Broadcast
Send an offer, announcement or reminder to the right customers in a few taps.




Thabaal connects the small steps that normally sit in different places: sending, reading, replying, ordering and collecting payment.
Send an offer, announcement or reminder to the right customers in a few taps.
Know how many customers actually received and opened your message.
Track new orders, payment waiting, COD and money received from one place.
Find customers who may reorder and bring them back with a timely message.
Switch between a simple overview, campaign result and payment view. Every number comes with a plain-language action.
Your messages are reaching customers and bringing paid orders.
Thabaal keeps the language familiar and the next button obvious, so the owner can get back to the shop floor.
Pick everyone, a customer area, a tag, or people who bought a particular product.
Use a WhatsApp-approved template, add your offer and choose now, later or a gentle sending speed.
Follow delivery, reads, replies, orders and payments — then take the next suggested action.
Thabaal gives the owner one place to send, follow up and understand. The dashboard uses the words they already use every day.
Send new arrivals, festival offers and stock updates to regular customers.
Fill slow hours, share today’s menu and bring back people who ordered before.
Remind customers about appointments, renewals and the next service date.
Turn campaign spending into a clear sales story your team can understand.
Pricing is being finalised. These four spaces are intentionally left open for the final plan names, limits and WhatsApp message costs.
For trying Thabaal
For consistent weekly marketing
For a growing customer base
For teams and larger volume
Use this section to remove hesitation before someone creates their first campaign.
Talk to ThabaalNo. Thabaal is designed for the owner or one small team member to use from a phone.
Yes. You can see sent, delivered, read, replied, ordered and paid stages.
The Payments section is designed to track payment links, UPI, cash, bank payments and COD collection.
Yes. WhatsApp message costs should sit beside sales and paid orders, so the return is easy to understand.
Start with a simple demo. Decide the plan later.