Use case
One bio link. The same click counts.
DripDM hosts a bio page for the account. Buttons open your offers. Taps are counted, as they are on DM links.
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What you can put on the page
Add the links you want in the bio. Pick a light, dark, or brand theme.
Set an SEO title and description. Pro can schedule a link and remove the DripDM footer on the page.
How it sits next to DMs
The bio page is the public list. The DM is the private handoff after a comment or story.
Use both. The caption sends people to a keyword. The bio holds the links that stay up all week.
Organize the public route to your offers
Treat the hosted bio page as a small navigation surface, not a checkout system. Place the primary offer first, use button labels that describe the destination, and reserve secondary positions for durable resources such as a booking calendar or an FAQ. Select a theme and edit the SEO title and description so someone opening the page understands whose links they are following. Open every button from a phone before replacing your existing bio URL.
Use the bio page for people who prefer browsing and the DM rule for people who request a specific resource. They solve different entry points. Pro link scheduling can help rotate a launch link, but review the time settings and keep the destination valid outside the launch. Footer removal does not give you a hosted shop, payment processing, or sales attribution. Track taps as navigation events and compare them with your own checkout records when assessing revenue.
Prepare a test before asking your audience
Connect an eligible professional Instagram account through Meta login, or a Facebook Page on Pro or above. Select the intended account before editing a rule. Confirm the destination opens on a phone and that the offer matches what the caption promises. Use a second, eligible account for a real trigger test; an editor preview cannot prove provider delivery.
Inspect the public reply, private message, and destination separately. A successful public reply does not prove that the DM was delivered. Keep a record of the test time and inspect activity when something fails. Check permissions and rule scope before repeatedly triggering the same recipient. Disable a stale campaign rather than leaving an expired offer running.
Capacity, permissions, and realistic outcomes
Free includes one account, 1,000 DMs per month, 100 contacts, and 10 captured leads. Pro is $9 per month for three accounts and adds the follow gate, one follow-up nudge, scheduling, product cards, older-comment replay, and Facebook Pages. Growth is $14 for three accounts with 1,000 monthly AI credits. Business is $29 for ten accounts, five seats, and 2,500 AI credits. Paid messaging, contact, and lead quotas are uncapped in the plan configuration; Meta restrictions still apply. Sheets is a Business entitlement and needs provider authorization. Direct Meta Ads audience export is disabled, including on Business.
A comment can qualify for one private reply, subject to Meta eligibility and time limits. It does not itself open a general 24-hour conversation window. The recipient must reply before ordinary follow-up messaging can use that window. A link click or a new follow is not a substitute for an inbound message. Delivery also depends on account permissions, token health, recipient settings, and provider rate limits.
Questions
No. The page is part of DripDM. The free plan includes it and shows a DripDM footer.
No payment processing or paid-access control is promised. Link to your existing commerce system.
Check the actual trigger, delivery activity, recipient reply, and destination separately. A scan, queued job, or link tap is not a completed sale. Use your booking or checkout system to confirm the final outcome.