Your best
salesperson
never sleeps.
Scallix replies to every WhatsApp inquiry instantly, knows your full catalog by heart, and talks like a real person — not a bot script. No fatigue, no missed leads, no off-hours.
hi, do you still have the 3-seater in beige? and whats the price
Yes, the beige 3-seater is in stock at AED 2,450. The fabric is stain-treated, and it ships within 3 days. Want dimensions, or shall I check delivery for your area?
Replied in 3 secondsdimensions please, my living room is narrow
218 × 92 × 84 cm. If the room is under 3 m wide, the 2-seater at AED 1,780 leaves a lot more walking space. It's the same fabric, same colour.
Nobody on the team was awake. The order was confirmed before opening hours.
Answers in seconds
Not hours. Not tomorrow morning.
Awake at 3am and 3pm
Every hour, every weekend, every holiday.
One pitch, every time
Your best script, delivered identically to every customer.
The problem isn't your team. It's that they're human.
Nobody stays sharp through 40 conversations, and nobody answers at midnight. Those aren't performance issues — they're the natural limits of staffing a chat inbox with people.
Your team gets tired. The 40th reply of the day isn't as sharp as the first.
Energy drops, shortcuts creep in, and the pitch that closed at 9am turns into a one-line answer by 4pm. Same product, weaker sale.
Customers message at 11pm. Nobody's there to answer.
Evenings, weekends, holidays — that's when people actually have time to shop. Every one of those messages sits unread until morning.
Every staff member pitches differently. Some close, some don't.
Your best rep knows exactly which detail lands. The rest are guessing. You're paying the same for both outcomes.
A slow reply is a lost sale. Customers move on fast.
They messaged three businesses, not one. Whoever answers first sets the terms — and usually gets the order.
Put a number on the hours you're spending in a chat window.
Not a cost of software — the cost of doing it by hand. Move the sliders to match your month.
Optional — fully loaded hourly cost of whoever answers the messages.
Hours your team spends per month on this
25 hours
Roughly 3.1 full working days of someone's month, spent typing.
That's $375/month in staff time — time your best people could spend actually closing deals instead of replying to FAQs.
$4,500 a year, if the volume holds.
Scallix handles this instantly, 24/7, without getting tired.
Your team keeps the conversations that need a human, and stops spending its month on the ones that don't.
Flat monthly rate. No per-message billing.
Priced by conversation volume, so the bill matches the size of your inbox — not the length of your conversations.
Starter
$XXX/mo
Up to 500 conversations / month
For businesses starting to feel the weight of their inbox.
- Full product catalog knowledge
- Instant replies, 24/7
- Human handoff on request
- Single WhatsApp number
- Email support
Growth
Recommended$XXX/mo
Up to 2,000 conversations / month
For teams doing real volume, where every missed hour costs orders.
- Everything in Starter
- Catalog updates as your stock changes
- Conversation history and handoff notes
- Up to 3 WhatsApp numbers
- Priority support
Scale
$XXX/mo
5,000+ conversations / month
For operations where WhatsApp is the main sales channel.
- Everything in Growth
- Custom sales flow and tone tuning
- Multiple locations or branches
- Unlimited WhatsApp numbers
- Dedicated account contact
Less than the cost of one missed sale a month.
Three steps, and none of them are yours.
- 01
Customer messages you on WhatsApp, any time, day or night
No app to download, no form to fill in, no waiting for opening hours. They use the channel they already have open.
- 02
Scallix understands what they need and pulls real product details
No guessing, no made-up specs. Answers come from your actual catalog — prices, sizes, stock, options.
- 03
Scallix guides them toward a purchase, and hands off to a real person the moment a conversation needs one
Routine questions get handled instantly. Anything genuinely human — a negotiation, a complaint, an edge case — goes straight to your team with the full thread attached.
Built on OpenAI's language models, so it reads and responds like an actual person, not a script. It follows the thread, picks up on what the customer actually means, and answers in your tone — not in template fragments.