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Price DM template: answer "price?" comments automatically

When someone comments "price?" or "kitna hai", reply in their DM with the price (or what it depends on), what is included, and a button to the product page. Below are variants for fixed prices, prices that vary and services that need a quote, in English and Hinglish, plus how to catch price questions that never use your keyword.

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Templates: fixed price

Square brackets are yours to replace, including your own price.

Variant 1: price first

Hi! The [product] is [₹1,499], with [free shipping in India].
Details and order link below 👇

Variant 2: what is included

[Course / plan] is [₹2,999] and includes [6 modules, 2 live calls and a certificate].
Everything is on the page 👇

Variant 3: Hinglish

Hi! [Product] ka price [₹1,499] hai, [shipping free].
Order karne ke liye neeche tap karo 👇

Variant 4: Hinglish, warm

Poochne ke liye thanks 🙏 [Product] [₹999] ka hai.
Saari details page pe hain, koi sawal ho toh yahin reply karo.

Templates: the price depends on something

Variant 5: sizes or options

Prices start at [₹799] and depend on [size / colour / quantity].
All options with prices are on the page below 👇

Variant 6: service that needs a quote

Thanks for asking! [Logo design] starts at [₹4,000]. Two quick questions so I can quote exactly: [1. What is it for? 2. When do you need it?]

Variant 7: Hinglish, quote

Price [kaam] pe depend karta hai, [₹4,000] se shuru. Bas ye batao: [kis cheez ke liye chahiye aur kab tak?]

Variant 6 and 7 ask a question, so the person replies. That reply opens Meta's 24-hour window and turns the comment into a real conversation.

What public reply and button text go with it?

Public replies

Sent you the price in DMs 📩
Price and details are in your inbox ✨
DM sent! Check message requests if you don't see it

Button text: "See price and options", "Order now" or "View details". On a service, "Book a call" or "Get a quote".

Should you just put the price in the caption?

Often, yes. A lot of buyers find "DM for price" annoying, and some scroll past. Sending the price by DM still helps when:

If you do use "comment PRICE", answer within seconds and give the actual number. A DM that dodges the price after asking people to comment for it feels like a trick.

How do you catch price questions without the keyword?

People write "price?", "how much", "rate kya hai", "kitne ka hai" and "cost pls". A keyword list misses half of them. On paid plans, per automation, the creator can turn on “Also reply without your keywords” and describe the comment in plain words (for example “asks for the link”); comments that contain no keyword, such as typos, other languages, Hinglish or “pls send”, are read by AI and the DM goes out only when it is confident.

Intent matching turned on in a SuperProfile Auto-DM automation, with a plain-words description of comments that ask for the price
Sample data. Describe the comment in plain words, like asks for the price, and AI matches comments that never use your keyword.

For price questions, describe it as "asks for the price or cost". The DM goes only when the AI is confident, and keywords are matched first.

Price questions also arrive in DMs. On paid plans, an automation can reply to incoming DMs with a keyword, and a fan sending you one of your posts or reels in a DM can trigger an automation, which is how many shoppers ask "is this available?".

What should you customise?

What mistakes should you avoid?

How do you set it up in SuperProfile?

  1. In Auto-DM, create an automation on the post or Reel with the keyword PRICE.
  2. Paste a template and add a button to the product page. Your own SuperProfile products can be linked directly, since buttons can open one of your published SuperProfile products (payment pages, courses, webinars, 1:1 sessions, Telegram communities, locked content, lead magnets), your store or your referral link.
  3. On a paid plan, turn on "Also reply without your keywords" and describe the comment as asking for the price.
  4. Add public replies, publish and test with "price?" and "kitna hai" from a second account.

The free plan covers one keyword on a post or Reel. See replying without the exact keyword and selling with Auto-DM.

"DM for price" ka matlab aur reply kaise kare

"DM for price" ka matlab hai: price post pe nahi likha, aapko message karke poochna hoga. Seller ki taraf se, isse automatic karna aasaan hai: post pe "comment PRICE" likho, aur jo bhi PRICE comment kare, use DM mein price aur order link turant chala jaye.

Reply chhota rakho: pehle price, phir kya kya milega, phir ek button. Jaise: "Hi! Ye kurta ₹1,499 ka hai, shipping free. Order ke liye neeche tap karo." Agar log "kitna hai" ya "rate?" likhte hain aur keyword nahi, toh paid plan pe AI intent matching unhe bhi DM bhej deta hai, jab use pakka lage ki wo price hi pooch rahe hain.

Frequently asked questions

What does "DM for price" mean?

It means the seller has not written the price on the post and wants you to message them for it. Sellers often automate the reply, so commenting a keyword like PRICE gets you the price in your DMs.

How do I reply to "price?" comments automatically?

Set up a keyword automation for PRICE on the post that DMs the price and a product link. On SuperProfile's paid plans, intent matching also catches "how much" or "kitna hai" without the keyword.

Is it better to show the price publicly?

Usually, when the price is fixed. Use a DM when the price depends on options or scope, or when you want the buyer to land straight on the order page.

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