WhatsApp AI chatbot for UAE businesses.
What a WhatsApp AI agent does, what it should never do, and how to decide if your business is ready for one.
Why WhatsApp matters in the UAE
Customers in the UAE message businesses on WhatsApp first and call second. Real estate, clinics, restaurants and home services all see enquiries arrive in the evening, at weekends and in more than one language. A slow reply usually means the customer messages the next business.
What an AI agent actually does
It answers common questions from the prices, hours and details you approve, asks the questions your team would ask, captures the contact details and books the appointment, viewing or table. It replies in Arabic or English, matching the customer.
What it should never do
It should never guess a price, make a promise you did not approve, or pretend to be a person. A good agent says it is an AI assistant, stays inside your rules and hands the chat to your team when it is unsure or the customer asks for a person.
The official route
WhatsApp agents should run through the official WhatsApp Business platform, not unofficial tools that risk a blocked number. Conversation fees are set by WhatsApp and billed at cost. WhatsApp agents are included from our Growth plan at AED 730 a month.
How to start
Start with one agent on your website for 14 days, free. You see real conversations before you pay, then decide whether to add WhatsApp. Our starter plan is AED 390 a month plus a AED 1,200 set-up.
Where to go next.
WhatsApp agents
Answer, qualify and book
Free 14-day pilot
Try it on your own site
AI disclosure
How our agents stay honest
Can the chatbot speak Arabic?
Yes. Our agents reply in Arabic or English depending on the customer, and Arabic replies are tested before launch.
Will it replace my team?
No. It handles the first reply and the routine questions so your team spends time on the customers who are ready to buy.
Want this done for you?
Start with a free audit or a 14-day pilot. No commitment.
