DoubleTick pricing in India: the plans on the public page, and the WhatsApp bill beside them

DoubleTick pricing for an Indian business is a software plan plus a separate WhatsApp conversation charge.

As checked 28 October 2026, the plan catalogue loaded by doubletick.io/pricing for India shows two priced products and a custom third. The page labels them Starter, Pro, and Enterprise. The catalogue calls the first Standard (plan id DT_STANDARD). Yearly totals, before the 18% GST flagged on those rows:

• Starter / Standard: ₹36,000 a year (the page's annual view divides that by 12, which is ₹3,000 a month).
• Pro: ₹50,400 a year (₹4,200 a month on the same division).
• Enterprise: no public amount. The catalogue turns prices off.

Five users are listed on Standard, ten on Pro, one WABA on both. Conversation fees are not in those totals. DoubleTick's FAQ sends you to conversation costs. This article does not invent that table.

WatsBerry is a different bill: ₹1,599 / ₹2,999 / ₹5,999 per month ex-GST, Meta invoiced to you at 0% markup. If you want that model, start on watsberry.com. If you are here to read DoubleTick's card, the periods are next.

These are the India rows marked to display, ex-GST, on 28 October 2026. Monthly SKUs exist in the catalogue at ₹4,500 (Standard) and ₹6,200 (Pro) but are marked not to display, so they are not the public card. A 7-day trial flag sits on those hidden monthly rows. Do not treat them as the price on the grid.

Divide only if you want a per-month comparison. Yearly Standard is ₹3,000 a month. Quarterly Standard is ₹3,500 a month (₹10,500 / 3). The 6-month Standard total of ₹30,960 is ₹5,160 a month, which is higher than the quarterly per-month figure. That is what the catalogue contains. It may be a longer-period price that is not a discount. Confirm the toggle on the live page before you tell finance the "monthly" number.

GST at 18% is flagged on these rows. On the yearly Standard amount, 18% is ₹6,480, so the tax-inclusive total would be ₹42,480 if the flag matches the invoice. We are not your invoice. Check it.

The page also says plans include help-centre access and 24x7 chat, with a shared account manager on Pro and a dedicated one on Enterprise. That is their support line, from the FAQ, not a feature score from us.

The FAQ on the pricing page answers "what are the conversation charges?" by saying the cost varies by country and linking out. So DoubleTick pricing you see on the cards is the platform. WhatsApp usage is another bill, on their conversation-cost page, unless a contract says they have moved you to a pass-through of Meta's list rate.

We did not scrape that country table into this article. Open it. Then compare each row with Meta's pricing documentation. If their conversation price is above Meta's list rate, the gap is the thing to ask about. If it matches, the platform fee above is the comparison that matters. Our October hub records Meta's India card effective 1 October 2026 at ₹0.8631 marketing and ₹0.1150 for utility, authentication, and service after 1,000 free service messages per number, ex-tax.

DoubleTick's pricing page describes the product as a WhatsApp CX suite: AI agents, a no-code bot studio, broadcasts, and a unified inbox. That is their positioning, visible on the page. We do not have a checklist of which of those sit on Starter versus Pro beyond users and the account-manager line. Ask them.

Switching later is a Meta partner change, not a CSV export. The practical note is moving a number between providers. A longer "should we leave" piece, without this price table, is DoubleTick alternative.

This is not a winner's table. Periods differ. Seats differ. Who invoices Meta differs.

A 5-person team on DoubleTick Standard is one card. The same five people on WatsBerry are the Growth seat cap, at ₹5,999 a month ex-GST, which is ₹71,988 a year before GST, higher than DoubleTick's yearly Standard, before you look at message markups. If DoubleTick's conversation prices are above Meta and your volume is high, the yearly software gap can reverse. If their conversation prices match Meta, their software total can be lower. Do the sum. We will not pretend ₹1,599 is always cheaper than a suite priced by the year.

Shopify cart recovery, catalogue orders, and email at 5 paise are WatsBerry product facts, not DoubleTick claims. See pricing and Shopify WhatsApp API.

Side-by-side with another D2C name: Interakt vs DoubleTick.

Open DoubleTick's pricing page and their conversation costs in two tabs. If the rupees do not match this article, believe the tabs. Catalogues change.

Then decide whether you want their suite or a workspace where Meta's invoice is in your name. WatsBerry is the second one, run by Furiq Technologies Private Limited in Chennai, on the official Cloud API only. Join the waitlist on watsberry.com if you want the 14-day plan. Bring the question you could not answer from DoubleTick's conversation table. We would rather map your volume than argue with a logo.