WhatsApp Channels Automation

WAHA provides an intuitive, private-hosted, free HTTP API designed to effortlessly automate WhatsApp Channels management.

Simplify integration processes, automate posting, and parse posts from WhatsApp Channels with ease using HTTP API!

👉 Checkout Step-By-Step Guide - How to send a post to WhatsApp Channel via API

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How To Use?

Run WAHA
1. Start WAHA
Run one command in the terminal on your own laptop or server
Scan QR
2. Pair Number
Connect your or any other number by scanning QR code

WhatsApp Channels Automation

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Get WhatsApp Channels

            GET /api/{session}/channels
[{
  "id": "123@newsletter",
  "name": "Local News",
  "description": "...",
  "invite": "...",
  "picture": "...",
  "role": "ADMIN"
   ...
}]
            
          
Free

Send Messages

            POST /api/sendText
{
  "session": "default",
  "chatId": "12132132130@newsletter",
  "text": "Hi there!"
}

            
          
API

Receive Messages

            
{
    "event": "message",
    "session": "default",
    "payload": {
        "id": "false_123123@newsletter_AAA",
        "timestamp": 1720776511,
        "from": "123@newsletter",
        "body": "How are you all?! ❤️",
        ...
    },
    ...
}
            
          

How To Start?

Why WAHA?

Free

It's free!

WAHA Core version is always free, no limits in messages or time!
WAHA Plus version have no licence expiration!

Servers

Self-hosted solution

No strings to suspicious SaaS WhatsApp API solutions. Install it on your own server!

API

HTTP / REST API

Use your own favorite language - Python, JavaScript, PHP, C#, Clojure, or PowerShell.
PowerShell, really? Are you insane?! Choose another language, dude.

Document

Scalable

You can easily run 1 session to automate your WhatsApp and scale it to 500 sessions to provide SaaS solution!

Easy

Easy & Simple

You can run the API in a click!* Documentation has a lof examples and how-to guides.
*It's actually "a command", not a click.

Checked

No blocking

Under the hood it runs a real instance of Whatsapp Web to avoid getting blocked.
WhatsApp does not allow bots or unofficial clients on their platform, so this shouldn't be considered totally safe.