The DM that waited ten hours
bought from someone else.
Sellinger's agent answers every DM in about a minute — stock, sizing, shipping, the checkout link — in your brand's voice, at 2 AM, to people who are buying right now. And it looks after them after the sale. On the right: 22:03 last night.
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maison.lin
Instagram · typically replies instantly
Wednesday, 22:03After the shoot
You used to answer DMs until midnight. Now the DMs answer themselves and you sleep.
You know the old Wednesday. You post at seven. By ten there are thirty-four DMs: sizes, shipping to Berlin, “is this still available?”, “how do I work with you?”. You answer twelve before your eyes close. Nine of the other twenty-two bought from the account that answered in a minute.
Here's the new one. All thirty-four answered within a minute, from your real stock and policies, with the checkout link dropped at the exact moment someone said “yes please”. Every person is now a lead in your CRM, not a name in a tab. You wake up to eleven orders and two discovery calls booked.
The customer whose order arrived? She got a “tag us when it lands 🤍” and did.
It Hunts. It Answers. It Remembers.
Answering DMs is the opening move — the agent runs your whole Instagram inbox.
It hunts
Around thirty gentle, personal DMs a day to your own followers or handles you import — conversation starters written per person, never a script. Followers finally become a pipeline instead of a number.
It answers
'Is this in stock in M?' is a purchase happening right now. Stock, sizing, shipping, price, checkout link — answered in a minute from your real catalog, in your brand's voice with your brand's emojis, at 2 PM and 2 AM.
It remembers
The follower who asked about the drop last month. The customer whose order shipped yesterday. The 'let me think about it' from Tuesday. Quiet threads continue on email; nobody who ever DM'd you is lost in the tab.
Every DM answered, every follower warmed, every customer remembered — for about five minutes of your attention a day.
Three Kinds of Inbox It Was Made For
Same agent, your voice, your catalog or calendar.
Brands & Shopify stores
The night-shift shop assistant.
Product questions answered with real stock and prices; checkout links dropped at the moment of intent.
Creators & coaches
Every 'how do I work with you?' answered.
The DMs you can't keep up with become booked discovery calls — qualified, answered, scheduled while you create.
Agencies & local businesses
A staffed inbox for every client page.
Each client's Instagram runs as its own campaign in its own voice — a deliverable that used to need a community manager per account.
Human pacing · ~30 outbound DMs a day · optional dedicated proxy · the account is the asset
Hear It From a Founder Who Switched the DMs On
Real customer, real footage.
“Our outbound was dead. Sellinger brought it back to life across every channel.”
Mohsin Ali Khan — Founder & CEO, Vettio. He'd written off his inbound channels before letting the agent answer them across the board. Press play — he tells it better than we can.
A note from Mr. Sellinger
The gentleman behind your handle
Instagram is a warm room, and I behave accordingly: no blasts, no “thanks for reaching out! 💕”, no robot voice. I learn how you talk — emojis included — and I answer the person in front of me from what you actually have in stock.
Connect your account and give me thirty days of DMs. If you don't wake up to more orders and a calmer inbox, it has cost you nothing.
— Mr. Sellinger
Frequently Asked Questions
Straight answers about Instagram DM automation.
Tonight at 22:03, Someone Will Ask About the M
Connect your account before you post and the agent answers them — and everyone after — in a minute, in your voice.
