Looking for a free Instagram comment-to-DM automation tool.
I want to automatically send a DM with a link whenever someone comments a specific keyword on my posts or Reels.
Around 400+ DMs per month.
What tools have you personally used and recommend?
Looking for something easy, reliable and genuinely free.
Thanks! ā¤ļø
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