For affiliate creators
Affiliate links in the DM, sent by the comment, not by you
Create content around the products you know. Answer questions, share the right link and keep track of what your audience asks for.
Link as a button, per post · Story reactions covered · 1,000 DMs/mo on Spark, 10,000 on Blaze
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A week with Ignix
The reel
Scheduled at the best time, with the keyword in the caption: “comment LINK”. The automation is a template: keyword, message, button. Two minutes.
“LINK”
A public reply — “sent you a DM 💬” — and the DM with the button. A comment on a different post gets a different link. Story reactions get the same.
The numbers
Which post got the most comments, which hour, which network is growing — and the contacts who asked, tagged by what they wanted, ready for the next drop.
Read the full overview
The reel does its job, two hundred people write “link?”, and the ones you answer three hours later have already bought elsewhere. Ignix answers each comment in seconds with the link or the code as a button — the right one for that post — and does the same when someone reacts to your story. The person lands in your contacts with what they asked for, so the next launch goes to people who already said yes.
Ignix is for you if…
Not a feature list — the people it was built for. If three of these sound like you, you will feel at home.
- The reel works, two hundred people write “link?”, and the late answers buy elsewhere.
- You want the right link for that post, as a button, in seconds.
- You want the same when someone reacts to your story.
- You want the person in your contacts with what they asked for.
- You are paid per sale, so speed is money.
The three minutes that cost the sale
Affiliate income is timing. The DM has to arrive while they are still looking at the reel.
The link-page detour
Nobody leaves a reel to find your bio and scroll a list of links to the right product. The button in the DM is one tap. The bio link is still there for everyone else, and it can work harder: on any plan it’s a page that also sells your own products and collects emails.
The wrong link
One automation per post, or one keyword per product: “LINK” on the skincare reel sends the skincare link. Codes work too when a program does not allow links in private messages.
The contact you lost
Everyone who asked is in your contacts with the product they wanted. The next launch goes out as a DM to them — within each network’s rules.
The pieces, by name
The same automations every creator gets, pointed at the thing affiliates need most: the link, fast, to the right person.
Comment-to-DM with buttons
A keyword under a post or reel sends a DM with up to three buttons — the product, the code, your page. Instagram and Facebook. The public reply is optional.
Story reactions and welcome messages
A reaction to the story gets the link; a new conversation gets a welcome with your top picks.
Contacts tagged by interest
What they asked for is saved on the contact. Filter by tag, write to the ones who wanted the blender when the blender goes on sale.
Scheduler and best times
The week across Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Facebook, Pinterest and more from one calendar, each post at the hour your audience is awake, with the keyword already in the caption.
AI in your voice
Captions, hooks and hashtags from your own past posts, with AI credits on every plan (500 a month on Spark, 2000 on Blaze). Autopilot drafts the month for you to approve.
Analytics that answer the question
Which post brought comments and followers, per network — and a report link to show a brand what a collab did.
What it costs
Spark, $19 a month: one account, 1,000 DMs a month, the scheduler and the automations — 7-day trial. Blaze, $39: three accounts, 10,000 DMs a month, AI content. Two months free on annual. And if you tell your audience about Ignix, you earn 20% of every plan payment, for life.
7-day trial on Spark
10,000 DMs a month from Blaze
Ignix’s own affiliate program: 20% for life
Questions, answered straight
Can I send different links from different posts?
Yes. Each automation is tied to a post — or to a keyword across all posts. “LINK” on one reel sends one product; “LINK” on another sends another. A DM can carry up to three buttons.
What about programs that ban affiliate links in DMs?
Check each program’s rules: some do not allow their links in private messages. In that case send your code, or a link to your own page where the product links live. The automation is the same; only the button changes.
Does it track clicks and sales?
No. Ignix tells you comments, followers and reach per post; clicks and commissions live in your affiliate dashboards. Use a different link or code per post if you want to match them up.
How many replies do I get?
Spark, $19: 1,000 DMs a month — a reel with two hundred “link?” comments, five times over. Blaze, $39: 10,000. And if a reel takes off, +10,000 for $5.
Do I need a business Instagram?
A professional account — Creator or Business. That is Meta’s rule for every tool; switching takes a minute in the app.
Can I message everyone who asked, later?
Within Meta’s 24-hour window on Instagram and Facebook, yes; after that, a person has to write again before you can. On WhatsApp and Telegram the rules are different, and drip sequences follow them for you.
Put the link where the comment is
Connect Instagram, pick the comment-to-DM template, paste the link, schedule the reel. Seven days on Spark to see what it does to the next drop.