Bookings from posts, while you work
Booking links, price lists, and hours sent by DM the second someone asks — your front desk, on every post.
A day with inDM
The before-and-after from yesterday is getting comments
Everyone who commented BOOK has your booking link; two appointments landed before opening.
A story special brings a wave of replies
Each reply received the offer details and the booking link — no phone tag.
"How much for a full set?" — again
The price-list automation answered in seconds, warmly, the way you wrote it.
Closing time
The day's engaged customers are in your contacts; the email list for next month's offer grew on its own.
What you'll actually use
Booking links
The DM carries your scheduler — comments become appointments without a phone call.
Price & hours auto-answers
The questions you answer twenty times a day, answered once, well.
Story specials
Limited offers by story reply — the follow-up sends itself.
Email capture
Build the list for offers and reminders inside the DM thread.
Local contacts
Every engaged local is a contact you keep — your regulars-in-the-making list.
A full book of appointments from posts you made between clients.
Your most-asked question is your first automation — BOOK, PRICES, or HOURS.
Put it to work
All use cases →Auto-respond to comments
inDM watches your posts for the words that matter, replies in the comments, and follows up in DMs — instantly, every time.
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
How do salons and local businesses get bookings from Instagram?
Attach an automation to your work posts with a keyword like BOOK. Commenters get your booking link by DM instantly — including the after-hours scrollers who would never call.
Can it answer price and hours questions?
Yes — keyword automations handle the repetitive questions with answers you wrote once. Your comment section stays welcoming and your evenings stay yours.
Does this replace my booking system?
No — it feeds it. The DM carries the link to whatever you already use for scheduling; inDM's job is making sure every interested person actually gets there.