A WhatsApp AI agent that replies, books and sells around the clock
A WhatsApp AI agent is a conversational assistant that runs on your company’s official number through the WhatsApp Business API. It understands customer messages in Arabic dialects and English, answers from your approved information, qualifies the lead, books the appointment, and hands the chat to a team member with a full summary when needed. It suits any business that gets a lot of WhatsApp enquiries: clinics, real estate, education, online stores and service companies. Delivery usually takes 3 to 6 weeks, and the cost depends on the number of flows, the systems to connect (CRM or booking) and your monthly message volume. You can talk to a live agent at /en/try, and we send a written quote within 24 hours.
- Quote
- Written, within 24 hours
- Timeline
- 3–6 weeks
- Ownership
- The code is yours
- Delivery
- On the agreed date
On this page
- Who is this for?
- What you get
- Why WhatsApp is where deals close
- Rule-based bot vs AI agent
- What a typical conversation looks like
- What to prepare before we start
- Common mistakes we help you avoid
- How to compare quotes
- How much does whatsapp ai agent cost in Saudi Arabia?
- Our commitments
- How we work with you
- Frequently asked questions
Who is this for?
- Companies receiving dozens or hundreds of WhatsApp messages a day that their team cannot keep up with
- Clinics, beauty centres and training providers that want bookings made and confirmed without phone calls
- Real estate, car and contracting companies that need leads qualified before they reach a salesperson
- Online stores that want order, shipping and returns questions answered automatically
- Businesses that lose evening and weekend enquiries outside working hours
What you get
Official number via the WhatsApp Business API
We connect the agent to your number through WhatsApp’s official business API, with your brand name and approved templates, instead of unofficial tools that get numbers banned.
Understands Arabic dialects
The agent understands Saudi, Gulf and Egyptian Arabic and MSA, messages mixed with English, typos and common abbreviations, and replies in a polite tone that fits your brand.
Answers only from your information
We feed the agent your approved services, prices and policies, and set it to apologise and hand off when it has no answer rather than make something up.
Lead qualification
The agent asks what your best salesperson would ask: budget, city, service type and timing, then scores the lead and logs it in your sales system.
Booking and confirmations
It offers open slots from your calendar or booking system, confirms the appointment, sends an approved template reminder beforehand, and handles cancellations and changes.
Smooth handoff to a person
When a customer asks for a person or the case is sensitive, the chat moves to your team with a summary, so the customer never has to repeat themselves.
CRM and internal system integration
We connect conversations to your CRM, sales sheet or order system, so every new lead lands in the right place with its source and status.
Voice notes and images
The agent transcribes voice notes and understands them, and handles photos of receipts or products when that is part of the flow.
Conversation reports
A simple dashboard shows conversation volume, the most common questions, the share resolved automatically and what went to staff, so replies improve month after month.
Why WhatsApp is where deals close
In Saudi Arabia and the Gulf, most customers start their conversation with a business on WhatsApp, whether they came from an ad, a Google search or a friend’s recommendation. The problem is rarely too few messages; it is how fast they get answered. A customer who messages three companies at once usually goes with the first one that replies clearly and politely.
A WhatsApp AI agent does not replace your sales team; it shields them from repetitive messages and hands them ready buyers. Questions about prices, locations, opening hours and terms are answered in seconds, and serious customers reach a salesperson with a summary of what they want, their budget and their timing, so the salesperson picks up where the agent left off.
Rule-based bot vs AI agent
A rule-based bot runs on menus and buttons: press 1 for prices, 2 for appointments. That works for simple flows, but it breaks when customers phrase questions their own way, ask two things in one message or send a voice note. An AI agent understands free text, remembers the context of the conversation and asks the right next question without feeling like a rigid machine.
In real projects we combine the two: AI to understand and answer messages, and fixed rules for what must never change, such as approved prices, booking terms and the cases that always go to a person. That mix gives you conversational flexibility with policy discipline.
- Fixed rules: prices, policies, sensitive cases, working hours
- AI: understanding the question, choosing the answer, writing the reply, asking qualifying questions
- Safety net: if the answer is not in your information, the agent apologises and hands off
What a typical conversation looks like
A customer messages at 10 pm: “Hi, how much is a dental cleaning and do you have anything tomorrow?” Within seconds the agent replies with the approved price or range, asks which branch is closest, then offers three open slots for tomorrow. The customer picks one, the appointment is saved in the clinic’s system, a confirmation goes out, and a reminder arrives a few hours before the visit.
If the customer then writes “I’m in a lot of pain”, the agent treats it as a priority: it shares the approved emergency number and immediately hands the chat to reception. That is the difference between a bot that only answers and an agent designed around how your business works.
What to prepare before we start
The fastest projects are the ones where the client starts with organised information. We do not need perfect documents, just the truth as your team tells it to customers every day, and we help you organise it during the first week of the project.
- The 30 to 50 questions customers ask most, with the approved answers
- Services and prices or price ranges, and anything that must not be mentioned in chat
- The questions your salespeople ask to qualify a lead, and when a lead counts as serious
- A dedicated WhatsApp business number and a verified (or ready-to-verify) Meta Business account
- Where the data should go: CRM, spreadsheet, booking system or email
Common mistakes we help you avoid
The most common mistake we see is using unofficial tools that connect regular WhatsApp through the web. They work for a few weeks, then the number gets banned and the customer history goes with it. We work through the official API and follow Meta’s rules on template messages and the 24-hour reply window after the customer’s last message.
The second mistake is letting the bot answer everything. A bot that invents a price or an appointment hurts your reputation more than no reply at all. That is why we test every flow on real conversations from your archive before launch, and review conversations weekly during the first month to improve the replies.
The third mistake is sending heavy bulk campaigns from a new number. Ramping up volume gradually is part of the launch plan, so the number builds a good reputation with WhatsApp and does not get restricted.
How to compare quotes
When you receive quotes from several companies, do not compare the total alone. Ask: is it built on the official WhatsApp Business API? Who owns the number and the Meta account? Does the monthly fee include the AI model and hosting? Are Meta’s message fees separate? Can you move the bot to another provider if you want to?
In our quote the number and accounts are in your company’s name, the scope is written out by flow and connected system, and payments are tied to deliverables you can see working yourself. We itemise the monthly costs line by line, so there is no surprise bill after launch.
How much does whatsapp ai agent cost in Saudi Arabia?
Indicative Saudi market ranges in SAR, not a quote.
| Scope | Typical cost | What drives the price |
|---|---|---|
| Basic AI chatbot (FAQs and handoff to staff) | SAR 20,000–40,000 | Rises with the number of flows, languages and the size of the knowledge base. |
| WhatsApp business automation with system integrations (CRM, booking, orders) | SAR 20,000–80,000 setup | Integrating existing systems and flow complexity are the biggest price drivers. |
| Monthly running costs (hosting, AI model, monitoring) | SAR 3,000–8,000 per month | Excludes Meta’s per-message fees, which are paid to Meta by message type. |
We send you a written quote in SAR within 24 hours of the discovery session.
Our commitments
You own the code
Source code, accounts and domain are in your organisation’s name from day one.
Written scope and contract
Scope, milestones and price are agreed in writing before the first line of code.
On-time delivery, guaranteed
The delivery date is written into the contract, and we keep it at every milestone.
Fast technical support
A team that responds quickly after launch and fixes any issue in production.
How we work with you
- 1
Free discovery session
30 minutes with an engineer to understand your needs and how you work.
- 2
Written proposal within 24 hours
Clear scope, milestones, timeline and a price in SAR, with no obligation.
- 3
Contract and staged payments
You pay in stages tied to deliveries, not everything upfront.
- 4
Delivery with weekly reports
Follow progress in the client portal and review every milestone before sign-off.
- 5
Launch, training and support
We launch on schedule, train your team and stay with you with fast support.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a WhatsApp AI agent cost for a business?
Basic chatbot projects on the market start at around SAR 20,000 and go up with the number of flows and integrations such as CRM, booking and orders. On top of that there is a monthly running cost for hosting, the AI model and monitoring, while Meta’s message fees are paid directly to Meta by message type. We send a written quote within 24 hours once we understand your flows and message volume.
Can the agent run on my current number?
Usually yes, but a number used on the WhatsApp or WhatsApp Business app has to move to the WhatsApp Business API, after which your team uses it from a shared inbox rather than the regular app. If your team relies on that number day to day as it is, we sometimes suggest a dedicated number for the agent. We explain both options and their impact before we start.
Does the agent understand Saudi Arabic?
Yes. Modern models understand Saudi, Gulf and Egyptian Arabic and MSA, and handle messages mixed with English, typos and common shorthand. We test the agent on a sample of your real customer messages before launch, add your service names, branches and terminology, and tune the tone to be polite, clear and on-brand.
What happens if the agent does not know the answer?
We set it to apologise politely and hand the chat to a person with a summary of what the customer asked, rather than guess an answer that might be wrong. Every unanswered question is logged in the report, so you can add its answer to the knowledge base from a simple dashboard, and the agent improves over time without reprogramming or waiting on a developer.
Can I try an agent before signing?
Yes. We have a live chat agent and voice agent at /en/try on our website. Ask it questions your own way and judge its understanding and speed for yourself. Once we agree, we build a first version on your real questions, and you and your team test it on your own numbers before it opens to customers. We only launch after your approval.
Can the agent send bulk marketing messages?
Yes, through Meta-approved template messages and only to people who opted in to hear from you. We recommend starting bulk sends small and ramping up gradually to protect the number’s reputation, and we connect sending to your customer lists so the right message reaches the right segment. Any customer can stop marketing messages with a single word.
What is the difference between a WhatsApp agent and a website chatbot?
The brain is usually the same: one knowledge base and one set of policies. The difference is the channel. WhatsApp follows Meta’s rules on templates and the 24-hour reply window; a website does not. Many companies start with WhatsApp because it brings most of their enquiries, then add the website at a lower cost because the content and settings are already in place.
How does lead data reach the sales team?
We log every qualified lead in your CRM, a spreadsheet or email, with their name, number, need, source and a conversation summary. The responsible salesperson can be notified on WhatsApp instantly, and leads can be distributed round-robin or by city. If you do not have a sales system, we can build a simple CRM connected to the agent.
Is conversation data secure?
Conversations are stored in a database dedicated to your project, with access limited to the people who need it, and we follow the Saudi Personal Data Protection Law (PDPL). Data can be hosted in the region on request, and we sign an NDA if you want. The number, accounts and data all belong to your company and stay with you if you change provider.
How long does it take to launch?
A core flow for FAQs and handoff to staff can launch in 3 to 4 weeks. Adding booking and a CRM or order system integration can extend that to 6 weeks. Meta account verification and template approval run in parallel with the build so they do not delay launch, and we share progress with you weekly through the client portal.
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