Per-action pricing is easy to defend and hard to picture. This works it out at the real rates — the ones the billing code charges from — for whatever mix of channels you would actually use. No signup, and nothing you type leaves your browser.
| Finding 500 businesses | ₹1,500 |
|---|---|
| Scoring them with AI | ₹1,000 |
| WhatsApp × 200 | ₹0 |
| Email × 200 | ₹70 |
| Total on Rechlio | ₹2,570 |
Rechlio adds no platform fee to WhatsApp — you connect your own WhatsApp Business account and Meta bills you directly. We do not quote Meta’s rates, because they vary by conversation category and country and they are not ours to publish. Put your rate in and this will add it up.
Meta’s charge is not included above. Enter their rate to include it.
Rates are read from the same constants the billing code charges from, so this page cannot quote a price the product does not use. It does not include your monthly plan, if you are on one.
Every rate in the calculator is read from the same constants the billing code charges from. There is no separate marketing price list, which means this page cannot quote a number the product does not use — and a test fails if a rupee figure ever gets typed into it by hand.
The rates in full, along with the monthly plans, are on the pricing page.
WhatsApp conversations are billed to you by Meta. Rechlio never sees that charge, does not resell it, and does not mark it up — which is what being a Meta Tech Provider means in practice, and it is the entire argument for the ₹0 line in the table.
Meta’s rates vary by conversation category and by country, and they change. Any figure printed on this page would be wrong for somebody on the day it was written. There is a box for your rate, and until you fill it in the output says plainly that Meta’s charge is excluded.