Your number was banned
in WhatsApp
We explain what gets business numbers banned on WhatsApp, what you can do right now, and how to move your conversations to the official channel where broadcasts are allowed by the rules.
- The reasons explained
- A clear action plan
- How to avoid a repeat
How leads are lost right now
Three situations almost every company knows
The number was cut off without warning
In the morning the app says the account is banned. Customers can't reach you, enquiries stop and the conversations are inaccessible.
The customer base went with the number
Contacts and history existed only on the phone. There's nowhere to recover who wrote and what about.
The new number gets banned too
You bought a SIM card, messaged your customers, and a week later it happened again. The problem isn't the number, it's the way you send.
How conversations work in the official channel
Messages go out through approved templates and replies arrive in the company's shared inbox.
How do I switch to the official channel after a ban?
While the appeal is under review, a line goes live on another number in about 15 minutes, so you don't have to stop talking to customers.
Appeal in the app
You submit a request right from WhatsApp and honestly describe the nature of your conversations. Meanwhile, you don't send broadcasts from other numbers.
Dashboard and new line
You sign up and create a WhatsApp Business API line on an available number.
Meta form and code
Company details, channel name and number verification by call or SMS.
Templates instead of mass sending
We prepare templates that pass moderation and don't draw complaints. Now you can message customers first, by the rules.
Getting your old number back
If Meta lifts the ban, we connect your usual number to the official channel.
What you get
A clear reason
We work out what triggered the ban: bulk sending, recipient complaints or a rule violation.
An action plan
We show you how to file an appeal and what to write so it actually gets reviewed.
The official channel
In the WhatsApp Business API broadcasts are allowed through approved templates. That's the legitimate route.
History belongs to the company
Conversations and contacts are stored in your dashboard and don't disappear with a phone.
Quality control for broadcasts
We help you write a template that passes moderation and doesn't collect complaints.
Delivery reports
You can see what was delivered and read, rather than "it went out somewhere".
A regular number vs the official channel
The key difference is whether you're allowed to message customers first and what happens for bulk sending
How much will a legal broadcast to your customer base cost?
Enter your volume of templates and replies: this shows what the very thing your number used to get banned for actually costs.
Your country
Meta rates depend on the recipient country. Below are the final prices per message.
Promos, discounts, invitations: marketing messages
Order status, appointment reminders, payment reminders
Everything an agent writes to a customer while the 24-hour window is open. The first 1,000 per month per number are charged at a reduced price
Total
200.94 $