Contracting and finishing · Saudi Arabia

WhatsApp bot for contracting and finishing companies in Saudi Arabia — site visits, quotes and project updates

Saudi Arabia In Saudi dialect Managed from the app

The short answer

"How much per metre?" is every customer's first question, and the answer is "after a site visit" — but whoever replies a day later finds the customer already visited with someone else. And the owner of a villa being finished calls the engineer ten times to learn what happened today.

The site-visit request is collected in full and assigned to the engineer, "price per metre" gets your written range rather than a figure, and a customer in a running project reads the day's update from what the supervisor writes — in Gulf dialect, and the bot prices, signs and promises nothing.

Also asked as: «أبي بوت لشركة المقاولات» · «طلب معاينة تشطيب بالواتساب» · «بوت يرد على عملاء المقاولات» · «بوت واتساب مقاولات الرياض»

What is different about the Saudi market specifically

The same sector in another country is another problem. These are the differences that actually change the setup — not the country name in the title:

  1. Customers ask about the contractor's licence and classification: the registration number and grade in your file are answered first
  2. Villas, not flats: work is asked per square metre for floors, boundary wall and annex — a range per item in your file
  3. Contracts follow the standard form and payments come in stages: the bot quotes the stages as you wrote them and changes none
  4. The customer may be out of town during the work: the supervisor's daily update with photos is what reassures them

And the steps the bot walks through

  1. Answers prices as a range

    Types of work, what each includes, the per-metre range and the materials that move it — from your file, with photos of past work if you uploaded them.

  2. Collects the site-visit request

    Type of work, area, city and district, preferred time and phone, reads the summary back and confirms the engineer will be in touch.

  3. Assigns to the engineer

    The request reaches the responsible engineer on the app, assigned to them; they set the visit time and confirm it to the customer from the same thread.

  4. Serves the customer during the work

    The supervisor writes the day's update once into the project file, the bot answers everyone who asks, and hands a complaint or change request to the engineer at once.

٠final prices or completion dates the bot promises
4 detailswork type, area, location and time before the engineer
a rangeprice per metre quoted as a range, never a figure

And what it costs

Two numbers: the platform subscription and Meta's per-conversation fee. And across our 21,667 measured conversations, 71% cost nothing — a service conversation the customer starts is free, and so is one arriving from an ad.

Work out both in the cost calculator · and WhatsApp pricing in Saudi Arabia in full

Questions from people in your position

1

Does the bot send progress photos?

The supervisor uploads them in the thread or the project file, and the bot resends the latest update to whoever asks "how far along are you?". The photo is the supervisor's; the repeated answer is the bot's.

2

What does a site-visit confirmation cost us?

Inside the open conversation window it is free; afterwards a utility template at Meta's Saudi rate. Prices in riyals.

Where to go next

And you run all of it from your phoneEverything on this page is also run from the ArabyBot mobile app — replies, orders, campaigns and AI reports. Not a web dashboard only.

Try the agent before you pay anything

The agent that will answer your customers is the one answering you now: ask it from the chat button here or on WhatsApp. Your account is free with no credit card, and the free trial on your own number or page is activated after you contact our team on customer-service WhatsApp.