Chat33: comment-triggered DMs and social scheduling

Tool snapshot
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In one lineChat33 connects Instagram and Facebook message flows with a shared social publishing calendar and agent-accessible tools.

Turn a requested link into a message flow

Chat33 offers comment-triggered direct messages for Instagram and Facebook. A person comments with a chosen keyword, and a configured flow can send the requested link privately. The publisher says the service uses Meta's official API.

The workflow includes a public reply, a direct message and link tracking. A visual flow builder combines triggers, conditions and actions. The site also lists contact tags, segments, a built-in CRM, timed follow-ups and analytics for opens, clicks, replies and conversions.

Connect publishing with the inbox

Chat33 provides a shared calendar for Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, YouTube, X, LinkedIn and Bluesky. The page distinguishes that publishing coverage from its Instagram and Facebook messaging support. WhatsApp is marked as coming soon, so it should not be assumed available from the broader channel description.

Its agent connection exposes publishing, scheduling, message flows, inbox replies and analytics to supported AI applications. The documented flow-creation tool leaves a draft for the user to activate, and the inbox workflow calls for approval of reply text. Those are useful controls to preserve when connecting an agent.

Trial one flow before expanding it

The captured pricing page lists a free plan with 100 active contacts per month, three flows and one channel. Paid plans increase contact and channel allowances. Check the current plan details when choosing how many accounts and contacts to connect.

Franklin analysis: start with one keyword and one clearly requested resource. Test the public reply, private message, destination link and analytics using an account you control. Then inspect what happens with repeated comments and a message that needs a human answer. That trial checks the complete handoff from interest to useful response, rather than treating successful automation setup as evidence that the campaign is working.