WhatsApp Business API in Silchar, Assam

Transparent ₹ pricing, invoiced to Assam

InfiQ publishes clear rupee pricing, quoted ex-GST, so a Silchar business can budget without guesswork. Since 1 July 2025 WhatsApp charges per delivered message by category — marketing, utility and authentication each carry their own rate — while replies you send within 24 hours of a customer's message fall inside a free service window rather than being billed as a conversation. On top of Meta's message rates, InfiQ applies its own transparent platform pricing across its plan tiers, and every invoice is a proper GST invoice issued to your Assam-registered entity so the tax is a separate, claimable line. You see what Meta's rates cost and what the InfiQ platform costs, side by side, before you commit.

• Per-delivered-message billing by category (marketing / utility / authentication)
• Free 24-hour service window for replies to customer messages
• GST invoice to your Assam business; all prices ex-GST
• Plan tiers to match a single storefront or a multi-agent team

Onboarding designed for Silchar businesses

Getting live is a short, guided path rather than a technical project. First we verify your business in Meta Business Manager using your standard registration documents. Next you connect your existing or new number through Meta's Embedded Signup — the step that keeps your WhatsApp Business Account and BSUID (Business-Scoped User ID) owned by you, never locked to a reseller. We then help you draft and submit your first message templates for approval in Bengali, Hindi or English, and once they clear you go live. For most Silchar businesses the whole process takes 2 hours, with Meta's own verification usually being the longest part.

• Verify your business in Meta Business Manager
• Connect your number via Embedded Signup — you keep BSUID ownership
• Get your first templates approved in Bengali, Hindi or English
• Go live, typically within 2 hours
• Check green-tick eligibility for verified-business trust

Support in the language your customers use

In the Barak Valley, Bengali is the language of everyday business, and InfiQ is built to work that way. You can compose templates, automated flows and live agent replies in Bengali as naturally as in Hindi or English, and Assamese where you need it for statewide reach. Customers get messages that read like a person from Silchar wrote them, and your team handles conversations without switching languages mid-chat. InfiQ backs this with India-hours support, so when you need help with a template rejection, a new use case or a broadcast, you are talking to people who understand both the platform and how business is done here.