Sleekflow
SleekFlow is a WhatsApp-first messaging and social commerce platform. Best suited for e-commerce and retail teams selling through chat, particularly in Asia-Pacific markets where WeChat, LINE, and Viber matter.
Sleekflow is a customer support platform known for strong focus on social commerce and wechat integration. Social commerce and customer engagement platform. It's best suited for e-commerce businesses in asia-pacific markets.
Below you'll find a detailed breakdown of Sleekflow's features, pricing, strengths, and weaknesses to help you make an informed comparison with alternative platforms.
Sleekflow Key Features
Sleekflow Strengths & Limitations
Strengths
- Strong Asia-Pacific focus
- Good e-commerce integrations
- WeChat support
- Email and voice calls now sit in the same inbox
- 10 user accounts on both paid tiers
- AI-powered automation
Limitations
- No free plan on the published pricing page — the entry point is a 7-day trial that pauses the workspace on day 8
- Headline price is the annual rate; month-to-month runs roughly a quarter higher
- Monthly active contact overage tops up automatically in blocks of 100
- Premium has no self-serve checkout, so anything above Pro goes through a demo
- WhatsApp number hosting at $15/month each, plus Meta message fees on top
- Conversation data export is an Enterprise-tier feature
Sleekflow Pricing
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Sleekflow's Pro plan costs $109/month. Yearly-billed rate; the same card's struck-through annual implies $139/month month-to-month. 10 users, 500 MACs to start; WhatsApp number and message fees extra For comparison, Converge costs $49/month flat for up to 15 team members.
Sleekflow is best suited for e-commerce businesses in asia-pacific markets. Its standout feature is strong focus on social commerce and wechat integration.
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SleekFlow's pricing page, checked on 20 September 2026, shows Pro at $109/month and Premium at $279/month, both on yearly billing. The annual totals printed on the same cards are $1,308 and $3,348, against struck-through figures of $1,668 and $4,188 — which work out to $139 and $349 a month, the monthly-billing rates SleekFlow is discounting against. Both paid tiers include 10 user accounts; Pro starts at 500 monthly active contacts and Premium at 1,000. On top of the subscription, each WhatsApp number carries a $15/month hosting fee and Meta's per-message rates are billed separately, so a monthly-billing Pro team with one WhatsApp number starts at $154/month before a single template message. VoIP and SMS numbers are $1/month each.
From 1 October 2026, Meta charges per message for service messages — the ordinary free-form replies an agent sends inside WhatsApp's 24-hour customer service window — and for utility templates sent in response to a customer inside that window. Service replies had been free since 1 November 2024, utility-in-window since 1 July 2025. Meta's documentation sets service rates equal to each market's utility and authentication rate, with no volume tiers, and adds a free monthly allowance of 1,000 delivered service messages per business phone number that does not roll over. SleekFlow publishes the same rate card in its own help centre: a service reply costs $0.0034 in North America, $0.0220 in the United Kingdom and $0.0550 in Germany, against $0.00 before. This is Meta's charge rather than SleekFlow's, so it reaches every WhatsApp vendor equally — it simply lands harder on a WhatsApp-first platform, because more of that platform's traffic is inbound support replies.
No. As of 20 September 2026 SleekFlow's pricing page lists three tiers — Pro, Premium and Enterprise — and no perpetual free plan. What replaced it is a 7-day Pro trial with no credit card required, covering 500 monthly active contacts and every Pro feature. SleekFlow's own FAQ is blunt about day 8: miss the deadline without subscribing and the workspace pauses, with no messages in or out, no automations and no API calls, although the data is retained. Comparisons still describing a free tier with 50 monthly active contacts and a live chat widget are out of date.
Go to Contacts in the side menu, navigate to the specific list you want to export, click More actions, then select Export list. SleekFlow generates a CSV with all contact properties as column headers. Export progress appears at the bottom left of the screen. Exports are per-list — repeat for each contact list separately.
SleekFlow's Analytics > Conversations tab has an Export button that generates a CSV with daily aggregated metrics (conversations, messages, response times) for up to 180 days. This is aggregated data, not raw message-level history. For individual message data, use the Platform API (Integrations > Platform API > Connect, admin access required) which covers Contacts, Messaging, Inbox, and Analytics modules.
Two methods: (1) On the Broadcasts page, hover over a campaign, click the three-dot menu, and select Export .CSV. (2) Open a broadcast's settings, go to the History tab, and click Export .CSV in the top right. The CSV includes per-recipient data: contact name, delivery status (Sent/Delivered/Read/Replied/Failed), phone number, labels, last updated, and remarks. WeChat, SMS, and Telegram channels do not report Read delivery status.
Flow Builder automations (visual workflows, triggers, branching logic), AI Agent configurations (knowledge base files, custom answers, action settings), label hierarchies, custom objects, assignment rules, and quick reply templates cannot be exported through any method. Screenshot your Flow Builder workflows, note your label structure, and manually copy canned response text before canceling.