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TextYess writes email and WhatsApp campaigns in a brand’s voice, with team review and approval before sending.
TextYess plans, writes, and sends email and WhatsApp campaigns and flows for customer segments after approval.
Campaigns and flows written for each customer, in your brand’s voice, next to WhatsApp. Design, A/B tests and deliverability included.
A shop assistant on every page: it answers questions, suggests what fits and adds it to the cart, while pop-ups grow your email and WhatsApp list.
The page compares AI chatbots for ecommerce in 2026, highlighting features, platforms, and Italian case studies to convert conversations into sales.
The page describes how to create click-to-WhatsApp ads in Meta Ads Manager and automate follow-up chats.
Dalfilo uses TextYess to manage WhatsApp marketing campaigns and automated flows as part of a multi-channel retention strategy.
Guides and stories on CRM, email and WhatsApp marketing and customer care for ecommerce brands.
The seed extension, led by Italian Founders Fund, brings TextYess's total funding to more than €7 million to grow the product and expand to the UK.
TextYess seeks candidates to help develop its autonomous CRM for ecommerce.
TextYess offers plans and pricing for its autonomous CRM, covering campaigns, flows, and customer care across email, WhatsApp, and websites.
The page compares TextYess with Spoki, Wati, Zoko, Klaviyo, and six others on pricing, ecommerce fit, email support, and team assistance, with a single price including Meta fees.
Charles quotes pricing and terms post-sales call, with fees included on the company’s website and a team plus Atlas support starting at €249.
Klaviyo bills per emailable profile, with WhatsApp and AI care as add-ons, while TextYess charges per campaign sent, including team and Atlas support from €249.
Konvo offers separate AI help desk and marketing apps with individual pricing, while TextYess combines both in one CRM with team and Atlas support from €249.
The page introduces TextYess, its team, and the investors behind the company.
The page argues that conversational, intelligent commerce will define the future of shopping.
Answers order, product and returns questions on WhatsApp, site chat and phone, sells in the chat and hands the tricky ones to your team with the full story.
More CRM revenue, less manual work. AI agents run your CRM across email, WhatsApp and your site, following your strategy, guardrails and brand voice.
Europe sees over 70 tech funding deals totaling **€818 million** and more than 10 exits or M&A transactions in a single week. The activity spans venture capital rounds, acquisitions, and industry rumors across the continent. September’s momentum includes notable transactions and strategic shifts in the sector.
Oct 2026Tech.euNews article
TextYess, an AI-powered CRM provider for ecommerce brands, secures €4 million in a seed extension round, increasing its total funding to over €7 million. The Milan-based company’s platform integrates customer data and uses AI agents to automate marketing campaigns across email, WhatsApp, and websites. This funding supports further development of its AI-driven automation tools for ecommerce businesses.
Oct 2026The SaaS NewsNews article
TextYess, an AI-powered CRM platform for e-commerce brands, secures €4 million in funding to expand its automation tools. The startup, founded in Milan in 2023, now serves over 350 companies, including Ducati, Veralab, and PittaRosso. Investors include Italian Founders Fund, VC Partners, and Entourage, bringing total raised capital to over €7 million.
Oct 2026Startupbusiness.itNews article
Italian startup **TextYess** secures **€2.4 million in seed funding** to expand its AI-driven WhatsApp commerce platform globally. The round includes investments from **Italian VC Partners, Entourage (Belgium), Angel Invest Ventures**, and business angels like **Filippo Conforti, David Clarke, and Gianluca Cocco**. The funding will accelerate international growth for its messaging-based e-commerce solution.
Sep 2025AI InsiderNews article
