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Chatwoot vs Whatso

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Chatwoot

9.4#1 in help desk softwareFrom $19 a month
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Whatso

6.5#18 in whatsapp business api providersFrom $29 a month
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AudienceChatwoot is designed for teams handling customer support, sales, or engagement and for founders and operators moving conversations into one place.Whatso describes the product as a WhatsApp support and sales channel for business teams, with Starter aimed at small teams and Business at larger operations.
ProductChatwoot is an AI-powered, open-source customer support platform with an omnichannel support desk and knowledge base.Whatso turns a WhatsApp Business number into a shared team inbox for assigning chats, replying with templates, automating with chatbots, and sending broadcasts.
SecurityChatwoot states that it is SOC 2 Type II certified, GDPR compliant, and encrypts data at rest and in transit with AES-256 using AWS KMS hardware security modules.The site says company data is isolated, secrets are encrypted at rest, and inbox access is limited to each team.
SupportCommunity Edition support is provided through Discord and GitHub, while Premium Support adds priority email support and Enterprise includes phone support and developer office hours.Support is available by email at [email protected], and Whatso says it typically replies within one business day.

Chatwoot plans

  • HackerFree
  • Startups$19 a month
  • Business$39 a month
  • Enterprise$99 a month
  • Captain AI additional credits$20 a month
  • Community EditionFree

Whatso plans

  • Starter$29 a month
  • Growth$79 a month
  • Business$199 a month

Pick Chatwoot if…

Chatwoot suits support, sales, or engagement teams that want to manage multiple conversation channels together. It also fits teams that need self-hosting, API access, or a shared knowledge base.

Pick Whatso if…

Whatso suits business teams handling WhatsApp support or sales conversations together. Starter is aimed at small teams, while Business targets larger operations.

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