A word under the post
You pick the word — want, price, send. Someone types it in the comments and the rule fires. Want, Want! and WANT are the same word to it.
ProductFrom comments to DMs
A comment under the post becomes a private message
Two hundred people wrote plus under the reel, and every one of them can become a conversation. Someone types a word under your post, a direct message arrives, and from there it is an ordinary thread where something can be agreed.
What it does
How it works
The reply arrives in the inbox thread
Not as a public reply that everyone sees and everyone forgets an hour later, but as a direct message. That is where a conversation starts.
Any comment, if you decide so
Sometimes a keyword is in the way and everyone deserves an answer. The engine supports that mode, and the rule fires on any comment under the post.
One person, one reply
The platform delivered the event twice, the connection blinked, the server restarted. They still get exactly one message instead of five in a row.
The whole conversation in one place
The comment, the reply and everything after it live in one thread. A week later it is still clear how this started, without scrolling the feed.
A rehearsal that sends nothing
Run the rule and see what it was about to do. Not a single message leaves, so you can check it on a live post.
One word takes you out of their life
Someone writes stop and stops receiving your broadcasts. On its own, with no form and no work from you, and with a date on their card.
Stop it mid-flight
If a conversation turns, the rule can be paused or cancelled while it runs, and you finish the thread yourself.
How it works
How it works in practice
Pick the post
The one people already ask under. Usually an announcement, a price or a breakdown — where people type want and wait for an answer.
Choose the word
One word that is easy to type and hard to get wrong. Nobody writes long phrases under posts.
Write the message
The thing they commented for. A link, a price, the terms — short, and not in cheerful template language.
Turn it on and read along
For the first few days just watch who received it. Then you will know whether a second post and a second word are worth it.
What is guaranteed
Only the person who wrote gets an answer
The rule replies in the same conversation the trigger fired in. It does not message people who merely scrolled past, it does not harvest anyone's followers, and it cannot reach people or posts you never connected to it.
Questions
What people ask about replying to comments
- Will replying like this get me blocked?
- We work through Meta's official interfaces for professional accounts. Nobody asks for your password and no unofficial clients are involved.
- Will they know a rule replied?
- There is no label on the message and it arrives as an ordinary direct message. You wrote the text, so it sounds like you.
- What if there are two hundred comments?
- Every one of them gets their own message. Delivery goes in order, one after another, not in a single burst.
- What happens to the people who reply?
- They land in an ordinary thread with the whole history, and from there you answer, or your agent does — as far as you allow.
- Does this work outside Instagram?
- Replying to a comment is an Instagram thing. In Telegram the rule fires on an incoming message, and the logic is the same.
From comments to DMs
Take one post
Do not set everything up at once. Pick the post people ask about price under, and hand it to a rule for a week.