Everything the group chat can't do.
One inbox for WhatsApp and Viber
Filipino customers split their day between WhatsApp and Viber — your team shouldn't split between two phones. Every conversation, including Messenger and Instagram, lands in one shared inbox with assignment, labels and notes.
AI that handles Taglish
The AI assistant reads intent and replies in the language the customer used — English, Tagalog or full Taglish — answers the usual questions, and hands over to a human the moment it should.
A CRM built from conversations
Every order, booking and chat pins itself to one customer profile — no encoding, no separate spreadsheet. Your suki list builds itself while you reply.
BIR-ready digital receipts
Receipts carry your registered business details and tax identifiers and arrive in the customer's chat instead of on thermal paper — formatted for Philippine bookkeeping and impossible to lose.
Payment links your customers already use
Drop the GCash or Maya payment link your customers already pay with straight into the conversation, then record the payment against the order — no new wallet to teach anyone.
Loyalty the suki way
Digital stamp cards and scratch-to-win promos that live in the chat — the tenth milk tea is free, the slow Tuesday gets a surprise, and nobody carries a soggy paper card.
The playbook for your business already exists.
Same loop everywhere — capture the chat, close the sale, bring them back. The templates change by vertical; pick yours.
Restaurants, cafes & milk-tea shops
QR menus on every table, orders straight into the inbox, a digital receipt after every cup — and win-back broadcasts for the slow afternoons.
Explore →Salons & barbershops
24/7 booking in chat, confirmations that actually get read, and automatic rebooking nudges when a regular is due for their next visit.
Explore →Clinics & diagnostics
Appointment booking and reminders in the chat patients actually open, paperless intake, and recall flows for follow-ups and annual check-ups.
Explore →Travel agencies & tour operators
Quote the package in chat, collect traveller details, take staggered payments — built for OFW family trips home, Visita Iglesia runs and group tours alike.
Explore →Real estate & pre-selling
Qualify buyers with AI, send brochures and tripping schedules in the chat, and drip new pre-selling launches to the buyers whose budget actually matches.
Explore →Peso-friendly. Viber-aware. Paperless.
Most chat platforms are built around one app. The Philippines doesn't work that way — the tita is on Viber, the barkada group chat is on Messenger, the supplier is on WhatsApp. Remarketly was built channel-first, so the same inbox, the same AI and the same customer profile work across all of them.
It's also built to be peso-friendly. Replies inside WhatsApp's 24-hour service window are free, and business-initiated template messages are billed by Meta per delivered message at country-specific rates — our pricing guide breaks down exactly how the meter works, so you never broadcast blind.
And it's paperless by conviction, not just convenience. Every digital receipt is a thermal-paper slip that never got printed; every QR scan replaces a flyer. We count it — “every scan saves a tree” is the whole brand. Start with a free printable QR stand for your counter and see for yourself.
- ✓ Viber alongside WhatsApp — both big in the PH, both in one inbox
- ✓ AI replies in English, Tagalog or Taglish
- ✓ BIR-ready digital receipts with your registered details
- ✓ GCash & Maya payment links shared right in the chat
- ✓ Peso-conscious messaging — 24-hour-window replies are free
- ✓ From a single sari-sari counter to a multi-branch chain
- ✓ Every scan saves a tree — paperless by default
“Half our orders come in on Viber, half on WhatsApp. Before, that meant two phones and a notebook. Now it's one inbox, the receipt goes out in the chat, and the stamp card brings the suki back on slow weekdays.”
Asked by every Philippine business we talk to.
New to the vocabulary? WABA, templates, the 24-hour window — every term is defined in our WhatsApp Business glossary.