Sizing answered from the post.
Set the model's height, the size on, the fabric stretch, and run-true-to-size notes. ReplyMagic answers “does this fit a 32C?” using those exact details — not a generic size guide.
Per-post product context, real sizing answers, instant link DMs, and restock alerts — across hundreds of comments per launch. Built on the Official Meta Tech Provider. ~5 minute setup.
A keyword bot can't answer “what size is the model wearing in the camel coat reel?” because the answer is different for every post. ReplyMagic stores product details on the post itself — and answers from there.
Set the model's height, the size on, the fabric stretch, and run-true-to-size notes. ReplyMagic answers “does this fit a 32C?” using those exact details — not a generic size guide.
Mark variants as sold out, restocking, or final sale. ReplyMagic confirms what's left, when the restock lands, and offers to DM the customer the moment it's back.
When a launch reel hits, ReplyMagic answers price, sizing, ship date, and link questions for hundreds of comments simultaneously — without breaking voice or rate limits.
“Sold out in M” doesn't have to be a dead end. Tag similar items per post — same fit, different colorway, restocked variant — and ReplyMagic offers them in the same reply.
Set shipping windows, free-ship thresholds, and return policy once. ReplyMagic answers “when will it ship to Australia?” concretely — not “check our shipping page.”
Every product post gets its own product URL. When someone comments “link?” we DM the exact product page — no Linktree gauntlet, no scrolling, no abandoned carts.
By midnight there are 1,400 comments across the four launch posts. Three hundred ask price. Two hundred ask “does the slip dress run small?”. A hundred and fifty ask if the camel coat ships to the UK. Forty ask when the medium restocks.
ReplyMagic answers all of them — using the price you set, the model's measurements you uploaded, your UK shipping window, and the restock date you confirmed with your warehouse. Twelve real customer-service issues — wrong size shipped, missing order, broken zip — get flagged for your team.
The next morning, your social inbox shows 1,400 handled and 12 to review. Conversion on the launch posts is up because nobody waited 14 hours for an answer.