WhatsApp instances
Connect a WhatsApp account by scanning a QR code, then manage instances through the dashboard or API.
Wapi Sender
Wapi Sender is a WhatsApp automation platform for businesses and developers. It combines a visual Flow Builder and AI Agent nodes with messaging APIs, webhooks, SDKs, and Claude Code MCP tools for support, sales, notifications, and operational workflows.
WhatsApp automation with visual workflows and AI
Wapi Sender is a WhatsApp automation platform for building messaging workflows, AI-assisted conversations, and application integrations. It combines connected WhatsApp instances with a visual Flow Builder, a REST API, webhooks, SDK resources, and an MCP server for Claude Code.
Teams can use the dashboard to create no-code or low-code chat flows, or use the API and event system to connect WhatsApp with business software. Supported workflows include automated replies, lead qualification, customer support, notifications, order updates, appointment booking, and CRM-related routing. The platform supports text and several media types, while AI nodes can be inserted where classification, reply generation, or data extraction is useful.
Core capabilities
Drag-and-drop Flow Builder
Create visual conversation logic with keyword or message triggers, rich replies, conditions, delays, variables, webhooks, and end nodes.
AI-assisted conversations
Add an AI Agent node to generate replies, classify intent, route chats, or extract lead data inside a flow. The site lists support for configured OpenAI, Claude, Gemini, xAI, OpenRouter, or Ollama setups.
Messaging API
Send text, images, video, documents, voice, contacts, and locations to users, groups, and channels. The API also exposes interactive messaging and call-related endpoints.
Webhooks and event automation
Subscribe to events such as incoming messages, message status changes, delivery receipts, connection changes, contact updates, and group events.
Developer tools and MCP
Use official SDK resources for Node.js, Python, and Laravel, or connect Claude Code through the Wapi Sender MCP server for messaging, contacts, flows, webhooks, and AI credentials.
Practical use cases
Customer support triage
Use keyword or message triggers, FAQ replies, intent classification, and routing to automate first-line support and hand off conversations when needed.
Lead qualification and nurturing
Capture prospect responses, use an AI node to qualify intent or extract lead data, and send qualified conversations to sales routes or external systems.
E-commerce updates
Send order-status messages, delivery notifications, receipts, and post-purchase responses through API calls, webhooks, or reusable flows.
Appointment booking
Build booking conversations that collect replies, apply conditions, call external endpoints, and confirm or route appointment requests.
Business alerts and CRM workflows
Connect CRM or operational events to WhatsApp for alerts, reminders, renewals, account updates, and other time-sensitive notifications.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Combines no-code chat flows with API-based automation in one WhatsApp-focused platform.
- Supports branching logic, delays, webhooks, variables, and built-in flow testing rather than only simple autoresponders.
- Handles text, media, contacts, locations, users, groups, and channels through the messaging capabilities described on the site.
- Provides event webhooks and SDK resources for connecting WhatsApp workflows to external applications.
- Offers an official MCP server for using messaging, contacts, flows, webhooks, and AI credentials from Claude Code.
Cons
- The supplied pricing URL returned a not-found page, so plan details and billing terms should be confirmed directly before subscribing.
- Using the API, SDKs, webhooks, or MCP server requires technical setup; the no-code Flow Builder is the simpler route for teams that do not need custom integrations.
- AI behavior depends on configuring a supported provider or an Ollama setup; the available evidence does not establish that AI usage is included without separate provider credentials or costs.
FAQ
How do I get started with Wapi Sender?
Wapi Sender connects a WhatsApp account by scanning a QR code to create an active instance. The site also provides API and SDK documentation for programmatic setup, plus a separate MCP setup for Claude Code.
Can I build WhatsApp automations without writing code?
Yes. The visual builder supports keyword, exact-match, and any-message triggers, rich replies, conditions, delays, webhooks, variables, and end nodes. Flows can be previewed and tested before activation.
Can AI agents work together with rules and webhooks?
Yes. An AI Agent node can be combined with conditions, webhooks, message nodes, and other flow steps. The site says it can generate replies, classify intent, route conversations, and extract lead data using a configured AI provider.
What developer integration options does Wapi Sender provide?
The documentation lists SDK resources for Node.js, Python, and Laravel. It also provides a REST API, webhooks, and an official MCP server for Claude Code.
Is there a free trial?
The homepage states that the free trial lasts seven days, requires a payment method, and has no charge during the trial. It also says subscriptions can be canceled anytime. The pricing page URL supplied for research returned a not-found page, so additional plan and billing details should be verified before purchase.
Quick Facts
- Category
- WhatsApp automation
- Primary platform
- Workflow model
- Visual no-code/low-code flows plus API automation
- Developer resources
- REST API, Node.js SDK, Python toolkit, Laravel package, and MCP server
- Message support
- Text, images, video, documents, voice, contacts, and locations
- Trial
- 7 days; payment method required; no charge stated during the trial
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