I built ChatMe because I was the customer.
Hi, I'm Eden Cohen, 29, from Herzliya, a marketer and the owner of Solina, a supplement brand.
I built ChatMe to solve a problem in my own sales team: too many systems, too many bills and too many deals that slipped through the gaps between them.
When I saw how much time and money it saved me, and how much it helped the team sell, I realized I wasn't the only one who needed something like this.
| Service | Monthly cost |
|---|---|
| CRM | $100 |
| Dialer | $714 |
| $200 | |
| Email marketing | $171 |
| Automations, Make and upkeep | $429 |
| Plus deals lost to the gaps between systems | The most expensive |
The problem wasn't the leads. It was what happened between them.
I paid for a CRM, a dialer, WhatsApp and email marketing. Each system worked on its own, but information didn't always move between them in time. And when information doesn't reach the rep at the right moment, deals can slip away.
Before ChatMe
- A customer writes on WhatsApp: "I'm free now."
- The message stays in the WhatsApp inbox and doesn't affect the dialing queue.
- The rep keeps calling other leads.
- By the time someone gets to the message, she is no longer available.
With ChatMe
- A customer writes on WhatsApp: "I'm free now."
- The message is recognized and she gets priority in the dialing queue, by the rules you set.
- The rep calls her back while she's still available.
Same leads. Same team. Fewer missed opportunities.
I tried connecting everything. It just became more work.
I'm not saying different systems can't be connected. They can, and I did it.
I used automation people, Make scenarios and integrations between the systems. But every extra connection needed upkeep, testing and fiddling. When something stopped working, someone had to spot the problem and fix it.
I wanted something simpler: one system where leads, calls and messages work together, without relying on a chain of outside integrations.
ChatMe was born to let me focus on growing the business, and the sales team focus on selling, not on maintaining systems.
When the systems started working together, sales changed too.
When I started working with ChatMe, I saw the difference in the day-to-day work.
Reps stopped wasting time switching between systems, the dialer helped them reach more customers, and WhatsApp messages became part of the sales process instead of sitting in a separate inbox.
Suddenly I could see the whole picture in one place, without chasing integrations and automations.
If it helped me, why wouldn't it help other business owners?
ChatMe didn't start as a startup idea. It started as a real need I had as a business owner.
Every feature I built came from a problem I ran into myself: a lead who didn't get a reply in time, a customer whose message got missed, a rep who wasted time dialing, or another system I had to pay for.
I know what it is to invest in advertising, get leads and then find out some of the opportunities were lost because of a messy workflow.
I didn't build ChatMe to add another system to the market. I built it because I was tired of paying for systems that don't work together, and for the deals lost because of it.
And today I want to help more businesses in Israel work in a simpler, more efficient way.
Want to see how ChatMe can work in your business?
Let's look at how to connect your leads, calls and messages and cut down on manual work.