What AiSensy changed

• Added a new announcement banner for "AI Agents on WhatsApp" that work 24/7.
• Linked to a new feature page specifically for WhatsApp AI Agents.
• Added a video placeholder in the middle of the homepage.
• Clarified message limit upgrade rules, explaining how users can reach "infinite" daily messages by sending 50,000 messages within 7 days.

AiSensy is moving beyond simple chatbots to "AI Agents" that can qualify leads and close sales automatically. This signals a shift from basic messaging tools to autonomous sales agents.

• Removed the top announcement bar promoting "Build AI Agents on WhatsApp" and the link to the AI agents feature page.
• Updated the main headline to lead with "AI-Powered WhatsApp Marketing Platform."
• Removed a detailed paragraph in the FAQ explaining the specific message volume thresholds required to upgrade daily sending limits.
• Changed section headings to be more punchy, such as "Packed with Powerful WhatsApp Marketing Features."

The competitor is moving away from promoting specific "AI Agent" sub-pages in their hero section to focus on a broader "AI-Powered Platform" message. They also removed detailed technical text about message limit tiers, likely to make the page less cluttered for new users.

• Added a new "New Launch" banner at the top of the page promoting AI Agents.
• Added a link to a dedicated feature page for WhatsApp AI Agents.
• Added a YouTube video link to the main content section.
• Clarified the messaging limit tiers, explaining how users can reach "infinite" messages per day by sending 50,000 messages within a week.

AiSensy is moving beyond simple chatbots to "AI Agents" that can qualify leads and handle sales 24/7. This signals a shift toward more autonomous, AI-driven customer interactions rather than just manual broadcasting.