WhatsApp bot for real estate in Qatar — foreign ownership and rental enquiries

What is different about real estate in Qatar 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. Non-Qatari ownership is limited to set areas such as The Pearl and Lusail; the residency question recurs, so the bot answers it only with what you wrote
2. Two languages: the foreign investor in English and the Arab resident in Arabic — the bot answers in the writer's language
3. Rent and sale in riyals: budget first, then area, bedrooms and timing
4. No promised unit and no negotiation: it gathers the request, books the viewing and hands the serious lead over

And the steps the bot walks through

1. Asks budget and district

   The first two questions filter out most of the non-serious, with nobody on the phone.

2. Confirms unit type and timeline

   Flat or villa, buy or rent, now or in six months — this is what sets priority.

3. Sends matching units with photos

   From your own list, with price, area and location, inside the conversation.

4. Books and confirms the viewing

   Offers open slots, books, sends a reminder before it — and closes the loop if they postpone.

And what it costs

Two numbers: the platform subscription and Meta's per-message fees. And across our 21,667 conversations measured before October 2026, 71% cost nothing — a service conversation the customer starts was free without limit (since 1 October 2026, free for the first 1,000 replies per number each month), and one arriving from an ad is free.

Work out both in the cost calculator · and WhatsApp pricing across the Gulf in full

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