Order confirmations, server alerts, deploy notifications, payment failures, send them where people actually look. Connect a WhatsApp number to your backend in under 60 seconds. Flat $5/month, unlimited messages.
A notification only works if it gets seen, and WhatsApp is the one channel most people check within minutes, not days.
WABridges lets you send programmatic notifications to any WhatsApp number from your backend, no approval queue, no template restrictions, no per-message fees. Provision a bridge, pair a spare WhatsApp number, and you're live in under 60 seconds.
We keep the number online and hand you every event. You write the part in the middle.
One API call creates a bridge: a containerized WhatsApp connection you control. Takes under 60 seconds.
Scan a QR code with any WhatsApp number. Personal numbers work. Business numbers work. That number is now under API control.
POST to the send endpoint with the recipient number and message body. No SDK, no library, plain HTTP.
Configure a webhook URL and we'll POST delivery status events back to your server as messages are delivered and read.
Every loop below is the one above with your own logic in the middle.
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I want to send WhatsApp notifications from my backend using WABridges. My stack: [Node.js / Python / Ruby / Go, update this] My use case: sending order confirmation messages when a customer places an order. I already have: - A WABridges API key stored as the env var WA_API_KEY - A bridge provisioned with customer_ref "notifications" - The recipient phone number in E.164 format (e.g. +15551234567) Please read the WABridges API docs before writing any code: https://wabridges.com/llms-full.txt Then write me a reusable notify(phone, message) function and show me how to call it for three scenarios: order confirmed, server alert, and a failed payment. Keep it simple, no SDK, just HTTP.
What you get on the WhatsApp side, whatever you build on yours.
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