Pricing for a Store That Sends Weekly Deals: Matching Your Package to Your Rhythm
Short answer: weekly sending is the heaviest honest rhythm — a 3,000-name list at four deals a month needs 12,000 messages, which makes the 30,000 package at PKR 14,999 a two-and-a-half-month buy.
Short answer: weekly deals mean four full-list campaigns a month, every month. Multiply your list by four to get your monthly message need — a 3,000-name list needs 12,000 messages a month — then pick the package that covers two to three months of that rhythm.
A weekly rhythm is the heaviest honest sending pattern a store runs, and it punishes both underbuying and overbuying. This article shows you how to match the package to the beat.
The weekly multiplier
Weekly sending is simple arithmetic with no place to hide: list size times four is your monthly need. A 1,500-name store needs 6,000 messages a month. A 3,000-name store needs 12,000. A 5,000-name store needs 20,000. Write your number down — everything below flows from it.
The packages are: 3,000 = PKR 2,999; 10,000 = PKR 6,999; 30,000 = PKR 14,999; 50,000 = PKR 19,999; 100,000 = PKR 26,999. Find the rung that holds two to three months of your monthly number, and that is your package. No setup fees, no per-message fees, no API costs.
Three stores, three rhythms
A 1,500-name kiryana store sending weekly deals needs 6,000 messages a month — the 10,000 package (PKR 6,999) lasts about six weeks, an awkward cycle. The 30,000 package (PKR 14,999) covers five full months of weekly sending and buys a calm, predictable routine.
A 3,000-name clothing store needs 12,000 a month: the 30,000 package lasts two and a half months. A 5,000-name electronics store needs 20,000 a month: the 50,000 package (PKR 19,999) covers two and a half months too. Notice the pattern — weekly senders live one rung higher than monthly senders with the same list.
Keeping the rhythm without burning the list
Four campaigns a month only works if every deal is real. A weekly message that is always worth opening builds a habit; a weekly message that is usually noise trains customers to ignore you. Replies come back to the panel — read them like a shopkeeper reads faces, and drop to fortnightly if the responses go quiet.
The sending itself is paced steady, not blasted out in one instant, so even a 5,000-name weekly broadcast goes out calmly. Your number never sends the campaign — it goes through Venture SMS's own numbers — so your personal line stays out of the sending patterns that get numbers flagged.
Review the rhythm every quarter
Weekly rhythms drift. Lists grow, deal quality varies, and a store that needed 12,000 messages a month in winter may need 15,000 by summer. Every quarter, redo the division — list size times four — and check whether your rung still fits before buying again.
Fixed counts make this painless: nothing auto-renews, so each purchase is a fresh decision. Tap Buy Now on the pricing section. It opens WhatsApp with the package and price prefilled, and the team will arrange it.
Frequently asked questions
Is weekly sending too much?
Only if the deals are weak. A genuinely good weekly deal builds a habit; weekly noise burns the list. Watch your replies in the panel — they tell you the truth.
What is the cheapest package for weekly sending?
There is no cheap answer to a heavy rhythm — only the right one. Size it with list size times four, and buy the rung that holds two to three months of that number.
Can I pause weekly sending for a slow month?
Yes. Nothing is a subscription, so a quiet month simply costs you nothing. Check the panel balance when you resume and size the next purchase from it.
Should I send weekly deals to my full list or a segment?
Segment when you can. A deals-only list of interested customers outperforms a full contact list every time — and it needs a smaller package too.
Ready to try it?
Ask for a demo on WhatsApp first, then pick the package that fits how many people you want to reach.
Buy a package on WhatsApp: 3,000 — PKR 2,999 · 10,000 — PKR 6,999 · 30,000 — PKR 14,999 · 50,000 — PKR 19,999 · 100,000 — PKR 26,999