Send the brief, get a price and a timeframe
To get a quote for our Instagram mass DM service, message us on Telegram with two things: the offer and the audience it is for. We review the brief against Instagram’s rules and our decline list, then answer with the route we would use, a price and a timeframe. We never ask for a password or a login code.
What decides it
A brief has five parts
A first message with these in it gets a quote. A first message without them gets questions.
- The offer in two or three sentences: what it is, what it costs the recipient and what they are asked to do
- The audience: who it is for, where they are and how you would recognize one of them on Instagram
- A link to the account that will send, so we can look at its age, posts and standing
- What should happen to a reply: who takes the hand-off and in what form
- Anything already tried, including earlier campaigns and any restriction the account has had
Declined
We never ask for these
If someone using our name asks for any of them, it is not us.
- The password to your Instagram, Facebook or email account
- A login code, a two-factor code or a backup code
- A contact file of private phone numbers or emails to message
- Payment before you have read the quote and agreed to it
- A fee for a delivery promise, which nobody is able to sell
The sheet
A brief gets one of four answers
The first reply puts the brief in one of these rows.
| Answer | What it means | What comes next |
|---|---|---|
| Quoted | The offer is acceptable and the audience can be reached | You get the route, the work included, a price and a timeframe |
| Rerouted | Cold messaging would not carry it, an opt-in route would | We quote a click-to-message, comment-to-DM or API reply setup instead |
| Questions first | The offer or the audience is too loosely defined to judge | We ask for the missing part and quote once we have it |
| Declined | The offer is on the decline list or the audience needs private data | We say which rule it met and close the thread |
Notes
Everything runs through one Telegram thread
We do not take briefs by phone, by email or through a form, and we do not write to anyone first. One thread keeps the record in order: the brief you sent, the quote, the copy you approved, every pause and the final report.
The button on this page opens that thread. If an account claiming to be IG Mass DM Solution reaches you some other way, treat it as an impersonator and report it on the platform where it appeared.
Questions
Before you write
When is anything charged?
Only after you have read the quote and agreed to it. The quote states the price of the work and what it includes, and no work starts before that.
I do not have an audience definition yet. Can I still write?
Yes. Describe your current customers and what you sell. Audience research is part of the service, and a rough description is enough for us to say whether the campaign looks workable.
Can an agency send a brief for a client?
Yes. Tell us who the client is and who owns the sending account. The owner of the account has to approve the copy before anything is sent.
My account was already restricted. Will you take the brief?
We will read it. We do not help an account get around a restriction, and a recent one usually means cold messaging is off the table. An opt-in route may still fit.
IG Mass DM Solution is a separate business from Instagram, Meta and Telegram. Using Telegram to reach us does not make it, or any other platform, a party to the service.