Quick.Bot vs Landbot for WhatsApp
Both have a visual builder and a shared inbox from their entry plan. Landbot puts WhatsApp on Professional WA at EUR 160 a month prepaid annually; Quick.Bot Starter is $49. Prices verified September 2026.
Of everything in this category, Landbot is the closest thing to us: a polished visual builder, and a shared inbox included from its Starter plan, the same as ours. So the usual argument about who bundles the inbox does not separate these two. What separates them is the price of getting WhatsApp switched on, and how a customer pays once they are in the conversation.
At a glance
| Landbot | Quick.Bot | |
|---|---|---|
| Entry plan that includes WhatsApp | Professional WA, EUR 160/month prepaid annually or EUR 200 month to month | Starter, $49/month |
| Shared inbox | Included from Starter | Included from Starter |
| Visual flow builder | Yes, and a polished one | Yes |
| In-chat payments | Through a Stripe integration | Native block, Stripe and Mercado Pago |
| Billed in | Euros | US dollars |
| Free option | 14-day trial, no card required | Free tier, 100 chats; 14-day trial of the paid features |
The price of turning WhatsApp on
Landbot’s cheapest plan that includes WhatsApp is Professional WA: EUR 160 a month prepaid annually, or EUR 200 month to month. Quick.Bot’s Starter, with WhatsApp and the shared inbox, is $49 a month. The two are quoted in different currencies and we are not going to invent a rate to blur that, so take the numbers as each vendor publishes them. Whatever rate you apply, the gap is an order of magnitude question, not a matter of a few units either way.
What the $49 buys is 1,000 conversations a month, with extra ones at $0.02 each; Grow is $99 for 3,000 at $0.012 over, and Scale is $149 for 10,000 at $0.007 over. That matters for the comparison, because our entry price is tied to volume: a month that runs far past the quota costs more than the sticker. Landbot’s WhatsApp price is the plan itself. Price your own monthly volume on the pricing page before you conclude anything from the entry row.
On both sides, Meta bills separately for every delivered message, by category and country, and from 1 October 2026 for service messages too, with 1,000 free service messages per number per month. A low entry price still sits on top of that bill. The template and window pricing breakdown is the detail.
Taking the payment
Landbot handles payments through a Stripe integration you connect. Quick.Bot has a payment block in the flow, and it charges through Mercado Pago as well as Stripe. If you sell in Latin America that is the whole difference: Mercado Pago is the method a buyer in Argentina, Mexico or Colombia already has set up, and a Stripe-only checkout is where those carts stop. If you sell in Europe and your customers pay by card, the integration route gets you to the same place.
Where Landbot is the better choice
The Landbot builder is genuinely polished, and after a few hours of building in both you will feel it. Their trial runs 14 days without asking for a card, which is a cleaner way to evaluate than any comparison table. And the honest part: if WhatsApp is not your main channel, their lower plans cost far less than Professional WA, so a web-first bot has no reason to pay the WhatsApp tier at all. Our entry price only wins the comparison it is aimed at, which is WhatsApp from day one.
Frequently asked questions
How much does Landbot cost for WhatsApp?
The entry plan that includes WhatsApp is Professional WA, at EUR 160 a month prepaid annually or EUR 200 month to month. Landbot’s lower plans are considerably cheaper but do not include the WhatsApp channel. Quick.Bot’s Starter, at $49 a month, includes WhatsApp and the shared inbox with 1,000 conversations.
Does Landbot include a shared inbox?
Yes, from its Starter plan, so this is not a point of difference between the two products. Quick.Bot also includes the shared inbox from Starter, with assignment, conversation ownership and handoff from the bot with the full transcript. The difference is the price at which WhatsApp enters the picture and how payments are taken.
Can I take payments inside a Landbot flow?
Through a Stripe integration you connect yourself. Quick.Bot has a native payment block that charges with Stripe and with Mercado Pago, which is the one that matters if your buyers are in Latin America and expect to pay the way they already do.
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