Chatmizer vs Take App

Chatmizer vs Take Appwhich WhatsApp store fits your business?

Both give you a mobile store your customers order from through WhatsApp, with payments going to you. Take App is a store builder with WhatsApp tools added; Chatmizer is a WhatsApp and social inbox with an AI agent, where the store is one module next to bookings, orders and broadcasts.

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The short answer

Choose Take App if you want a free plan to start, your own domain, a store in Spanish, French or Portuguese, or a local gateway such as Xendit, Razorpay or MercadoPago. Choose Chatmizer if the store is one part of how you sell in chat: the store has its own WhatsApp menu and receipt cards, an AI agent answers on WhatsApp, Instagram, Messenger, TikTok, Telegram, X and Reddit, and Paymob, Stripe and PayPal pay you directly with no commission.

Feature by feature

Capability	Chatmizer	Take App
Mobile store with catalogue, cart and checkout	Yes	Yes
Store in Arabic	Yes	Yes
Store in other languages (Spanish, French, Portuguese)	No	Yes
Card payments through your own gateway accountChatmizer: Stripe, Paymob (Egypt, Saudi Arabia, UAE) and PayPal. Take App: Stripe, PayPal, Xendit, Razorpay, MercadoPago, PayFast, Paystack and DPO by country, on the Business plan.	Yes	Yes
Your own domain for the storeTake App: on the Business plan. Chatmizer: the store has its own link on Chatmizer's address.	No	Yes
Delivery fee by distanceChatmizer: one fee, or a fee for each delivery zone you set. Take App: by distance, on the Business plan.	Partly	Yes
WhatsApp chat inbox for your team	Yes	Yes
Order messages sent from your own WhatsApp number	Yes	Yes
WhatsApp broadcasts	Yes	Yes
AI agent that answers customersTake App: inbox automations that answer common questions, marked beta.	Yes	Partly
Instagram, Messenger, TikTok, Telegram, X and Reddit in the same inbox	Yes	No
Appointment booking with live free timesChatmizer: Booking Zone. Take App's help centre lists no booking calendar.	Yes	No
Free-forever planTake App: Basic, with limits such as 50 orders a month. Chatmizer: a free trial instead, no card needed.	No	Yes

Checked against public pages on October 18, 2026.

Where Take App is stronger

A free-forever Basic plan, so a small shop can start without paying.
More storefront languages (Spanish, French and Portuguese besides English and Arabic) and your own domain on the Business plan.
More local payment gateways by country, such as Xendit, Razorpay, MercadoPago, PayFast, Paystack and DPO, and delivery fees by distance.

Where Chatmizer is stronger

The store's own WhatsApp chat: a welcome card with an Open the store button, a menu for Shop, My orders and Talk to us, and a receipt card with a View invoice button.
An AI agent that answers from your website and files in each customer's language, on WhatsApp and on six other channels in the same inbox.
Paymob for Egypt, Saudi Arabia and the UAE beside Stripe and PayPal, each on your own account; an order is marked paid only when the gateway confirms the exact amount.
Order updates you switch on or off and rewrite in English and Arabic, with a star rating after delivery.
Bookings with Booking Zone and chat orders with Orderista in the same product.

Pricing compared

Take App's pricing

Basic is free, with limits such as 50 orders a month.
Business is the paid plan: Take App's help centre lists it at $50 a month, while other Take App pages show a lower rate billed yearly, so check their pricing before you decide.
Card payments, your own domain, several stores and staff, discounts and delivery fees by distance are on Business.
Take App connects to payment gateways rather than processing payments itself; each gateway charges its own fees.

Take App pricing page

Chatmizer's pricing

WhatsApp Store is included from the Growth plan up; the pricing page shows how many stores each plan has.
No commission on your sales: customers pay you directly, through your own payment methods.
The AI agent's replies are included in the plan as AI credits, with no separate AI add-on.
Start with a free trial, no card needed. Current prices are on the pricing page.

See Chatmizer's plans

Choose Take App if…

You want to start on a free plan with a small number of orders.
You sell in Spanish, French or Portuguese, or need your own domain for the store.
Your country's card gateway is Xendit, Razorpay, MercadoPago, PayFast, Paystack or DPO.

Choose Chatmizer if…

Customers also ask questions in chat and you want an AI agent to answer them, in Arabic, English or any other language.
You sell in Egypt, Saudi Arabia or the UAE and want Paymob next to cash on delivery and transfers.
You also take bookings, or sell on Instagram, Messenger or TikTok, and want one inbox for all of it.
You want the order, receipt and status updates to arrive as WhatsApp cards in the same chat.

Moving from Take App

1
Start a free Chatmizer trial, connect your WhatsApp Business number and open your store.
2
Add your categories, then your products by hand or from a CSV spreadsheet.
3
Connect your payment methods, test an order from your own phone, then share the new store link.

Questions people ask

Is Chatmizer a Take App alternative?

Yes, for businesses that want a WhatsApp store and also want to answer, book and sell in chat. Chatmizer's WhatsApp Store gives you a mobile store with checkout and payments, and the same product adds an AI agent, a shared inbox for seven channels and bookings.

Does Take App support Arabic?

Yes. Take App added Arabic, Spanish, French and Portuguese storefronts in 2023, chosen from the visitor's browser with a button to switch. Chatmizer's store is in English and Arabic, and its dashboard is fully in Arabic, right to left.

Does either one take a commission on sales?

Neither is a payment processor in the middle: both connect to your own gateway account, and the gateway charges its own fees. Chatmizer takes no commission and never holds the money.

Can I move my products from Take App to Chatmizer?

Yes. Recreate your categories, then add products by hand or import them from a CSV spreadsheet with name, price, category, description and stock columns.

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