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Upload an Excel or CSV file and RowReach sends a personal WhatsApp to every row in it. No contacts saved to your phone, no API to apply for, and no charge per message. The Chrome and Edge extension works with your existing WhatsApp number, and you do not need an account to install it.
Point RowReach at the file you already keep your list in — there is nothing to sync and nothing to upload to a server. Send from a local .xlsx workbook, from a CSV exported out of your CRM, or from a pasted block of numbers and your saved lists. Any column in the file becomes a token, and the numbers in it never touch your phonebook.
Write the message once with tokens where the details go, and every recipient gets their own name, their own dates and their own numbers. Column tokens such as @name, @company and @invoice map to any header in your file, WhatsApp formatting is supported, attachments ride along with the message, templates can be saved and reused, and a live preview renders a real row before a single message goes out.
Bulk sending gets accounts flagged when it looks like bulk sending. RowReach puts a randomised pause between every message, rests longer between batches so a large list never arrives as one burst, and varies timestamps and ordering per recipient. Messages go out through WhatsApp Web itself. These are safeguards rather than a guarantee — sending to people who did not ask to hear from you will get you reported however the messages are paced.
Against the WhatsApp Business API: no business verification or app review to sit through, no per-conversation billing, no pre-approved template restriction on what you can write, and your existing number keeps working instead of being taken over. Against broadcast lists: recipients do not need to have saved your number on both sides, every column can personalise the message instead of one identical blast, and messages are delivered rather than silently dropped when the recipient has not saved you.
Install the extension in Chrome or Edge, open your .xlsx or .csv file — it is read in your browser — write the message once and drop in @name, @company or any other column, then start the run. It sends to every row on its own, with a randomised gap between each.