PigeonDM vs CreatorFlow
Same price. They stop at 5,000 DMs a month, we do not stop.
Their plans are sized by how many DMs you send in a month, so a good week can end the month early. PigeonDM costs $15 a month whatever happens, and the free plan answers everyone who comments on 3 of your posts.
What CreatorFlow charges for
CreatorFlow lists Pro at $15/month with 5,000 DMs, Growth at $30/month with 10,000, and a free plan capped at 500 DMs a month.
Checked August 3, 2026. Their pricing page
Prices change, and ours is on our own pricing page. If you find one of these out of date, we would rather hear it than leave it up.
What PigeonDM does on both its plans
No cap on DMs sent
Not on the free plan, not on the Pro one. A week that goes well costs the same as a week that does not.
One DM per person, per post
Held by the database itself, claimed before the send rather than checked after. A duplicate webhook cannot produce a second message.
The sends that went nowhere
The log keeps 60 days, and it shows the people who asked and got nothing because the post was not set up. That is the list worth reading.
What PigeonDM does not do
One trigger, and one only: a comment on a post or reel of the account you connected. Not story replies, not mentions, not comments on a live, not keywords sent to your inbox, and nothing outside Instagram. Most tools in this category cover several of those. If you need them, this is the wrong page and we would rather you knew now.
Where CreatorFlow is the better choice
Their paid plans include several workspaces, so one subscription can run more than one Instagram account. PigeonDM connects one account per subscription. If you manage accounts for other people, that difference matters more than any cap.