Find out what stands between your business and its first send. You answer up to nine short questions about your Meta business portfolio, your WhatsApp Business Account and your target audience. You get a score out of 10 and a to-do list with only the steps you're missing.
WhatsApp’s Commerce Policy doesn’t allow marketing these products on WhatsApp, and Meta rejects message templates that try. The rest of the set-up wouldn’t change that, so the survey stops here.
There are exceptions: for example, manufacturers and healthcare services that don’t sell directly to consumers are allowed. If you think your business qualifies, read the policy, or talk to us and we’ll look at it together.
Before your first marketing message can go out, a few things need to be in place on Meta's side. Most of them take minutes; one takes longer, so it's good to know early. The survey walks you through all six and tells you exactly what's left.
Most businesses can. A few categories, like alcohol or gambling, can't.
Everything on Meta lives inside it, and the set-up steps need admin access.
Your messages go out from this number, under the name your customers see.
Meta charges for every message it delivers. Nothing goes out without a card.
Written once, reviewed by Meta, usually within a day ().
Only message customers who said yes to hearing from you. If you don’t, they report you, and Meta can stop your messages.
How to get their yes →Meta bills the messages at its list price. We charge a fixed fee for the software.