UpMyB

UPMYB: an AI employee that builds your business automations from a chat

UPMYB is an AI employee that builds and runs business automations on WhatsApp for leads, follow-ups, bookings and payments. Tell UPMYB how your business works. We build the automation for your leads, follow-ups, bookings and payments, and run it for you.

How does UPMYB work?

  1. Describe what you want in a chat.
  2. Review the flow UPMYB draws, step by step.
  3. Connect your tools: WhatsApp, payments, CRM and calendar.
  4. Test it with sample data.
  5. Switch it on and watch every run.

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What can UPMYB automate?

Who is UPMYB for?

How much does UPMYB cost?

Pay as you build. Building and testing are free. You pay only for live flows, by the day. See pricing or read pricing in plain text.

Frequently asked questions

What is UPMYB?

UPMYB is an AI employee that builds and runs business automations from a chat. You describe how your business works, and it connects your CRM, WhatsApp, payments and calendar and runs the flows for you.

How does UPMYB automate lead follow-ups?

It replies to every new enquiry on WhatsApp within seconds, shares your plans and timings, offers a booking slot, and follows up until the lead books or says no.

How does UPMYB help me get paid?

It sends payment links inside the chat, reminds customers politely before and after the due date, and marks the payment as paid the moment your gateway confirms it.

Does UPMYB use the official WhatsApp API?

Yes. UPMYB sends messages through the WhatsApp Business Platform from Meta, and sets up the connection, templates and wallet for you.

How much does UPMYB cost?

Building and testing are free. You pay only for flows that are live, by the day, plus runs and messages beyond the free allowance. See https://upmyb.com/pricing.

Who is UPMYB for?

Gyms, schools, clinics, hotels, real estate teams, restaurants, online stores and professional services firms that want to automate enquiries, reminders, bookings and payments.

Do I need technical skills?

No. You describe what you want in plain language, review the flow UPMYB draws, test it with sample data, and switch it on.

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