Multiple WhatsApp numbers in Kommo: plan limits and a shared team inbox
How many numbers each Kommo plan allows, what happens when you go over the limit, how several agents share one number, and how to organize multiple numbers by team.
How many numbers each Kommo plan allows, what happens when you go over the limit, how several agents share one number, and how to organize multiple numbers by team.
Key takeaways
Kommo started limiting connected WhatsApp numbers on June 1, 2026:
| Plan | WhatsApp numbers |
|---|---|
| Base | 1 number per user |
| Advanced | 3 numbers with 1 user, +1 number for each additional user |
| Pro | Unlimited |
| Enterprise | Unlimited |
On the official API there is also Meta’s limit: an unverified business portfolio starts with up to 2 registered numbers; once the business is verified, the limit goes up. Verification rejected? 7 fixes.
A shared inbox means a whole team handles customers from the same WhatsApp number. In Kommo this is built in: the number is connected to the CRM, each agent logs in with their own user, and every conversation has a responsible user — even when colleagues can see and continue the conversation.
With WhatsApp connected via QR code, the number keeps working on the phone at the same time, as a linked device.
In AnyLinga, each number is a separate channel in Kommo, and you can connect several of the same type at once:
How to connect an official API number: connect WhatsApp to Kommo.
| Model | How to set it up |
|---|---|
| One number per team | Sales, support, wholesale: each number in its own pipeline, with rotation among the team members. |
| One number per region or language | US, Mexico, Brazil: each number with its own agents; translation helps when the team doesn’t speak the language. |
| API for campaigns, QR for support | An official API number sends notifications and campaigns; QR-code numbers handle day-to-day conversations and groups. |
| Each salesperson’s own number | Each salesperson connects their own number via QR code, with themselves as the fixed responsible user. |
Written by
Max Shishkin — founder of AnyLinga
Solo founder building AnyLinga from Argentina. Read the founder story.
Each number is a channel for $21 a month, with its own pipeline, stage and rotation. Unlimited employees.
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