WhatsApp API for the Gulf.
One platform for WhatsApp numbers across Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain, and Oman — Arabic templates, one team, and Meta's official rate card per country.
One market, six regimes
Companies operating across the Gulf hit the same paradox: the same customer, the same language, the same buying behaviour — but every country brings its own number, its own trade licence, and its own Meta conversation rate card.
For most teams the result is sprawl: a Saudi number on an app, a UAE number on another platform, and a Kuwaiti number on a branch manager's phone. No unified customer record, and no single report for management.
Yexa Pro handles this with one platform managing several WhatsApp Business numbers: each branch works its own number, permissions separate the teams, and management sees the whole picture — while each country's fees are still charged on its own official rate card.
Built for multi-country operations
Multiple numbers
Add a WhatsApp Business number per country or branch and run them all from the same dashboard.
Templates per language
Arabic and English variants of each template, worded for each market and cleared through Meta review.
Permissions & team separation
Each team sees only its conversations; regional management sees everything.
Each country at its own rate
Conversation fees differ between Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Kuwait — passed through at Meta's official rate and shown in the wallet.
Comparative reporting
Compare response times, conversation volume, and team performance across markets.
Compliance & data protection
Data isolation, role-based access, an audit trail, and a DPA where required.
What changes between GCC countries, and what doesn't
Unchanged: the underlying infrastructure is Meta's WhatsApp Cloud API everywhere, the 24-hour window and approved-template rules apply in every market, and the requirement for explicit customer opt-in is the same.
Changed: the conversation rate card per country and category, the business verification document required (Saudi commercial registration, UAE trade licence, and so on), and the wording that reads naturally to a customer in each market.
So we don't sell you a flat "Gulf rate". The platform subscription is in USD, and Meta's fees are charged on the rate card of the country you're messaging — with an estimate shown before every campaign.
Who runs it across the Gulf
Multi-country retailers
One brand selling into Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Kuwait — a number per market, one customer record.
Clinic and centre chains
Appointment reminders from each branch's own number, with central attendance reporting.
Real estate groups
Route each market's enquiries to its own advisers, with central oversight of follow-up quality.
Logistics companies
Automated cross-border shipment updates in the customer's language.
Marketing agencies
Manage several clients' numbers from one account with separated permissions.
Banks & fintech
OTP and account alerts on the channel customers actually read.
Why a regional provider
Arabic-first
Native Arabic interface, templates, and reports with correct RTL — not a translation over an English product.
Regional integrations
Salla and Zid ready for Gulf stores, alongside Shopify and WooCommerce.
Support in your hours
Arabic help with Meta verification and template review — not a ticket waiting on another time zone.
Cost transparency
No markup on Meta fees, and a wallet showing exactly what each country consumed.