WhatsApp Business API in Satara, Maharashtra

Transparent ₹ pricing and per-message billing you can plan around

InfiQ applies its own transparent platform pricing in ₹ on top of Meta's live rate card, all quoted ex-GST so your Satara accountant sees exactly what goes on the invoice. Since Meta moved off per-conversation billing on 1 July 2025, WhatsApp charges per delivered message by category, marketing, utility, or authentication, so a dispatch alert (utility) and a festive offer broadcast (marketing) carry different rates. The 24-hour window that opens when a customer messages you is a free service window for replies, not a billing unit, which means responsive support conversations stay economical. You pick a plan that matches your monthly volume, we invoice your GSTIN in Maharashtra, and you always know which category each template falls into before you send it.

Go-live onboarding, guided in Marathi, Hindi or English

Getting on the official API involves a few Meta steps that trip up businesses doing it alone. InfiQ walks a Satara team through each one so nothing stalls at verification. First we verify your business in Meta Business Manager using your GST and registration details. Next you connect your phone number through Embedded Signup, and crucially you keep full BSUID ownership of the account, it is registered to your business, not locked inside a reseller. Then we help draft and submit your first message templates for Meta approval, and finally you go live, typically within 2 hours once verification clears. Because our team supports Marathi, Hindi and English, the onboarding conversation itself happens in the language your staff are comfortable with.

• Business verification in Meta Business Manager with your Maharashtra GST details
• Number connected via Embedded Signup with full BSUID ownership retained by you
• First templates drafted and submitted for Meta approval
• Green-tick (verified business) eligibility reviewed as you scale

Marathi-first messaging your customers respond to

Reach in Satara is a language question as much as a technology one. A payment reminder or a scheme update lands far better in Marathi than in English, and WhatsApp templates support multiple languages so you can maintain the same flow in Marathi, Hindi and English and let the customer's preference decide what they receive. InfiQ helps you structure templates that read naturally rather than machine-translated, and our India-hours support means when your team has a question during business hours, someone who understands both the platform and the local context is reachable. The result is higher open and reply rates, fewer ignored messages, and communication that feels like it came from a business your customer already trusts.