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Read this section before connecting a number — it’s the foundational knowledge everything else in ChatSyncs builds on.

1. What Is Meta — and Why Do You Need a Facebook Account for WhatsApp?

Why connecting WhatsApp starts with a personal Facebook login.

2. What Is the WhatsApp Cloud API?

Meta-hosted, no servers to maintain, conversation-based pricing.

3. What Is a Meta Business Portfolio?

Why it’s sometimes still called Business Manager — they’re the same thing.

4. What Is a Meta Developer Account — and What Is an 'App'?

The credentials container behind manual WhatsApp setup.

5. What Is a WABA (WhatsApp Business Account)?

How it relates to the phone number and templates ChatSyncs uses.

6. Which WhatsApp Connection Method Is Right for You?

A decision guide to picking the right connection path before you start.

7. How to Connect Your WhatsApp Business App to ChatSyncs

Use the same number on the Business App and ChatSyncs at the same time.

8. What Is a BSP — and Can You Move to ChatSyncs From One?

Switching from another provider without losing your number or history.

9. Business Verification, Display Name, Green Tick — What's the Difference?

Three separate things customers confuse during WhatsApp setup.

10. Who Charges You for WhatsApp — Meta or ChatSyncs?

Two separate bills from two separate companies.

11. What WhatsApp API Pricing Really Means

Why some messages are free and others cost money, and how to budget for it.

12. WhatsApp Rules: How to Never Get Banned

Why accounts get banned, the 7 rules that keep a number safe, and what to do if it’s already banned.

Frequently asked

Start with What Is Meta — and Why Do You Need a Facebook Account for WhatsApp? to understand the ecosystem, then Which WhatsApp Connection Method Is Right for You? to pick your setup path. Read WhatsApp Rules: How to Never Get Banned before you send your first real message — it matters just as much as the setup steps.
See What Is Meta — and Why Do You Need a Facebook Account for WhatsApp? — Meta owns Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp, and that login is the shared identity behind every Meta business tool.