What creators build on Creatly
Pick the job you are actually trying to get done. Each page shows the real product in real screenshots, what it costs, and exactly where the free plan stops.
Turning Instagram comments into sales
The two AutoDM pages cover the same feature from different angles. Take the free one if you want to test it tonight without paying anybody, and the main one if you want to see the whole depth of what it does.
- Instagram AutoDM. Four trigger types, a follow gate that grows your following before the link goes out, rotating replies, a scam comment shield, and revenue tracked against the exact post that earned it. You already get comments, and answering them by hand is eating your evenings.
- Free Instagram AutoDM. One automation, free forever, on one Instagram account. No card and no trial timer, and unlike a bare DM bot the link it sends takes the payment and delivers the product. You want to test whether this works before paying anyone anything.
Selling the thing you made
Both of these run on the same storefront and the same checkout. The difference is what the buyer gets afterwards: a file that arrives once, or a course they come back to for eight weeks.
- Sell digital products. PDFs, templates, presets and video from one link. Checkout, delivery the second payment clears, and buyers who can re-download from their own account. You are still collecting payments by screenshot and sending files by hand.
- Sell online courses. Modules with video, PDF, text and quiz lessons, weekly drip release, a player that saves progress across devices, completion certificates, and EMI so a bigger price still converts. Your course is a Drive folder and nobody is finishing it.
Where to go if none of these is quite it
Creatly also runs paid Telegram and Discord memberships, 1:1 call bookings, webinar seats, email broadcasts and an affiliate programme. The features page is the full tour, and pricing has the complete fee breakdown with no asterisks hiding underneath it.
If you would rather read than click around, the blog works through one real use case at a time, with the actual screens you will be looking at.