Sell to the person who just asked “how much?”
She's looking at the photo right now. If the price and the order link reach her in seconds, that's a sale. If they reach her in an hour, she's already scrolled on. This is the seconds version.
Someone asks how to order, right under your post.
From comment to order, without you in the middle
Set the reply per product once. Every customer after that gets it in seconds.
- Step 1
A customer comments on your product
"Price?", "still available?", "how do I order?" — under the post, where every other shopper can see it. Speedy Text catches the keyword.
- Step 2
They get the link, price and order form by DM
A private message with the product page, the price, and the order or payment link — while they're still looking at the photo.
- Step 3
Orders come in while you pack the last one
Real questions hand over to you; everything routine is already answered. A greeting for new shoppers, a fallback when nothing matches.
Set the reply per product once. Every customer after that gets it in seconds.
- A customer comments on your product
- They get the link, price and order form by DM
- Orders come in while you pack the last one
The questions that cost you sales when they wait
A shopper who asks and hears nothing for an hour has bought somewhere else. This answers in seconds.
- Price questions, answered instantly
- Product and order links
- Delivery, areas and availability
- Turn shoppers into followers
A shopper who waits is a shopper who's gone
Nobody comes back to a post to check if you replied. The window is open for seconds, not hours.
of silence — and the shopper has scrolled on, and bought from a post that answered.
— and the sale stays yours, with the link already in her hand.
— the shop whose DMs never close, even when yours do.
Price questions, answered instantly
Every "how much?" gets the price and the link by DM — publicly or privately, your choice — the moment it's asked.
Product and order links
One rule per product or per post: the right page, the right size guide, the right order form, sent to whoever comments the word.
Delivery, areas and availability
Write the answer once — shipping fees, delivery areas, what's in stock — and let it reply to everyone who asks, in your own words.
Turn shoppers into followers
The follow-gate sends the link only to followers, so a one-time buyer sees your next drop too. Tracked links show which post actually sold.
The sale doesn't end when the chat goes quiet
Most shops stop at the reply. The money is in what comes next — the cart someone left, the customer who'd buy again, the post that's actually selling.
Go back for the cart they left
Someone picked a size, filled the cart in the chat and went quiet. An hour later they get one short message in your voice naming what they picked, with “continue” under it — and every cart still waits in one list with the chat a tap away. The sale you nearly made isn't the sale you forgot.
Bring buyers back for the next drop
Build an email from your own products in minutes, sent from your shop's address to people who agreed to hear from you. Didn't open? A second email goes by itself after the days you choose.
Know which post is selling
What came in, what was answered and what sold, against last week. Every rule ranked — the ones that bring orders and the ones nobody reaches — so the next post copies the one that worked.
A store's week, answered
The questions a shop gets on every app, and answers that turn them into orders. Change the words to yours.
Built for the questions a shop actually gets
Price, size, availability, still-in-stock — asked a hundred times a week, answered the second they are asked, and never dropped.
Turn DMs into sales
Auto-reply to direct messages too, not only comments. Answer the same question for the hundredth time instantly, and keep the conversation moving while you sleep.
Answers from your notes, and nowhere else
Write down your prices, your delivery areas, your hours. A question no rule covers is answered from that and only that — and a figure that is not in your notes gets the reply thrown away rather than sent.
Keyword triggers
Pick a word — or several. The moment someone comments it, Speedy Text fires. Match the whole comment or just a part of it, whichever suits the offer.
Resend anything that failed
If a message didn't go out, you can send it yourself from inside the app with one tap — instead of losing the lead to a line in a log.
The carts they left behind
Every cart a customer filled in the chat and didn't confirm waits in one list, with what was in it and the chat one tap away — so you can go back for the sale.
Email campaigns that look like your shop
Build an email from your own products in minutes — blocks, or your own HTML — or let the AI write the first draft. It goes from your own address, only to people who agreed to get it, with one-click unsubscribe.
What store owners ask before connecting
Straight answers about prices, orders and money.
Can it answer with my real prices and stock?
Yes. Connect Shopify, EasyOrders or Vondera — or type your own product list — and it answers from your catalogue. A reply containing a figure you never wrote is thrown away before anyone sees it. Catalogue answers use the AI add-on.
Can it take the order inside the chat?
Yes. It builds the cart as the customer talks and reads it back. With Shopify it sends them to your own checkout; with Vondera the confirmed order appears in your Vondera dashboard; with EasyOrders or your own list it takes a cash-on-delivery order — and an order from abroad gets your own payment link before it ships.
Does the money pass through Speedy Text?
Never. The customer pays on your own store, through your own payment link, or to your courier. We don't touch the money.
Can it tell customers when the order ships?
Yes. The tracking number goes to them in the same chat the moment the order is booked with your courier — and on WhatsApp “your order has shipped” can go from your own number even after 24 hours, once Meta approves the message. Customers can also ask “where's my order?” and get the real answer.
What if a customer asks something it doesn't know?
It says it will check and hands the chat to you. Your answer is added to your notes, so the next customer gets it straight away.
Will it push customers to buy more?
It suggests something that goes with what they chose — never a replacement for it — and stops when they say that's all.
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