From Facebook interest to a real conversation.

Connect your Facebook Page to Auto-Respond through Meta's official Messenger API, paste in your services, pricing, and hours, and turn it on. From that point every message that lands in your Page inbox gets an instant AI reply, day or night. The reply is not a canned "thanks for reaching out" - it reads what the person asked, answers it from your knowledge base, asks the qualifying questions that matter for the job, and offers a time to book. You can read every conversation in the dashboard and adjust the script anytime.

Yes, and this is where most of the money is. A Facebook Lead Ad form is a two-tap submit, so the person barely paused their scroll and forgets you quickly. Auto-Respond fires the first reply the instant the form is submitted, then runs an automated follow-up sequence over the next several days for anyone who does not answer - a nudge on day 1, a value-led check-in on day 3, a last call on day 7. The cadence is yours to set. Plenty of leads ignore the first message and answer a later one.

Yes. Auto-Respond runs on Meta's official Messenger Platform and Lead Ads webhook APIs - the same surfaces large customer-service tools are built on. Messaging follows Meta's 24-hour standard messaging window and approved message tags, so replies stay compliant and your Page stays in good standing. Nothing here scrapes or automates against Meta's terms; it uses the integrations Meta publishes for exactly this purpose.

Instantly. The Page-message webhook and the Lead Ad webhook both fire in real time, so the AI is reading the inbound the moment it lands and the first reply goes out in under 2 seconds. That window matters: contact rates on paid social leads fall off a cliff after the first few minutes, so the difference between an under-2-second reply and a 20-minute reply is often the difference between a booked job and a dead lead.

Both, from one inbox. Messenger DMs (including replies to your posts and ads that open a chat) are one channel; Facebook Lead Ad form submissions are another. Auto-Respond auto-responds to each, with messaging-appropriate templates for the chat thread and lead-form-appropriate qualification for the form fields. Instagram DMs and Lead Ads run on the same Meta connection if you sell there too.

Facebook Messenger auto-response is $49/month per Page. Facebook Lead Ads auto-response is $19/month. Add the AI voice agent - so a lead with a phone number gets a call, not just a text - at $10/month per number plus $1/minute. No setup fee, no per-lead fee, 7-day free trial with everything on.

It books. Once the conversation qualifies the lead, the AI checks your live calendar, offers real open slots, confirms the one the customer picks, and pushes a job summary to your phone. You are not copying details into a calendar after the fact - the appointment is already on it before you have read the thread.

It escalates with context. You set the triggers - an explicit "can I talk to a person", a high-value job indicator, an unusual question - and the conversation routes to your phone with the full history attached. The customer never has to repeat what they already told the AI, and you pick up mid-thread instead of cold.

Routing and responding are two different jobs. If your goal is to push the lead into Slack, your CRM, or a Google Sheet, that is covered in our guide on sending Facebook and Google ad leads to Slack and CRM. This page is about the reply itself - the conversation that qualifies and books the lead. Most service businesses run both: route the data for visibility, and let Auto-Respond actually answer and follow up so the lead does not go cold while it sits in a CRM nobody is watching.