Who it's for
ReelDrop does two jobs: it publishes to Instagram on a schedule, and it answers people who comment, reply to a story or send a keyword by sending them a DM automatically. Which of those two matters more depends entirely on what you sell, and that is what changes between these pages.
The quick version. If your posts end with an instruction to comment a word, read the creators or coaches page, because the automation is doing most of the work and you will want every trigger type. If Instagram is a channel you keep alive rather than a business you run on it, read the small business page, which starts on the free plan. If you sell products with timed drops, read the ecommerce page. If your enquiries arrive as story replies, read the photographers page. Every page names one plan, one automation recipe you can copy, and the two comparisons worth reading before you decide.
ReelDrop for creators
You post several times a week to an audience that already exists, and your best reels end with "comment a keyword and I will send it". Start here for the batching routine, the keyword automation that delivers the link, and why one account rarely needs more than the Influencer plan.
ReelDrop for small business
You run an actual business and Instagram is the fifth job on the list. Start here if you want a month scheduled in one sitting and the question your comments keep repeating answered automatically, on the free plan.
ReelDrop for coaches
You sell programs, courses or one-to-one work, and every lead starts with a guide or a workbook delivered by DM. Start here for the lead magnet automation with follow verification, the four-hour follow-up, and turning your frameworks into carousels.
ReelDrop for ecommerce
You sell products, drops are timed to the minute, and "link?" is the most common comment you get. Start here for minute-accurate publishing, the product-link automation, and the follow-up that works like cart recovery inside Instagram.
ReelDrop for photographers
Your grid is your portfolio and your enquiries arrive as story replies, not contact forms. Start here for spreading a shoot across weeks and the story-reply automation that sends your pricing guide while someone is still shortlisting.