Linkubit vs CampaignHQ (2026): what each one does, what each adds to Meta's rate, and which to choose
CampaignHQ: A WhatsApp and email campaign platform priced in rupees, with WhatsApp plans plus message usage and an email-only plan. Linkubit: an AI salesperson that answers, qualifies, quotes from your catalogue and takes the payment, on WhatsApp, email, Instagram and Messenger.
The difference is what happens after a customer writes. Linkubit's AI answers as a salesperson — it qualifies, quotes only from your catalogue, keeps your rules in code and takes the payment in the chat — on every plan, with WhatsApp at Meta's rate and nothing added. CampaignHQ is the better choice if a marketing team that runs WhatsApp and email campaigns together and wants a rupee-priced plan with a mobile app. Every figure below is from CampaignHQ's own pages, dated.
What's different
Six things Linkubit does, each beside what CampaignHQ’s own pages say about the same thing. Where those pages say nothing, the line says so rather than guessing.
An AI salesperson, not a flow builder
It reads the enquiry, answers in the customer's language — a Hindi voice note included — asks the qualifying questions you set, moves the lead through your stages and opens a priced deal. Nobody draws a flowchart, and it is on every plan, including Free.
CampaignHQ: No AI. The pricing page read describes campaigns, automation workflows and analytics, not an AI agent.
Quotes only what your catalogue says
A price it states is read from your catalogue or your documents; a unit price the catalogue does not carry, or a price with no source behind it, is refused before the reply leaves. Deal values and payment requests come from the same list, never from a number typed in the chat.
CampaignHQ: Not on CampaignHQ's pricing page as read on 13 October 2026.
Rules enforced in code, with a human one step away
A gate runs before every action and every send — no discounts, no promises outside the catalogue, hand a refund to a person — and a verifier reads every reply. Anything the agent may not do is refused in code, not in a prompt; a rule it would like changed becomes a request for a human, never a change.
CampaignHQ: Not on CampaignHQ's pricing page as read on 13 October 2026.
One customer, one record, four channels
WhatsApp, email, Instagram DM and Messenger (the last two from Pro) arrive in one inbox on one contact — the person who clicked an Instagram ad, wrote on WhatsApp and replied by email is one record with one history, one owner and one pipeline card.
CampaignHQ: Channels its site lists: WhatsApp, Email.
The payment happens in the chat
A UPI or card request inside WhatsApp, or a Razorpay link from your own account, at the catalogue price. The money goes to you; Linkubit never holds it. The deal closes itself when the payment lands.
CampaignHQ: Not described on the pricing page.
Ads that lead to WhatsApp, built and measured in the same place
Click-to-WhatsApp, lead-form, Google Search and Performance Max campaigns are created from the product — paused until you switch them on — and every lead carries the ad it came from. Qualified leads and won deals are reported back to Meta and Google, so the ad platforms learn from your pipeline, not from clicks.
CampaignHQ: Not on CampaignHQ's pricing page as read on 13 October 2026.
At a glance
| Linkubit | CampaignHQ | |
|---|---|---|
| AI | The AI salesperson is the product, on every plan including Free: it answers, qualifies, quotes only from your catalogue and opens a priced deal. One credit is one AI reply. | No AI. The pricing page read describes campaigns, automation workflows and analytics, not an AI agent. |
| Channels | WhatsApp and email on every plan; Instagram DM and Messenger from Pro | WhatsApp, Email |
| Payments in the chat | A UPI or card payment request inside WhatsApp, or a Razorpay link, always at the catalogue price, paid into your own account — Linkubit never holds the money | Not described on the pricing page. |
| WhatsApp per-message charge | None — Meta's per-message rate, billed by Meta to your own WhatsApp Business Account, and nothing added by Linkubit | Not printed on the pricing page. The pricing page says WhatsApp plans are "from" a monthly price plus message usage. It does not print a per-message rate in what was read, so whether Meta's rate is passed through is not stated. |
| Trial | 14 days of Pro with 100 credits to start, no card; +200 when you connect your WhatsApp number and +200 when you add a card (no charge) | Not stated on the pricing page. |
| Free plan | Free plan: 50 AI replies a month, up to 150 contacts, one WhatsApp number, no time limit | None stated. |
| Starting price | ₹499 a month (Starter, 3 seats), billed monthly; ₹4,990 a year | ₹1,499 a month (WhatsApp) |
Which to choose
Choose CampaignHQ if
- Email and WhatsApp campaigns on one plan, with unified analytics.
- Prices in rupees from ₹1,499 a month and a mobile app included on every WhatsApp plan.
- Optional Send Boosts listed on the Email + WhatsApp plan.
Choose Linkubit if
- The AI salesperson answers and qualifies the replies a campaign brings in; CampaignHQ's pricing page describes sending, tracking and automation.
- Free to start, where CampaignHQ's WhatsApp plans begin at ₹1,499 a month before messages.
- A pipeline and ad attribution from the click to the deal, with Meta's rate and nothing added.
Not sure? Start a free Linkubit workspace — 14 days of Pro with 100 credits to start, no card; +200 when you connect your WhatsApp number and +200 when you add a card (no charge) — and put it on your own number beside whatever you use today. Nothing sends until you say so.
CampaignHQ's plans, and Linkubit's
CampaignHQ’s plans as its pricing page printed them on 13 October 2026; where a price is shown only on annual or quarterly billing, the row says so. Linkubit’s plans are from its own price list, which the API is held to.
| Plan | Per month | Per month, annual | Seats | Includes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CampaignHQ — as printed on www.campaignhq.co, 13 October 2026 | ||||
| ₹1,499 | — | Not read | From ₹1,499 a month plus message usage; approved templates, campaign tracking and automation workflows; mobile app included | |
| Email + WhatsApp | ₹2,999 | — | Not read | From ₹2,999 a month plus WhatsApp usage; email credits, optional Send Boosts, unified analytics |
| Email Marketing | ₹1,999 | — | Not read | From ₹1,999 a month; email campaigns, automation and analytics |
| Linkubit — from the pricing page | ||||
| Free | Free | — | 1 | 50 AI replies a month, up to 150 contacts; WhatsApp at Meta’s rate |
| Starter | ₹499 | ₹416 | 3 | 350 AI replies a month; WhatsApp at Meta’s rate |
| Pro | ₹999 | ₹833 | 5 | 1000 AI replies a month; WhatsApp at Meta’s rate |
| Scale | ₹2,499 | ₹2,083 | 15 | 2750 AI replies a month; WhatsApp at Meta’s rate |
Questions people ask
What does Linkubit do that CampaignHQ does not?
The AI salesperson answers and qualifies the replies a campaign brings in; CampaignHQ's pricing page describes sending, tracking and automation. Free to start, where CampaignHQ's WhatsApp plans begin at ₹1,499 a month before messages. A pipeline and ad attribution from the click to the deal, with Meta's rate and nothing added. Where CampaignHQ is the better choice: a marketing team that runs WhatsApp and email campaigns together and wants a rupee-priced plan with a mobile app.
How much does CampaignHQ cost?
WhatsApp plans start at ₹1,499 a month plus message usage, Email + WhatsApp at ₹2,999 a month plus WhatsApp usage, and an email-only plan at ₹1,999 a month, as read on its pricing page.
Sources
- WhatsApp plans from ₹1,499 a month plus message usage; Email + WhatsApp from ₹2,999 a month plus WhatsApp usage; Email Marketing from ₹1,999 a month. www.campaignhq.co, seen 13 October 2026.
- Mobile app included with every WhatsApp plan. www.campaignhq.co, seen 13 October 2026.
Accurate as of 13 October 2026, when we last read CampaignHQ’s public pricing page; its prices and features may have changed since. Linkubit’s figures come from its own price list. Spotted something that has moved? Tell us and the page is corrected and re-dated.
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