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The decisions people weigh before connecting a number: a shared inbox against a direct connection.
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How any integration works here
There is no plugin to install and no SDK of ours to depend on. The integration surface is a URL and a REST call, which is why this works with tools that have never heard of us.
- 1Point the webhook at your systemSet the destination once. Meta then delivers incoming messages and phone app echoes straight there, never through us.
- 2Answer Meta's verificationYour endpoint has to echo hub.challenge back on the GET handshake before anything is delivered.
- 3Send with the number's own credentialsPhone number id and access token, read from the dashboard or through the MCP connector, against the Cloud API.
- 4Respect the 24 hour windowFree text inside it, an approved template outside it. This is the rule that breaks integrations in production.
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ComparisonsEasyCoexistence vs 360dialog360dialog and EasyCoexistence share a pricing model: a flat fee per connected number, with Meta's messaging charges billed to you directly and no markup on either side.ComparisonsEasyCoexistence vs a BSP inboxA BSP sells a platform: a shared inbox your team works in, with messages stored on their servers.ComparisonsEasyCoexistence vs building it yourselfEvery API call this product makes is documented by Meta and available to anyone with a Meta app.ComparisonsEasyCoexistence vs DualhookBoth are Coexistence providers with the same core architecture: the WhatsApp Business app keeps working, and message webhooks go from Meta straight to your server rather than through the provider.ComparisonsEasyCoexistence vs respond.iorespond.io is a multichannel platform: team inboxes, workflows, AI agents and broadcasts, priced from US$ 79 per month with user and contact limits.ComparisonsEasyCoexistence vs WATIThese are different products rather than competing versions of one.