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Message limits

How the two monthly message buckets work, when they reset, and what happens when one runs out.

Order updates
842 / 1,500
COD · Fulfillment · Reviews · Cancellations
Marketing
94 / 100
Upsell · Cart · Restock · Campaigns

Two independent buckets. Running out of one never stops the other — a used-up marketing allowance can't block your COD confirmations.

Messages sent from Wapify's shared number are counted against a monthly allowance. Messages sent from your own WhatsApp number are not counted at all, because Meta bills you for those directly. This page explains how the counting works.

Two buckets, never mixed

Meta prices templates by category, and a marketing message costs many times what an order update costs. Wapify's allowances mirror that split exactly.

BucketWhat comes out of it
Order updatesCOD Confirmation (and its reminder), Fulfillment, Ask for review (and its reminder), Cancellation reasons — plus most templates you send by hand from the Inbox or the Orders page.
MarketingUpsell, Abandoned Cart (and its reminder), Back in Stock, and every Campaign.

The buckets are independent and never borrow from each other. Both are pooled across all the automations that draw on them — there's no per-automation sub-limit to manage.

The allowances

PlanOrder updates / monthMarketing / month
Free10010
Basic500
Growth1,500100
Pro4,000200
Your own numberUnlimited on every plan — Meta bills you directly

Basic has no marketing allowance because it includes no marketing automations. Marketing buckets are small even on Pro, because a marketing message is genuinely expensive and it's the category customers report.

When the month resets

Your allowance runs on 30-day cycles anchored to your subscription, matching Shopify's billing periods — not to the calendar month. If you subscribed on the 8th, your allowance resets on the 8th. Yearly subscriptions get the same monthly buckets, refreshed on the same anniversary.

Stores with no subscription — the Free plan — fall back to the calendar month.

The Plans page always shows exactly when your current cycle rolls over, so there's no arithmetic to do.

What counts and what doesn't

CountsEvery template message successfully sent from Wapify's shared number — automated, manual, campaign, or Inbox.
Doesn't countFailed sends. A message that didn't go out never costs you allowance.
Doesn't countFree-text replies inside the 24-hour window. Meta doesn't bill those, so they never touch these two buckets. On every plan but Free, answering customers in the Inbox is effectively unlimited — Free has its own separate Inbox allowance, below.
Doesn't countAnything sent from your own number. Meta bills you, so Wapify stops counting entirely.
Counts as separate messagesFollow-up reminders, and per-product review requests. An order with three products uses three order-update messages.

What happens when a bucket runs out

Sending in that category stops until the cycle resets. Wapify doesn't queue the messages and doesn't charge overage — nothing is sent that you didn't pay for, and nothing arrives late en masse when the cycle rolls over.

You'll see it in three places:

  • A blocked send appears in Logs with the reason, so you can see exactly which customers were affected.
  • Your dashboard shows a plan-limit warning.
  • Manual sends from the Orders page or the Inbox tell you before you send, not after.

A campaign that runs out mid-send pauses and records why. The messages already sent have gone; the remaining recipients simply weren't reached.

Your options when you hit a limit

  1. Wait for the reset

    Free, and fine if you're only slightly over.

  2. Upgrade

    Takes effect immediately, and the higher allowance applies at once.

  3. Connect your own WhatsApp number

    Pro — removes allowances entirely. Meta bills you per conversation instead, usually more cheaply at volume. See Your own WhatsApp number.

  4. Send less of the expensive kind

    Marketing is almost always the bucket that runs out. Turning off a follow-up reminder, or narrowing a campaign audience, frees a surprising amount.

The Inbox allowance is separate Free

The two buckets above are about cost: they count the template messages Wapify pays Meta for. The Free plan has a third allowance, and it's about access rather than cost — it's what "limited access to the Inbox" means.

FreeBasic & GrowthPro
Messages you send from the Inbox / month100Read-onlyUnlimited
Each AI action — reply suggestions, order building, order matching10 runs / month eachUnlimited
  • Everything you send counts — free-text replies, photos, templates and new chats alike. This is the one place a free-text reply is counted.
  • The compose box shows the running total, so you always know where you are before you type.
  • Each AI action has its own 10, so spending your reply suggestions doesn't take away your order building.
  • A template you send from the Inbox counts twice: once here, and once in the order-update or marketing bucket it belongs to.
  • Reading is never limited. Chats, message history, customer profiles and the Lead/Support badges work on every plan, always.

When the 100 runs out, the compose box is replaced by an upgrade prompt until your cycle resets. Nothing is deleted and nothing stops arriving — inbound messages keep landing as normal.

The campaign cap is separate

On the shared number a campaign reaches at most 10 recipients, regardless of how much marketing allowance you have left. It's a separate rule, not a quota — and it disappears when you connect your own number.

Watching usage

The Plans page shows both buckets against their limits for the current cycle, with the reset date. It's worth a look about two-thirds of the way through your first couple of cycles: that's when you find out whether your plan is the right size before it interrupts anything.