaving automated answers out so the figure stays honest.
- Skipped as Not on WhatsApp: clean the list before the next blast.
- Delivered long after sent: a phone that was off, not a fault.
- Unassigned conversations piling up: add an assignment rule or another person.
- Keyword hits on auto replies: the questions customers ask most often.
- Human takeovers: chats where a rule was not enough and someone stepped in.
Which Bengaluru trades send best from their own WhatsApp number?
- Wholesale and textile tradersNew-stock carousels to retailers who already order on the shop's number, split across days by contact range.
- Coaching and tuition centresFee and batch reminders to parents, with replies routed to accounts or academics inside the shared inbox.
- Real estate brokersSite-visit invitations with location and call buttons from each agent's own paired phone, sent only to genuine enquiries.
- Clinics and diagnosticsRecall and report-ready notes to existing patients from the clinic's known number, with Calendar bookings visible beside the chat.
- Salons and fitness studiosSlot openings and membership renewals to regulars, plus a keyword auto reply that answers timings and prices.
- Home bakers and caterersFestival pre-order photos to past buyers, personalised with the item each of them ordered last season.
- Appliance and electronics showroomsService-camp and warranty reminders to buyers whose POS bills already reached them on the same WhatsApp number.
What makes KaamGPT the best WhatsApp blast software in Bengaluru for warm lists?
Limits that only ever tighten
The device's warm-up ceiling, the workspace defaults and each blast's own cap are compared on every single message, and the strictest wins. A blast can be set to send less than the defaults, never more, so one hurried campaign cannot outrun the rules.
Risk shown on the screen
When warm-up is off, the device card flags it and you are told to watch that number. When a blast pauses, it gives the reason: phone offline, wallet short, daily cap reached or sending window closed. You learn the fix before needing to ask.
One paired number, several jobs
The same linked phone can send blasts, feed the inbox, run keyword auto replies, carry a WhatsApp Chatbot flow and deliver POS bills. Blasts, inbox and auto replies are each switched on or off per number.
Permissions split by consequence
Eight Blast permissions separate viewing, pairing a device, editing, launching, answering, automating, seeing customer spend and exporting chats. A support agent can answer replies without being able to launch a blast or download anybody's history.
Stop, resume or retry mid-list
The audience is frozen at launch, so a contact added halfway does not slip in. Pause keeps everyone unsent in the queue, cancel marks them skipped instead of deleting them, and failed recipients can be retried singly or all together.
Cost checked before sending
Launch checks the wallet against the whole list and states the shortfall in rupees when it falls short. A half-sent festival offer, with some customers told and others not, is precisely the outcome this check exists to prevent.
- Price
- Free ₹0; Starter ₹999, Growth ₹2,999, Business ₹7,999 a month (INR)
- Message metering
- Each blast message is metered from the prepaid wallet
- Setup
- Pair by QR from WhatsApp's Linked devices screen; first test the same day
- Platforms
- Web app in desktop and phone browsers; pairs the WhatsApp number on your phone
- Works with
- WhatsApp Chatbot, WhatsApp Marketing contacts, CRM, POS, Calendar, Bills and RestroMenu
- Support
- Community (Free), email (Starter), priority email (Growth), priority plus onboarding (Business)
Where this applies around Bengaluru, Karnataka
- Bengaluru
- Karnataka
- India
- Chickpet
- Malleshwaram
- Jayanagar
- Koramangala
- Marathahalli
- Sarjapur Road
- Rajajinagar
Frequently asked questions
23 answersHow much does WhatsApp Blast cost for a small shop in Bengaluru?
Blast is included on every plan: Free at ₹0, Starter at ₹999 a month, Growth at ₹2,999 and Business at ₹7,999. On top of the plan, each blast message is metered from a prepaid wallet, and the launch screen shows that cost before anything is sent. Prices are in INR and the exact amount is confirmed at checkout; the <a href="/pricing">pricing page</a> lists every plan side by side.
Is there a free plan or a trial for WhatsApp Blast?
Yes. The Free plan costs ₹0 and includes Blast with up to 5 employees and 512 MB of storage, which lets you pair a number and run small blasts before paying for anything. Starter, Growth and Business each begin with a 14-day trial. Blast messages still draw on the prepaid wallet whichever plan you are on. You can <a href="/signup">create a KaamGPT workspace</a> in a few minutes.
How long does it take to pair a phone and send the first message?
Most of the setup is the QR scan itself. Create a device in Blast, open WhatsApp on the phone, go to Settings, then Linked devices, then Link a device, and scan the code on screen. Import a CSV of contacts, write the message and send yourself a test. A small first blast can go out the same day, although a new number starts under the warm-up ceiling.
Can KaamGPT promise that my number will never be banned?
No, and no honest seller of linked-device sending can. Blast uses an unofficial client, and WhatsApp's own terms list bulk and automated messaging as impermissible. What KaamGPT does is strip out the obvious machine signals: a warm-up ceiling, random gaps with longer pauses, rest breaks, a sending window and a check that each number is on WhatsApp. Messaging only people who know you matters just as much.
Should I pick Blast or the official WhatsApp Business API?
Pick Blast for warm lists of people who already chat with your number, where replies matter and volumes are in the hundreds. Pick the official API, covered in the <a href="/best-whatsapp-marketing-tools-in-bengaluru">WhatsApp Marketing guide</a>, for cold or very large lists, transactional traffic or any number you cannot afford to lose. Plenty of businesses shortlisting the best WhatsApp blast software in Bengaluru end up running both side by side.
Do I need Meta template approval before sending a blast?
No. Blast sends what a person could type on the phone, so there is no template review and no provider account to open. You can save reusable templates with photos, buttons and cards inside KaamGPT, but nobody approves them. That freedom is also the reason for care: without a review step, only your judgement stands between a useful offer and a message people report.
Will my phone and its existing WhatsApp chats keep working after pairing?
Yes. KaamGPT joins as a linked device, the way WhatsApp Web does, so the phone keeps its chats and you carry on using it. You can unlink KaamGPT from the phone's Linked devices screen whenever you like. Keep using the phone itself regularly, because WhatsApp can log out the linked devices of a primary phone that has sat idle for a long stretch.
What happens if the phone loses signal or the link drops mid-blast?
The blast pauses instead of guessing. If the linked session is offline, the blast card names the device that dropped and asks you to reconnect it; a pairing that is still intact reconnects without a new QR. Everyone not yet reached stays in the queue, and pressing Resume carries on from the next person on the list.
How many messages can one WhatsApp number send in a day through Blast?
With warm-up on, a newly paired number is held to 20 messages a day, 25 to 60 seconds apart. With warm-up switched off for an established number, your workspace settings decide, starting at 200 a day with 8 to 25 second gaps and a five-minute rest after every 40 sends. The strictest limit always wins, and a capped blast resumes after midnight or when the sending window next opens.
Can several staff members reply to customers from one WhatsApp number?
Yes. Replies to every paired number land in one team inbox, where a chat can be assigned, labelled, noted and marked resolved. Each teammate signs in with their own account, and permissions decide who can only answer and who can also launch blasts, change auto replies or export conversation history. Internal notes stay inside KaamGPT and are never sent to the customer.
Which message types can a blast send?
Four shapes: plain text; a photo, video, audio clip or document such as a PDF or Excel sheet with a caption; a message with up to three buttons that send a quick reply, open a link or start a call; and a carousel of up to ten cards, each with its own image and buttons. If a recipient's WhatsApp refuses buttons, the links still arrive written out.
How does personalisation with the customer's name work?
Type {{name}} in the message, or any field stored on the contact, such as {{city}}, {{plan}} or {{due_date}}. KaamGPT fills it in for each person across the text, the button labels, the links and the cards. A contact missing a field gets a blank rather than the raw placeholder, so read the audience preview for awkward gaps before launching.
How do I move contacts from Excel or another bulk-sender tool?
Export the old list as CSV, download KaamGPT's sample file to match the columns, and import up to 20,000 rows at a time with names, tags and extra fields. A number that sits in three lists is messaged once. If the old tool is still linked to the same phone, unlink it from WhatsApp's Linked devices screen first, so two senders never share one number's pace.
Who owns the contacts and chats, and how is the data protected?
Your workspace owns them. Contacts export as CSV and the template library as a JSON file whenever you like. Every record is tied to your company and filtered by it, eight separate Blast permissions control who can pair devices, launch, automate or see customer spend, and exporting a conversation needs its own permission and is logged. The device's session key never appears on any screen or in any API response.
Which other KaamGPT apps work with the paired number?
Contacts are shared with WhatsApp Marketing, and the <a href="/best-whatsapp-chatbot-builder-in-bengaluru">WhatsApp Chatbot</a> answers on the same linked number. The number can also be nominated as the workspace's WhatsApp sender, so POS bills and RestroMenu verification codes go out from it. The inbox side panel can show Calendar bookings, POS orders and Bills spend, and Blast messages appear on each customer's CRM timeline.
Who is WhatsApp Blast not a good fit for?
Even the best WhatsApp blast software in Bengaluru is the wrong tool for bought or scraped lists, for OTPs and order updates at tens of thousands a day, or for a business that cannot risk its number. It does not give you a verified business badge either. If you have no number to pair, <a href="/best-bulk-whatsapp-message-service-in-bengaluru">WhatsApp Bulk</a> sends campaigns for you instead.
Can I run blasts and answer replies from my phone?
Yes. KaamGPT runs in a phone's browser as well as on a desktop. Blast's sections scroll sideways as tabs on a small screen, and the inbox shows the conversation list first, then opens a chat full-screen with a back button, the way messaging apps do. Building a carousel with several images is easier on a laptop, but checking a running blast works anywhere.
What support comes with WhatsApp Blast on each plan?
The Free plan has community support, Starter adds email support, Growth adds priority email support, and Business includes priority support with onboarding help. Blast also explains most problems on screen: a paused blast says whether the phone is offline, the wallet is short, the daily cap is reached or the sending window is closed, which usually points to the fix straight away.
How do I get a demo or talk to someone at KaamGPT?
Call or WhatsApp +91 79767 82366. Tell us what you sell, roughly how many customers are on your list and whether the number is new or years old, and we will walk through Blast on a test device: pairing, a paced run and the shared inbox. If you would rather explore alone first, the Free plan includes the full app.
Does Blast handle Kannada messages and Indian sending hours?
Yes. Message text goes out exactly as typed, so Kannada, Hindi, Tamil or English all work, emoji included. The sending window uses India time by default, and a scheduled blast still waits for that window to open. Ten-digit numbers typed without a country code are treated as Indian, which saves cleaning mobile numbers exported from a Karnataka billing system.
Can I schedule a blast to go out later?
Yes. Set a start time on your local clock while composing, and the blast launches itself then. Its audience is fixed at the first send, and it still respects the daily cap and the sending window, so a blast scheduled for six in the morning with a ten o'clock window waits until ten. You can edit or cancel it any time before it starts.
What happens when a customer asks us to stop messaging them?
Mark the contact unsubscribed and every later blast skips them, including one sent to everyone, because the setting that excludes unsubscribed contacts is on by default. Acknowledge the request politely in the chat as well. Honouring a stop request quickly is one of the cheapest ways to keep reports, and the ban risk that follows them, low.
Is a brand-new SIM a good idea for blasting?
It is usually the riskiest sender you could choose. A new number has no history, its first messages go to people who have never seen it, and warm-up rightly holds it to 20 a day. Anyone weighing up the best WhatsApp blast software in Bengaluru should start with the number, not the tool: pairing the one customers already saved makes replies, and a steadier record, far more likely.