Every "link?" becomes a commission chance
Product questions answered with your affiliate link on a tappable card — the moment the intent exists, on the post that created it.
A day with inDM
The haul reel is full of "where's the top from?"
Everyone who commented LINKS already has the full product list — each item on its own tappable card.
A story try-on gets replies
Each reply receives the DM with your code and link — no screenshots, no retyping.
An old video finds a new audience
Its automation never turned off; the commissions link is still answering for you.
You check what converted
DM click-through by keyword shows which products actually move — so tomorrow's content is better aimed.
What you'll actually use
Keyword per product
LINKS, SHOES, CODE — each keyword carries its own DM and link card.
Link cards
The DM delivers a titled, tappable card — not a raw URL someone has to copy.
Click-through analytics
See which posts and keywords drive actual taps, not just comments.
Email capture
Turn one-time commission clicks into a list you own — ask for the email before the link when it fits.
Contacts you keep
Every engaged shopper is a contact you can export — the audience stays yours.
Commissions from a reel you posted three weeks ago, answered while you filmed the next one.
Affiliate platforms count the commissions; inDM makes sure the click happens while the intent is hot.
Put it to work
All use cases →Send links in DMs
Links aren't tappable in Instagram comments — so inDM DMs yours to anyone who comments your keyword, on the post where they asked.
See the recipe →Drive conversions
The distance between wanting and buying is one tappable card — sent the moment intent shows up in your comments.
See the recipe →Collect emails
inDM asks for the email inside the DM thread — before the link is delivered — and attaches it to a contact you keep forever.
See the recipe →Questions, answered plainly
Do affiliate links work in automated DMs?
Yes — the DM carries any link you choose, including affiliate URLs and storefronts, on a tappable card with your title. Your affiliate platform keeps counting commissions exactly as before.
Can different keywords send different products?
Yes. Each automation has its own keyword, DM, and link — so SHOES sends the shoes, GLOW sends the skincare, and your analytics show which one earns.
Is this allowed under Instagram's rules?
Yes — inDM works through Meta's official API and only messages people who engaged first. That's the compliant version of exactly what you're doing by hand today.