Agentzee review: WhatsApp chatbots, AI voice calls, broadcasts and a built-in CRM on the official WhatsApp API. Plans start at ₹1,000 a month.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Agentzee is an AI-powered conversational sales and marketing platform built by Episyche Technologies Private Limited in Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, India. It is organized around WhatsApp and also reaches customers on Instagram, Facebook Messenger, LINE and Telegram. The company aims it at ecommerce brands, service enterprises and local businesses.
The core idea is consolidation. Chatbots, AI voice calling, broadcast campaigns, workflow automation and contact management share the same contact record, so a team can follow a buyer from first message to repeat purchase in one workspace. Agentzee says it runs on the official Meta WhatsApp Business API.
Agentzee chatbots use language models with retrieval-augmented generation, trained on a business's own content. Knowledge can be loaded by crawling a website, uploading PDFs, importing documents or Excel data, or typing text. The agent then answers customers, qualifies leads and books spots, and a human can take over through live chat when intent is high.
WhatsApp MCP extends the agent. MCP, the Model Context Protocol, lets the agent call connected tools such as Calendly, HubSpot or Slack during a conversation and keep the result on the same CRM contact. Workflows chain steps together, for example pulling a Shopify abandoned cart, creating a Stripe discount code and sending it on WhatsApp and email.
AI voice calling handles inbound and outbound calls in 40+ languages, with barge-in so customers can interrupt, instant language switching and CRM notes written back automatically. WhatsApp broadcasts send offer templates with an image, copy, link and shop button to opted-in customers on WhatsApp and LINE.
Sales intelligence connects Google Ads, Meta Ads and Shopify and scores each image, video and carousel as good, average or poor. The built-in CRM shows lead funnel, conversion rate, source breakdown, due follow-ups and stale leads, alongside notes and reminders.
Content generators for logos, infographics, social graphics and AI influencers are listed among the features. Marketplace sales reporting for Amazon, Flipkart, Myntra and Meesho is labeled coming soon, so it should not be counted on yet.
Agentzee is an AI conversational sales and marketing platform built by Episyche Technologies in Coimbatore, India. It combines WhatsApp chatbots, broadcasts, AI voice calling, workflows and a built-in CRM. It also supports Instagram, Messenger, LINE and Telegram.
Lite costs ₹1,000 a month, Starter ₹2,500, Growth ₹5,000 and Professional ₹10,000. Enterprise pricing is custom. Meta's WhatsApp message fees are extra.
The site's page description says to start free, and the homepage notes that no credit card is required. The pricing page lists no free plan, so confirm trial terms with Agentzee before signing up.
Yes. AI voice calling handles inbound and outbound calls in 40+ languages and writes notes back to the CRM. It is not included in Lite and begins on the Starter plan.
Through WhatsApp MCP, it connects to a catalog that includes Calendly, HubSpot, Salesforce, Zoho CRM, Slack, Google Calendar, Gmail and Jira. Workflows also use Shopify and Stripe. If a tool is missing, Agentzee says it will build a custom MCP tool.
Yes. Agentzee states that it runs on the official Meta WhatsApp Business API and follows Meta's opt-in and messaging guidelines.
It is aimed at small and growing businesses, with a ₹1,000 Lite plan for one person and a ₹2,500 Starter plan for small teams. Smaller plans limit AI replies, seats and channels, so check volumes against your needs.
Yes. The company says it supports businesses in North America, the Middle East, Southeast Asia and Europe, with multi-currency billing and global number support. Published plan prices are in rupees.