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Chatfuel
Chatfuel lets you launch your own white-label social media automation platform in one command. It automates DMs, comments and ads across Instagram, WhatsApp, Facebook and TikTok, with a unified inbox, CRM, AI replies and white labelling so you can run your own branded automation service. The code is MIT-licensed, so you own it. Pricing is free. Worth weighing: self-hosting and owning the code means you're responsible for running and maintaining it.
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- White-label, own the code
- Four major platforms
- Unified inbox and CRM
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- You run and maintain it
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