Pacing
The risk in bulk messaging isn't the writing. It's the pace.
A burned number costs more than any campaign. Clipper treats sending as a managed queue with brakes — not a loop that runs to the end.
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Randomised delay
A gap of varying length between messages, within a range you set. An even rhythm is what looks automated.
Hourly and daily caps
Hits the cap, stops. No apology, no quiet continuation. The campaign waits and picks up at the exact point it left.
Gradual warm-up
A new number starts at low volume and climbs over days, instead of opening with a thousand messages on day one.
Stops on a block signal
The first sign of a temporary block from WhatsApp and the campaign halts, before the damage spreads.
A confirmation screen first
The exact recipient list, the message as it will look, and the file count — before a single message goes out. Nothing sends without your approval.
Resumes after a disconnect
Browser closed mid-run? The campaign continues from the next recipient, with no duplicates. Every send is recorded once.