WhatsApp broadcasts that don’t get your number banned.
Send to 50 or 20,000 people at once. See exactly what it will cost from your own Meta rate before you press anything, send it to your own phone first, then let it pace itself so your number’s quality never dips.
Starter and up
The blast that gets a number restricted is always the big one.
A broadcast to thousands, sent in one burst, to a list nobody checked — that is how most businesses learn what a quality rating is. And the bill arrives later, marked up. Broadcasting on WhatsApp should be priced first, tested first and paced, every time.
Everything in broadcasts.
Get leads in, write messages Meta approves, and send them without risking your number.
Live audiences
Aim at everyone from a source — including leads that arrive after you set it up — narrowed by their own answers.
Priced before you press
The cost is worked out from your own Meta rate, not a guess, and shown before you confirm.
Sent to you first
Every broadcast can go to your own phone before it goes to anyone else.
Scheduled and paced
Send now or later, paced by the hour, up to 20,000 people per send.
Consent checked first
Anyone without a basis to be messaged is skipped. STOP is honoured and suppressed for good.
Results per person
Sent, delivered, read and replied — and for each figure, who.
You see the bill before Meta sends it
Before you confirm, NudgeBolt multiplies the audience by your own Meta rate for that template’s category and shows the total — for a marketing send in India, ₹0.8631 a message today. Nothing is added on top, because Meta bills your account directly.
- Cost from your own rate, by category
- Marketing and utility priced separately
- NudgeBolt markup: ₹0.00
Paced, so a bad reaction can’t snowball
A send is spread across hours rather than fired in one burst. If a message lands badly, the reaction is spread too — instead of a thousand blocks in ten minutes. You set the time; NudgeBolt sets the pace.
- Paced by the hour
- Scheduled sends
- Up to 20,000 people per send
Every failure explained in a sentence
Meta limits how many marketing messages each person receives a day, and declines the rest. When that happens you see Meta’s reason in plain words — and that person is tried another day rather than lost.
- Meta’s error codes translated
- Declines retried on another day
- Download who got what as CSV
Set up broadcasts in three steps.
- 01
Pick the audience
A live source, a list, or a tag. Narrow it by answers or arrival date.
- 02
Check the price and preview
See the cost at Meta’s rate and send a test to your own phone.
- 03
Send or schedule
NudgeBolt paces the send and reports back on every person.
The jobs people switch it on for.
Broadcasts, answered.
The questions people ask before they switch it on.
No. Meta bills your own account for messages, so a sending cap would only limit what you can spend with Meta. A single send can reach up to 20,000 people; Meta’s messaging limit for your business sets your daily reach.
No, and nobody can. Meta limits how many marketing messages each person receives a day and declines the rest. When that happens we record Meta’s reason in plain words and try that person another day.
Whatever Meta charges your account — in India, ₹0.8631 per delivered marketing message today, ₹0.115 for utility. NudgeBolt adds 0%, and shows you the total before you send.
No. Contacts without a recorded basis are skipped automatically, on every send. It protects your number more than any other single rule.
It shares everything with the rest.
Lead import
Google Sheets and CSVs become contacts you may message — mapped, deduplicated, consent recorded.
Learn moreAudiences & segments
Aim at a live source, not a frozen list — narrowed by people’s own answers or when they arrived.
Learn moreTemplates
A library per industry in English and Hinglish, pre-checked against the rules that get templates rejected.
Learn moreTry broadcasts on your own number.
14 days of Growth, free. No card — and your number stays yours whatever you decide.
