Start from the post they engaged with
See your connected account's recent posts and choose a post for an Instagram play. Use likes and comments as context for your audience.
Connect your Instagram account, choose a post, and build a play for the people engaging with it. Review your audience and follow up through DMs.
Build your outreachSee your connected account's recent posts and choose a post for an Instagram play. Use likes and comments as context for your audience.
Review the people you want to contact and the messages they will receive. Instagram plays use their own DM sequences.
Sending uses your connected identity and respects provider pacing. Account health and recipient messaging settings affect delivery.
A workspace owner or admin connects the Instagram account in PumpGTM.
Select a recent post or add a post link. Review the audience and your Instagram DM sequence.
Activate the approved play and review replies in your outreach workflow.
Straight answers about accounts, sending, and availability.
PumpGTM connects your Instagram account, shows recent posts, and lets you build Instagram DM plays around post engagement.
Instagram currently uses dedicated Instagram DM sequences. LinkedIn, email, and X can share a multichannel sequence. You manage these workflows in the same PumpGTM workspace.
Yes. DMs use the Instagram account connected by your workspace owner or admin. Delivery remains subject to Instagram account limits and recipient settings.
Connect your account and review your first outreach workflow.
Build your outreachExplore the other accounts you can bring to PumpGTM.
AvailableFind buyers, send connection requests, and follow up from your own LinkedIn account.
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AvailableTurn post engagement and new followers into paced DM conversations on X.
Explore XSend from Gmail, Microsoft 365, or an IMAP mailbox alongside your social outreach.
Explore EmailRequest beta access for WhatsApp follow-up from your own number.
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