DMFast vs SuperProfile

Neither free plan is a trial: SuperProfile calls Starter free forever, and DMFast’s Free plan has no time limit. They are generous in different places. The table uses SuperProfile’s pricing page as read on 6 October 2026 and DMFast’s current plans.

The trade is volume against range. A Reel that brings in 400 commenters in a month runs past DMFast’s free cap of 100 people, while SuperProfile’s free plan keeps answering. But if your audience replies to your Stories or messages you a word like PRICE, SuperProfile’s free plan won’t answer, and its 3 custom keyword triggers limit how many offers you can run at once.

SuperProfile has one paid plan with a listed price. Creator costs $4.99 for the first month, then $29 a month. It adds Story, DM and Live auto-replies, up to 5 Instagram accounts and the full store. Its AutoDMs can carry voice notes, images and video, send follow-ups, and fire on any comment or on every post, including the next one you publish. Paid plans also connect to Zapier, Kit and Mailchimp. Above Creator, Pro is priced on a call and adds custom landing pages, a dedicated growth manager and ads manager, and a WhatsApp support group.

DMFast spreads a similar budget across three plans. Pro, at $9 a month, covers 3 accounts with unlimited people and emails, and adds sending only to followers, one reminder, scheduled DMs and replies to older comments. Growth, at $14, adds AI replies written from your own business details, with 1,000 credits a month at one credit per reply. Business, at $29, covers 10 accounts, 5 team seats and 2,500 credits.

Tip: SuperProfile’s $4.99 is a first-month price, so count $29 from the second month: a first year comes to $323.99. For the same year, DMFast Pro costs $108 and Business costs $348.

SuperProfile’s Creator plan sells digital products, courses, 1:1 coaching, webinars, and access to Telegram or Discord communities, with 0% commission according to its pricing page. DMFast’s store sells three kinds of thing: a digital product delivered as a file or a link, a free lead magnet given in exchange for an email (and a phone number if you ask for one), and 1-on-1 bookings, paid or free.

DMFast doesn’t take a commission either, but its store is for India only: checkout runs on Razorpay, whose own fee is deducted, and getting paid requires a PAN and a bank account in India. Within those limits the store works on every plan, Free included, where lead magnet sign-ups count towards the 10-email limit.

In practice: if you teach a course with lessons, run webinars or charge for a community, SuperProfile has those formats ready. If you sell a PDF, a template pack or a paid call from India, DMFast covers it without a paid plan.

SuperProfile’s pricing page talks only about Instagram and doesn’t mention Facebook Pages. DMFast connects Facebook Pages as well, so comments on Page posts and messages in Messenger get the same keyword replies. Facebook has no Story replies and no follow gate, and Messenger caps a Page’s daily messages at 200 times the number of people who have messaged it.

On Instagram, any tool built on the official API works inside the same rules: a single private reply per comment, sent within 7 days, and automated messages only within 24 hours of the person’s last one. SuperProfile lists Live comment replies on Creator; Instagram only lets a tool answer a Live comment while that Live is still running.

DMFast publishes this comparison. SuperProfile’s plans and features come from its own pricing page, and if anything there has changed since 6 October 2026, its page is the one to trust.