Reputoo vs Interakt

Interakt is a marketing-and-support hub. Campaigns, a shared inbox, catalogues, WhatsApp Pay and Instagram DMs sit in one place, and every plan allows unlimited agents — which makes it easy to put a whole sales or support floor on one number without counting seats.

Reputoo is built around the conversation that ends in a booking or a sale. The same AI agent answers on WhatsApp and on the phone, books against real staff availability, takes a deposit and sends the reminder, while broadcasts, templates and a shared inbox cover the rest.

Interakt's paid WhatsApp plans are ₹2,799 (Growth) and ₹3,799 (Advanced) a month plus taxes, with discounts for quarterly and yearly billing; AI agents add ₹3,000 a month. Reputoo starts at ₹999 a month for campaigns, templates and the team inbox, and includes the AI booking agent from the Growth plan.

The per-message side is where the gap compounds. Meta's list rate for a marketing message to an Indian number is ₹0.8631 before GST (July 1, 2026 rate card). Interakt lists ₹0.949 to ₹0.970 depending on plan, and advertises "No Markup Charges" only on Enterprise. Reputoo charges nothing per message on any plan: you pay Meta's official rate directly to Meta.

At 20,000 marketing messages a month, ₹0.09–₹0.11 per message is roughly ₹1,700 to ₹2,150 a month before tax — more than Reputoo's entry subscription.

Both products now do voice, but different kinds. Interakt lets your team make and receive WhatsApp calls from the business number, with recordings and AI summaries — a person is on the call.

Reputoo's voice agent, Vajra, answers ordinary phone calls itself: a customer rings a number and the agent that answers your WhatsApp picks up, answers questions, books the appointment and confirms it on WhatsApp. It is a ₹1,999/month add-on with minutes at ₹4–12 from a prepaid wallet.

A WhatsApp Business API number can move between providers without changing the number. Meta supports migrating a phone number from one WhatsApp Business Account to another, and the number keeps its display name, quality rating and messaging limit. What does not travel is the old provider's own data: chat history, contact tags, chatbot flows and campaign reports stay behind, so export what you need before you start.

In practice there are three steps. Turn off two-step verification on the number at the old provider, so the new one can register it. Start the migration from the new provider and confirm with the one-time code Meta sends to the number. Re-create any message templates that were not carried over and wait for Meta to approve them. Messaging pauses only for the few minutes the switch takes.

One condition decides whether you can leave at all: the WhatsApp Business Account has to sit in your own Meta Business Manager. If a provider created it inside theirs, ask them to hand it over before you try to migrate — and establish this in writing with any provider before you sign up.

Reputoo is not the right answer for every business, and a comparison that pretended otherwise would not be worth reading.

You run WhatsApp and Instagram together, many people answer chats, and appointments are not part of the job. Interakt includes unlimited agents on every plan and a strong catalogue, payments and Instagram inbox — at that shape it is the better buy, and you would not use most of what Reputoo adds.

If that describes you, Interakt is the sensible buy. Our answers to common platform questions also state where Reputoo is not the right fit.