01 · Quick comparison
@lang('Wutt vs ')AiSensy: capability by capability
| Capability |
Wutt |
AiSensy |
| Starter price |
$11/mo |
from $20/mo (Free Forever plan available) |
| Shared inbox |
Yes |
Yes |
| AI sales agent |
Built in |
Add-on (from $99/mo) |
| Booking request workflow |
Built in |
No |
| Store catalog to order in chat |
Built in |
Yes (catalog + cart management) |
| AI reply drafts + translation |
Yes |
Partial (AI agent add-on) |
| Payment gateways |
Stripe / PayPal / Tap |
Razorpay / PayU / UPI |
| Markup on Meta fees |
None |
Credits recharged separately at Meta rates (per their page) |
| Telegram inbox |
Yes |
No |
| Free trial |
$1 first month |
Free Forever plan |
Feature data reviewed 4 August 2026 from each provider's public site. AiSensy's chatbot builder ($80/mo) and AI agent ($99/mo) are paid add-ons on top of the base plan; WhatsApp credits are recharged separately.
02 · The fair take
@lang('Who should choose ')AiSensy
Choose AiSensy if you run broadcast-heavy WhatsApp marketing at scale in India — their unlimited-user base plan, free forever tier, native UPI/Razorpay payments and huge template library are genuinely strong, and their message credits are recharged separately at Meta rates.
03 · Where Wutt fits
AiSensy vs Wutt: the deciding factor
Choose Wutt if you want a shared WhatsApp + Telegram inbox with booking, store chat and AI reply drafts in one flat price — without juggling chatbot and AI-agent add-ons. Wutt also suits teams outside India that do not need India-specific payment rails.
04 · Real pricing maths
Meta message fees shown separately
1,000 conversations/mo
Wutt$11/mo
AiSensyfrom $20/mo + per-message fees
Meta credits are recharged separately in both cases. Wutt adds no markup.
5,000 conversations/mo
Wutt$99/mo
AiSensyfrom $20/mo + per-message fees
AiSensy's chatbot and AI agent add-ons ($80–$99/mo each) sit on top of the base plan.
20,000 conversations/mo
Wutt$299/mo
AiSensyfrom $20/mo + per-message fees
Check AiSensy's pricing page for current per-message rates by country.
05 · Migration path
Moving from AiSensy to Wutt
- Export your contacts and conversation history from AiSensy (CSV).
- Create your Wutt workspace and connect the same WhatsApp number via Meta Cloud API or QR session.
- Re-submit your approved templates in Wutt; Meta keeps template approvals per business, not per provider.
- Import contacts, tags, and notes into Wutt.
- Rebuild your broadcast lists as Wutt campaigns and set up inbox rules and booking services.
- Run both tools in parallel for one week, then switch your wa.me links and QR codes to Wutt.
Most teams migrate in 3–5 days. Your WhatsApp number is not lost — it is connected to a new application, not moved.
06 · Proof
Verification
Teams switching from AiSensy to Wutt typically keep the same WhatsApp number and templates. The capability to watch in a migration is the add-on stack: Wutt's flat plan includes AI replies, booking and store chat that AiSensy sells as separate builders.
Questions buyers ask before switching
No. Your number stays with you. You disconnect it from AiSensy and connect it to Wutt using the same Meta Cloud API account or a QR session. Meta approvals for templates are tied to your business, not to AiSensy.
You can reuse the same template text, but you re-submit the templates inside Wutt so approvals are associated with your Wutt workspace. Most approvals take a few hours to a few days.
The mechanical part takes one to two hours: export contacts, connect the number, import templates. Most teams run both tools for a week before fully switching links and QR codes.
Wutt adds no markup to Meta fees — Meta bills you and Wutt bills a flat plan price. AiSensy recharges WhatsApp credits separately, at rates their pricing page describes as Meta's.
The free plan is real and generous for testers. If your broadcasts became an actual business workflow, compare the add-ons: Wutt's $11/mo plan includes AI replies, booking and store chat that AiSensy charges extra for.
Wutt runs a $1 first-month trial. AiSensy offers a free forever plan. Compare them side by side on the same number.
AiSensy's payments and broadcast tooling are built around the Indian market (UPI, Razorpay, PayU). Wutt uses Stripe, PayPal and Tap, which suits the Gulf and international teams AiSensy serves less deeply.
