Never leave
your money
on the table.
Scallix answers your WhatsApp instantly — prices, stock, sizes, follow-ups — every hour of the week. It takes the repetitive half so your team keeps every conversation that actually needs a person.
20 minutes, no deck, no pressure. If it's not a fit we'll say so on the call. Or see what your inbox is costing you.
Nobody on the team was awake. The order was confirmed before opening hours.
- Inbound
Answers every message, instantly
Questions about price, stock, sizes, delivery — answered from your real catalog, at 3am or 3pm, without anyone on shift.
- Outbound
Follows up so sales don't stall
Customers who went quiet, or bought once and never came back, get a relevant follow-up instead of being forgotten.
Your team isn't the bottleneck. The repetitive half of the job is.
Answering “is this in stock?” for the fiftieth time isn't why you hired anyone. Scallix takes that half so your people spend their day on the conversations that actually need a person.
The 40th “what's the price?” of the day deserves the same answer as the first.
That's not a people problem — it's what answering the same question fifty times does to anyone. Scallix takes the repeats so your team keeps the conversations worth having.
Customers message at 11pm. Nobody should have to be on shift for that.
Evenings and weekends are when people actually shop. Covering those hours shouldn't mean asking someone to work them.
The same question gets a different answer depending on who's free.
Not because anyone's careless — prices change, stock moves, and nobody memorises a catalog. One source of truth fixes it.
Follow-ups fall through the cracks. The sale goes quietly cold.
A customer asks, gets an answer, goes quiet. Remembering to circle back three days later is exactly the kind of admin nobody should be doing by hand.
Most of the week, your WhatsApp is unattended.
Not because your team is bad — because a week is 168 hours and nobody works all of them. Here's the arithmetic on a standard Mon–Fri, 9–6.
123 hrs
every week when a message can arrive and nobody is there to answer it
73%
of the week you are closed — evenings, nights and both weekend days
6,396
hours a year your busiest sales channel is running unsupervised
A customer messaging at 9pm isn't browsing — that's usually when people have time to actually buy. By the time somebody reads it at 9am, they've had eleven hours to change their mind or message someone else.
And the ones arriving during working hours still queue behind everything else. Nobody comparison-shopping three suppliers waits for the slowest one to get back to them.
Based on opening hours of Monday–Friday, 9am–6pm (45 of 168 hours a week). Adjust for your own hours — the shape of the number doesn't change much unless you're staffed overnight.
Three steps, and none of them are yours.
- 01
A customer messages you — any hour, any day
No app to install, no form. They use the channel they already have open.
- 02
Scallix answers from your real catalog
Prices, sizes, stock, delivery. No guessing and no invented specs — if it isn't in your catalog, it doesn't get said.
- 03
It closes, follows up, or hands you the conversation
Straightforward sales get finished. Quiet customers get a follow-up later. Anything genuinely human reaches 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 what the customer actually means, and answers in your tone.
The sales you never hear about are the expensive ones.
A customer who doesn't get an answer doesn't complain — they buy somewhere else. Move the sliders to match your month.
Your average sale — one order, not a lifetime of them.
Money walking out the door, every month
$1,920
120 conversations missed · 24 sales that never happened.
Answer all of them and you win back around $1,344/month. Growth costs $349.
Your net gain
+$995 / month
$11,940 a year — after paying for it. That's 3.9× back on what you spend.
Assumes instant replies win back 70% of missed conversations, not all of them — someone who messaged at 1am has often already bought elsewhere by morning.
We're new. So the first customers get a better deal than the ones after them.
No logos to show you and no case studies yet — Scallix is early, and pretending otherwise would be the fastest way to lose your trust. Here's what we offer instead.
Try it on a slice of your traffic first
Point one product line or one number at it. Keep everything else exactly as it is.
If it can't answer your 20 most common questions, you don't pay
You give us the questions. We show you the answers before any money changes hands.
Founding pricing, locked
Early customers keep their rate as the product grows. No lock-in contract either way.
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
$149/mo
Up to ~300 conversations / month
For businesses starting to feel the weight of their inbox.
- Full catalog knowledge
- Instant replies, 24/7
- Human handoff on request
- One WhatsApp number
Growth
Recommended$349/mo
Up to ~1,000 conversations / month
For teams where every missed hour costs orders.
- Everything in Starter
- Integrations — stock, CRM, orders
- Follow-ups on quiet conversations
- Up to 3 WhatsApp numbers
Scale
from$799/mo
1,000+ conversations / month
For operations where WhatsApp is the main sales channel.
- Everything in Growth
- Dedicated support
- Custom integrations, built to your stack
- Custom sales flow and tone tuning
- Unlimited WhatsApp numbers
Less than the cost of one missed sale a month. Founding customers keep their rate.
The questions people actually have.
Do I need a big WhatsApp audience for this to be worth it?
No. It pays off on volume of conversations, not size of list. If you're handling 20+ inquiries a week and losing some to slow replies, there's something here. Use the calculator above — if the number looks small, we'll tell you it's too early.
How long does setup take?
Usually a few days. Most of it is us loading your catalog and tuning tone; the WhatsApp connection itself is quick. You review the answers before it talks to a single customer.
Is this allowed under WhatsApp's rules?
Replying to customers who message you first — yes, no restrictions. Proactive follow-ups are different: WhatsApp requires customer opt-in and pre-approved message templates, and there are limits on what you can send. We set that up properly rather than routing around it, which is also what keeps your number from getting banned.
What happens when it doesn't know the answer?
It says it doesn't know and passes the conversation to your team with the full thread. It will not invent a price, a stock level or a delivery date. That constraint is the point.
We already have someone answering WhatsApp. Why change?
Keep them. Scallix takes the repetitive half — price, stock, sizes, hours — so your person spends their day on conversations that actually need judgment, and on the ones arriving at midnight.
What if we're not ready to commit?
Then don't. Run it on one product line and see what happens. There's no lock-in contract, and if it can't handle your 20 most common questions you don't pay at all.
What you'll actually get from the call.
- A live demo on your actual catalog — not a generic recording
- An honest read on which of your conversations it can handle, and which still need a person
- Setup time and cost for your specific volume
- A clear next step, whether or not you buy
20 minutes, no deck, no pressure. If it's not a fit we'll say so on the call.
Ready to
unlock your
sales potential?
Twenty minutes, your catalog, and an honest answer on whether this is worth your money. No deck, no pressure.
Press and hold — we'd rather you meant it.