Send the DM you keep copy-pasting

When someone comments “guide”, “price”, or “link” on a supported post, Replier sends the DM you wrote once and tracks who clicked.

Connect a supported channel. Start with one automation.

A live automation

Running

Replier matched it

Comment contains price
Send the saved DM

Comment includes price. Replier sends your saved DM.

Someone commented

2 min ago

On your reel — Spring retreat is open

@maeve.reads

what's the price for the May one?

We sent the DM, in your voice

Sent · just now

To @maeve.reads

Hey! Here are the May dates, details, and booking link.

Book May retreatClick tracked

The loop

Ask for a comment. Send the thing they asked for.

Replier is for the post where you say “comment guide” or “comment price.” Pick the post, choose the word, write the DM once. Replier handles the copy-paste work when comments arrive.

01

Post the prompt

Tell people what to comment on a supported channel: guide, price, link, demo, waitlist, or your own word.

02

Save the DM

Write the message you would normally send by hand, including the link or button you want them to tap.

03

See what happened

Replier logs the DM, tracks clicks, and keeps the result with the automation.

Use it where the comment already means yes.

Keep the public post simple. Let the private reply carry the link, details, or next step.

“Comment guide and I’ll send the checklist.”

Send the download link.

“Comment price for the package options.”

Send pricing or menu details.

“Comment demo for the booking link.”

Send the calendar or application.

“Comment link to shop.”

Send the product page or code.

Meta

Tech Provider

Official API connection

Tech & Business approved Meta provider

Built on Meta's official API. No bots.

You connect through Meta. Replier never asks for your password or runs browser automation.

  • Meta permissions and webhooks
  • No passwords or browser sessions

Availability depends on your Meta account, permissions, and current platform rules.

Proof after the DM

See whether people followed through.

A sent DM is useful. A sent DM with click tracking tells you whether the post actually moved people.

Example report for one comment-to-DM automation.

Spring retreat link

One automation, one saved DM, two tracked buttons.

42

DMs sent

19

people clicked

45%

click rate

Compare buttons

See which link inside the DM got the click.

Export the list

Download people who interacted with one automation or a whole connected channel.

Keep history

Username changes stay tied to the same channel user.

Simple on purpose

Not a chatbot. Not a mini CRM.

Replier stays narrow because most creator campaigns do not need flows, broadcasts, or a team inbox. They need the right DM to go out when someone asks for it.

Use Replier when

  • You want comment keyword → one DM.
  • You want click tracking by automation.
  • You want setup to take minutes, not a flow map.

Use a full platform when

  • You need broadcasts, tags, or multi-step funnels.
  • You need a shared support inbox.
  • You need CRM records for every contact.

Pricing

Comment-to-DM pricing. Not CRM pricing.

Pay for the comment-to-DM workflow, not every person who comments.

No active-contact pricing. Start free, then upgrade when comment-to-DM is worth it.

Questions before you connect?

Is Replier a full chatbot platform?
No. It sends saved DMs from keyword comments.
How is Replier different from ManyChat?
ManyChat handles funnels, broadcasts, and inboxes. Replier handles comment-to-DM.
Can Replier track clicks?
Yes. Buttons and links can report opens, total clicks, and click rate.
Can I export people who interacted?
Yes. Export a CSV for one automation, or export everyone who interacted across a connected channel from Connections.
What channels can I connect?
Replier works with supported social channels through each platform’s permissions. The workflow is built around connected channels, not one network.
Will Replier answer every comment?
No. Only active automations with matching keywords trigger a DM.
Can I try it for free?
Yes. Use the free quota to test one campaign.

Create your first auto-DM.

Create one automation. See it run.

Create your first auto-DM