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Promotional Offers WhatsApp Template for SaaS

A ready-to-use, Meta-compliant WhatsApp promotional offers template built specifically for Indian SaaS teams running upgrade pushes, annual-plan discounts, seat expansions and win-back campaigns. It ships with the correct marketing category, five personalisation variables, a mandatory opt-out line and the approval notes that keep it from getting rejected. Copy it, drop in your plan names and discount, submit once, and start sending the same day through InfiQ — an official Meta Business Partner for the WhatsApp Business API in India.

Marketing
Category
Yes
Opt-in required
Mandatory (included)
Opt-out line
5 personalisation slots
Variables
Per delivered marketing message
Billing
Same day as approval
Time to send
A copy-paste WhatsApp marketing template for SaaS promotional offers, with variables, a required opt-out line, and approval tips — sendable the day it's approved via InfiQ.
marketing

Variables

  • {{1}} = Rohan
  • {{2}} = our Annual Plan launch offer
  • {{3}} = the InfiQ Growth workspace
  • {{4}} = 31 July
  • {{5}} = 30% off your first year

Verified business

Limited-time offerExpires tonightFEST20
Hi Rohan, our Annual Plan launch offer is now live on the InfiQ Growth workspace 🎉 Upgrade before 31 July and lock in 30% off your first year for your whole team — no long-term contract. Tap below to see what's included. Reply STOP to opt out of offers.

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When to send this promotional offer to SaaS users

Timing decides whether a SaaS promotion feels helpful or spammy. This template earns its highest conversion when it lands at a moment the user already has intent: a free-trial nearing expiry, a plan bumping against its seat or usage cap, an annual-billing window opening, or a lapsed account you want to win back. Because WhatsApp messages are typically read within minutes rather than sitting unopened in an inbox, a well-timed upgrade nudge here outperforms the same offer sent by email or SMS. Anchor the send to a lifecycle trigger from your product analytics, not a calendar blast, so every recipient sees an offer that maps to where they actually are in their journey.

  • Trial ending in 3–5 days — offer a discounted first paid month
  • Usage or seat cap reached — promote the next tier before they churn
  • Annual-billing window — pitch the yearly plan with a clear saving
  • Dormant or downgraded accounts — a time-boxed win-back incentive
  • Feature launch relevant to the account's current plan

Personalise it so it reads 1:1, not like a broadcast

The five variables exist to make a mass send feel like a message written for one person. {{1}} carries the user's first name; {{2}} names the specific offer; {{3}} references their workspace, account or product so it's unmistakably about them; {{4}} sets the deadline that creates honest urgency; and {{5}} states the exact benefit — a percentage, a fixed rupee saving, or bonus seats. Pull these from your CRM or product database rather than hardcoding them, and keep the benefit concrete: 'save ₹4,000 on annual billing' converts better than 'special discount'. The more the message reflects the account's real context, the less it reads as promotional noise and the more it reads as a relevant heads-up.

  • {{1}} name — from your CRM, always populated
  • {{2}} offer name — the campaign's plain-language hook
  • {{3}} account or workspace — makes it unmistakably theirs
  • {{4}} end date — a real, honest deadline
  • {{5}} discount or benefit — a specific number, not 'special price'

Approval tips that keep it out of the reject pile

Two things sink SaaS promotional templates in review. First, category: this is unambiguously a Marketing template because it promotes an offer — submitting it as Utility to chase a cheaper rate is the single most common rejection reason, and Meta re-categorises or rejects it anyway. Second, missing opt-out: marketing templates sent to opted-in users must give a clear way to stop, which is why the STOP line is baked into the body above — don't delete it. Beyond that, provide a realistic sample value for every variable so reviewers can see the finished message, keep every claim truthful and substantiable under Meta's Commerce and Business policies and India's ASCI advertising code, and avoid absolute or misleading superlatives. Get those right and approval typically lands within a day.

  • Submit as Marketing — never Utility, or it gets rejected
  • Keep the opt-out line ('Reply STOP') in the body
  • Fill in a sample value for each of the five variables
  • Make every discount and claim truthful and provable
  • Only message users with valid marketing opt-in

What it costs to send

WhatsApp bills per delivered message by category — the per-conversation model ended when Meta moved to per-message pricing on 1 July 2025, so this template is charged at the marketing per-message rate for India each time it's delivered. The 24-hour window is a free customer-service window for replies, not a billing bucket, so it doesn't change what a promotional send costs. With InfiQ you get transparent ₹ pricing, ex-GST, with no per-message surprises — slide your monthly SaaS volume through our calculator to see the delivered-message cost and the payback on a typical upgrade campaign before you commit a rupee.

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Frequently asked questions

Which category is this template?+
Marketing. It promotes an offer, so it must be submitted as Marketing. Submitting it as Utility to get a lower rate is the top cause of rejection and Meta will re-categorise it anyway.
Does it need opt-in?+
Yes. Marketing messages can only be sent to users who have given valid marketing opt-in, and the template includes a 'Reply STOP' opt-out line, which is required.
Can I edit the wording?+
Yes. Rewrite the copy to fit your plans and campaign, but keep it within Marketing category rules, keep the opt-out line, and re-submit the edited version for approval before sending.
How fast can I start sending?+
Once the template is approved — usually within a day — you can send it instantly and at scale through InfiQ.
How is this billed?+
Per delivered message at India's marketing rate. WhatsApp moved off per-conversation billing to per-message pricing on 1 July 2025, so you're charged each time a promotional message is delivered, plus InfiQ's transparent ₹ pricing, ex-GST.
Do I have to use all five variables?+
No. Trim to the core message with fewer variables for quick sends, or keep all five for full personalisation. Any change means re-submitting for approval.
Can I send it in Hindi or another Indian language?+
Yes. Create a language-specific version of the template with translated copy and the opt-out line intact, then submit each language variant separately for approval.
Who owns the WhatsApp account and templates?+
You do. InfiQ sets you up with full ownership, including your own BSUID (Business-Scoped User ID) for the 2026 WhatsApp usernames change, so your assets stay yours.

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