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WhatsApp Rate Cards

Meta's WhatsApp Business API per-message rates per country in 16 currencies, checked weekly

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[](https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.23710440) Meta's per-message rates for the WhatsApp Business Platform as clean, versioned CSV and JSON, in all 16 currencies Meta publishes. Rate card in effect: 2026-10-01, last compared with Meta's files on 2026-10-27. under (its own rate, a "Rest of ..." region or North America), including the shared calling codes (+1, +7). behind signed links that expire, and overwrites them every quarter; this repo keeps every card. Recommended source: the raw files of this repo, for example https://raw.githubusercontent.com/tobachat/whatsapp-api-rates/main/data/latest/EUR.csv. They work from any client and send Access-Control-Allow-Origin: , so a browser can fetch them too. (tobachat.nl serves the same data to browsers, curl and Node, but refuses Python's default urllib user agent.) rates.json lists every file, version and hash. A bundled, dependency-free estimator is in packages/ (EUR only). Every data/latest/.csv has a JSON twin with the same rows, at a stable URL: Rates are numbers; null means Meta does not publish…

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Inside the original README — Document outline
  1. WhatsApp Business API rates
  2. Use it programmatically
  3. JSON
  4. Files
  5. Rates and currencies
  6. Data quality notes (what we cleaned in Meta's files)
  7. History
  8. Staying in sync
  9. See also
  10. Licence and citation

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  1. First observed: Nov 7, 2026
  2. Last directory-field change: Nov 7, 2026
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