Automatically reply to repetitive comments under every post

Both run on the same rule engine, Pasokhino. Comments have one extra choice: a private DM reply, a public reply under the comment, or both.

Not necessarily. If you write several public replies, Admino picks one at random each time, so replies under a busy post do not look repetitive. The public reply is optional: a new rule sends a DM only by default, and nothing is posted under a comment until you choose that option yourself.

If the rule is set to "followers only", a follow request with an "I followed" button is sent instead of the real content, and after the tap follow status is checked with Instagram itself. If it is set to "only people who do not follow", it works the other way: confirmed followers get no DM and everyone else gets it at most once.

No. Admino ignores comments posted by the page's own Instagram account.

No. After a private reply to a comment, Instagram does not allow another message until the person writes something in the DM. Automatic follow-ups are for DM rules; once a commenter moves to the DM and writes, your DM rules carry on with them.

That is Instagram's limit: a comment accepts exactly one private reply. Consecutive short text messages are combined so they arrive together. Whatever does not fit is held and sent the moment the person writes in the DM.

The rest is sent to anyone who writes in the DM within a day, and to anyone who replies directly to that first message within seven days. After that it is dropped, because Instagram does not allow messages to someone who has not written.

Instagram's ceiling is a thousand characters per text message. While you build a rule, the panel tells you whether your messages arrive together and how many characters to cut, so you do not have to count.

Yes. A comment rule can be limited to specific posts, so a campaign post gets its own rule. Posts you publish later are not added automatically; choose "all posts" for those.

It depends what it automates. Admino replies automatically to comments other people leave under your own posts, by keyword. It never posts comments under other accounts' posts: automated commenting elsewhere is what password-based bots do, and it puts a page at risk of Instagram restrictions. Admino uses Meta's official API and never asks for your password.

Comment automation is part of Pasokhino and is included in the monthly and yearly plans. Every new account gets a 30-day free trial with every feature after verifying a phone number; see the pricing page for details.