notifish Review, Pricing & Features

Notifish automates WhatsApp campaigns, group broadcasts, and Instagram/Facebook publishing via API, WordPress plugin, or dashboard. See features, pricing, and…

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Automation
Pricing
Paid subscription only, no free plan. Three published monthly plans (intro discounted price shown in BRL): Básico R$109.90/mo (2 WhatsApp instances, 10 groups, API, WordPress plugin), Premium R$149.99/mo (5 instances, 20 groups, unlimited campaigns), and Business R$259.99/mo (5 instances, 30 groups, plus Instagram Story/Reels and Facebook publishing). An Enterprise tier is also referenced for higher-volume needs.
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August 6, 2026
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Notifish is a multichannel automation platform built around WhatsApp. Users connect one or more WhatsApp numbers by scanning a QR code, then use Notifish to send unlimited WhatsApp messages, broadcast to groups, schedule WhatsApp Status/Stories, and run campaigns to contact lists. On the Business and Enterprise plans it also auto-publishes generated Instagram Story/Reels media and Facebook posts whenever new content is published. Content can be pushed into Notifish either through a WordPress plugin (aimed at news portals and e-commerce blogs that want articles distributed automatically) or through a full REST API for custom integrations with CRMs, ERPs, and billing systems. The company positions itself for Brazilian SMBs, online stores, and media portals, citing customer stories about automating billing reminders, distributing news to WhatsApp groups, and cross-posting blog content to social channels. All plans include unlimited WhatsApp; Instagram and Facebook publishing is reserved for the higher-tier Business and Enterprise plans.

Key Features

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Unlimited WhatsApp messaging included on every plan, including the entry-level Básico tier
  • Auto-generates Instagram Story and Reels media plus Facebook posts from a single piece of content (Business/Enterprise plans)
  • Full REST API and a WordPress plugin make it easy to trigger sends from an existing CMS, CRM, or ERP
  • Supports multiple simultaneous WhatsApp instances (2 on Básico, 5 on Premium/Business), useful for teams
  • Transparent published pricing with no custom sales-call requirement to see plan costs

Cons

  • Instagram and Facebook auto-publishing is locked behind the pricier Business plan, not available on Básico or Premium
  • Site and product are Portuguese-first, which may limit appeal outside the Brazilian market
  • Relies on WhatsApp's QR-code device-linking model rather than the official WhatsApp Business Cloud API, which can be less stable for high-volume senders
  • No visible free tier or public free trial for testing before committing to a paid plan

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