Pair a number by scanning a QR code, then let Make, n8n, Zapier or an AI assistant do the work. No developer, no Meta approval, no servers. Flat $5 a month per number, unlimited messages.
These are the things businesses wire up first once their number is connected. Each one has a guide that shows the exact steps.
Whichever path you take, the first step is the same. Sign up, then pair your WhatsApp number by scanning a QR code, the same way WhatsApp Web works. That takes about a minute. Then:
WABridges plugs straight into the webhook and HTTP steps those tools already ship. Sending a WhatsApp message is one HTTP step in your scenario. An incoming message triggers a workflow like any other event.
The guides below show which blocks to add and what to paste into each field.
// URL POST /api/instances/user-123/proxy/send/text // Headers Authorization: Bearer sk_… // Body { "chat": "15559876543", "body": "Your order shipped." }
You do not need to read the documentation. Open ChatGPT or Claude, give it wabridges.com/llms-full.txt, and say what you want in plain English. It builds the pieces and walks you through every step.
Every guide ships with a ready-made prompt to paste in.
"Here is the WABridges API:
wabridges.com/llms-full.txt
When someone messages my number,
save their details to a Google
Sheet and send a friendly reply.
Walk me through it step by step."
Work with a developer or an agency? Send them wabridges.com/docs. There is no Meta Business approval to wait on, nothing to host and no SDK to learn.
You pay them for a few hours, once. After that the $5 a month is the whole running cost.
No official app to install in any of them. The standard webhook and HTTP blocks are enough, and each guide names the exact fields.
WABridges is the connection between WhatsApp and the tools you run your business on. Nothing more, which is why it costs what it costs.
No. If you are comfortable clicking together an automation in Make, n8n or Zapier, or asking ChatGPT or Claude for step-by-step help, you can do this yourself. If none of that sounds like you, the setup is small enough to hand to any developer.
Any WhatsApp-capable number: your existing business number, a spare SIM or a VoIP number. You pair it by scanning a QR code, exactly like linking WhatsApp Web.
Yes. WABridges connects as a linked device, the same mechanism as WhatsApp Web. Your phone keeps working normally, and you can see every conversation there.
No, and that is by design. The webhook and HTTP steps built into those tools talk to WABridges directly. The Make, n8n and Zapier guides show exactly which blocks to add.
A flat $5 a month per WhatsApp number, unlimited messages. Your first number is free for 7 days (card on file, nothing charged until the trial ends), and if you cancel mid-month the unused days are refunded automatically. Full pricing →