WhatsApp MCP server by AiChargeLabs: closed-source, licence required
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# AiChargeLabs WhatsApp MCP This package provides the closed-source WhatsApp MCP server. It contains a compiled executable, not product source code. A valid per-seat licence key is required before it will run. Windows x64 and macOS Apple silicon are supported. Other platforms are not published, so pip refuses them. ```text pip install aichargelabs-whatsapp-mcp # or: pipx install aichargelabs-whatsapp-mcp whatsapp-mcp install --host claude-code whatsapp-mcp install --host codex whatsapp-mcp license set <key> whatsapp-mcp login <number> ``` WhatsApp MCP uses the open-source Baileys library over WhatsApp Web. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by WhatsApp or Meta and may breach WhatsApp's terms of service. WhatsApp may ban the number. Use a number you can afford to lose. Never use it for bulk or marketing messages. You are responsible for your use. For support, contact support@aichargelabs.com.
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