Turn every comment into a conversation

Yes. Instagram Auto DM is on every plan, including Free at ₹0 a month — not a trial. Free includes 500 auto DMs a month, Starter (₹499) 2,000, Growth (₹1,499) 10,000, and Scale (₹3,999) has no cap. Every feature on this page — triggers, cards, carousels, the follow gate and email capture — is on every plan; only the monthly allowance changes.

Switch your Instagram account to a professional account (creator or business) if it isn’t already — it’s free, in Instagram’s settings. Then sign in with Instagram from your Tribearn dashboard, create an automation, pick the trigger (comments on all posts or one post, story replies, or a DM keyword), write the DM as text, a card or a carousel, add buttons pointing at what you sell, set a delay and a daily cap, and switch it on. Most people are live in under ten minutes.

Yes. A comment on a Reel triggers an automation exactly like a comment on a post, and you can point an automation at one specific Reel from the post picker.

For comment-to-DM on Instagram, yes. The difference is that Tribearn is also where the thing you’re selling lives — your events, plans, courses and products — so a button is picked from a list rather than pasted, and taps, followers and leads are counted per automation. It’s priced in rupees, and the Free plan includes 500 auto DMs a month. If you need automation on channels other than Instagram, a dedicated chatbot tool covers more ground.

Yes. You connect through Instagram’s own login and messages go out through Instagram’s official API — we never ask for your password and nothing runs from a browser pretending to be you. You can disconnect at any time from your dashboard or from Instagram’s settings.

No. You sign in with Instagram directly. You do need a professional account — creator or business — which is a free switch in your Instagram settings.

Yes. Connect several accounts and each automation runs on the one you choose. Safety settings are per account, so your accounts don’t share a daily cap.

A comment on your post, a reply to your story, or a keyword sent to you in DMs. Keywords can match loosely or exactly, and leaving the list empty replies to everyone who comments.

Yes — the follow gate asks for a follow, checks, then hands over the link. You write the wording, and you decide what happens after three tries: send it anyway, or stop there.

Yes — and phone numbers. Ask and they reply in the thread: no form to open, no extra tap, nothing to leave Instagram for, which is why more people finish. It reads the answer out of however they write it, so “sure, it’s me@example.com” and “+91 98765 43210” both work. Everything lands on a Leads tab you can export as a CSV.

Yes. It works exactly like the email question and runs straight after it when both are on, so the person answers twice and then gets your link. Numbers are stored as typed — no country code is added on your behalf, because guessing one would put a number that dials somewhere else on your list.

Throwaway and temp-mail domains are turned away and the person is asked again, so those addresses never reach your list. A wrong answer costs one of the three tries, and after that your fallback decides whether the DM still goes out.

Yes — turn on whichever you want and they run in that order, then your DM. Worth knowing that each step is another message: all three turns a comment into a four-message conversation rather than one reply, and every extra step costs some people. Start with one and add the next only if the first is converting.

Followers gained is on your dashboard and on every automation row. It counts only people who weren’t following you when the conversation started — someone who already followed isn’t a follower the automation earned, so they aren’t counted.

Buttons go through a short link of ours, so the tap is counted before the person lands on your page. Obvious bots and link-preview fetches are left out of the count.

The guardrails exist for that: one DM per person, nobody you’re already talking to, a randomized delay, business hours only, and a daily cap you set. Every send is logged so you can see exactly what went out.

Not yet. Today a DM can be text, a card or a carousel — each with buttons. Media and voice DMs are on the roadmap.