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Instagram price list reply template The price question, answered clearly.

Prepare an Instagram price list reply with Linkar. Match pricing enquiries, send your maintained package page, and leave custom quotations to your team.

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Instagram · Incoming DM

Helpful DM replies

Your DMs ask the same things. Keep the answers ready.

Use this recipe when people repeatedly ask about rates or packages.

A keyword message flow shares your maintained price destination and explains when a custom quotation is needed. Keep inclusions and exclusions visible on that page. A starting price should not be presented as the final cost of every possible request.

Recipe in 3 steps

Adapt the recipe to your account.

Replace the sample copy and links, then test the supported journey in your own account.

  1. Review the package page

    Check amounts, inclusions, and any starting-price conditions. Make sure the page is readable inside Instagram’s mobile browser.

  2. Choose pricing keywords

    Start with PRICE, RATES, or the words your audience uses. Test full sentences so the matching choice catches the intended questions.

  3. Write the pricing answer

    Share the relevant link and explain the custom enquiry route. Test that a support complaint containing ‘cost’ does not receive an unsuitable sales message.

Instagram price list reply template

Consistent answers build quiet trust.

Example conversation

What the person who asked sees.

Seen this lately?

  • kabir.studioWhat are your rates?

  • isha.shopsSent 2m ago

  • dev.travelsSeen 1h ago

Then the reply lands.

kabir.studio: What are your rates?

Your reply:
Here’s our current package list with what’s included. For a custom request, tell us what you need and our team can help.
View your price list
ExampleReplace packages and quotation wording with your actual service process.

Why it helps

Built for the inbox you actually have.

Prepared answers for the questions you already know, and a clear route to your team for the rest.

  1. One maintained price destination

    Changing packages is easier when the answer points to a current page instead of several old message variations.

  2. Space for custom work

    Tell the person when your team needs to assess a request. A prepared list is helpful without pretending to quote everything.

Before you switch it on

Keep the figures in one place

Avoid hard-coding changing prices across several automations. If you send a price image, update it alongside the destination page. Include the distinction between an enquiry and an accepted quotation so the customer understands what happens next.

Campaign notes

Keep incoming message replies useful

  • Use the words people actually send, then choose a matching mode that suits the request. An exact campaign code and a broader question keyword serve different purposes. Test an expected request, a longer sentence, and an unrelated message. Review other active flows so the same incoming question does not produce several competing answers.

  • Prepared replies should answer known questions with information you maintain. They are not a reason to improvise product claims or make custom commitments. Leave a clear route to your team and respect the supported messaging window. If the destination changes, update and retest the reply before the next campaign.

Download the recipe planA Markdown copy of this recipe to keep with your campaign notes.

Questions, answered.

Will the reply calculate a custom quote?

No. It sends the pricing information you configure. Custom requirements and final quotations need your team’s review or a separately configured quoting process.

Which account do I need?

Connect an Instagram professional account, either Business or Creator. Check the capabilities available to that account and use a supported incoming interaction. Personal Instagram accounts are not supported for these automation journeys.

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