Switching?

MajlisDesk vs Wati

Wati is built on the WhatsApp Business API. MajlisDesk connects your existing number directly.

MajlisDeskWati
Pricing modelFlat · unlimited usersPlan + conversation‑based (API)
ChannelsWhatsApp + EmailWhatsApp (API)
SetupScan a QRWhatsApp Business API onboarding
Price shown openlyFrom $19/mo, on the sitePlans + messaging fees
Team shared inboxYesYes
AI summary & draft replySummarise a thread, draft a reply. You send itAI support agent replies to customers
Per-chat privacyYes, private even from an adminChat visibility by assignment; admins see all
NotificationsBell, email digest, web push, quiet hoursPush, per-team rules, mute after hours
No WhatsApp API to set up: scan a QR and go.
Flat pricing, unlimited users: five people for $49, not per seat or per message.
Email in the same inbox, not a separate product.

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Moving from Wati to MajlisDesk

This is the product, not a table

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Questions people ask when switching

Do I need the WhatsApp Business API to move from Wati?

No. MajlisDesk connects the number you already use by scanning a QR, the same way WhatsApp Web does. There is no API application, no Business Solution Provider, and no per-conversation fee.

Can I keep my existing number?

Yes. You keep the number your customers already message. Connecting it links MajlisDesk as another device on that account, and your history syncs in rather than starting empty.

How is the pricing different from Wati?

Two plans, $19 and $49 a month, both with unlimited team members. The price does not change with headcount and there are no per-message fees, so five people on Pro is $49 rather than five times anything. The figures are on the pricing page rather than behind a form.

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