01 · Glossary
What counts as marketing
If the message exists to sell, it is marketing.
- Offers, discounts, and promotions
- New product and launch announcements
- Event invites and loyalty nudges
- Re-engagement and win-back messages
02 · Glossary
The two hard rules
Marketing is the only category with both requirements.
- Opt-in: an explicit, recorded agreement before the first send
- Opt-out: a clear unsubscribe path in every marketing template
- Honor opt-outs instantly and keep the contact out of future lists
- No purchased lists, no scraped numbers — ever
03 · Glossary
What marketing costs
Marketing is the most expensive conversation category.
- US rate: $0.025 per conversation
- Rate varies by destination country tier
- Entry-point conversations from Click to WhatsApp ads bill as marketing by default
- Every template send opens a new billable marketing conversation
04 · Glossary
How to run campaigns safely
The campaign survives on compliance, not volume.
- Segment to engaged, opted-in contacts
- Batch sends rather than firing everything at once
- Watch the number's quality rating as volume grows
- Use the broadcast checker before launching
- Wutt blocks sends to contacts without opt-in and logs every opt-out
Last updated 5 August 2026
Common questions
No. Marketing requires explicit, recorded opt-in before the first send. There is no workaround.
Marketing sells; utility informs. An order status update is utility; an offer attached to it is marketing.
In the US, $0.025 per conversation. Rates vary by destination country.
Usually missing opt-out, promotional tone issues like capitalisation or urgency, or content that reads like spam.