Run cold DM campaigns through your real Facebook accounts. Replies land in one inbox.
appreciate the note, what's a realistic timeline…
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left voicemail re: this morning
loop in our COO on the next reply
The layer that keeps 50 accounts alive in parallel. Nexus warms accounts before they ever cold-DM, ramp-up controls how fast a campaign opens the throttle, and underneath both, every account is built to stay safe on Facebook.
Enrolled accounts share a pool. They scroll the feed, like and react, post AI-generated niche content, comment on each other, and run simulated Messenger conversations between pool members. Activity history looks lived-in by the time a cold message ever ships.
Every campaign starts low and increases its daily send volume gradually until it hits your target. Pick incremental (a random per-day step like 1–3) or staged (custom volumes per period). Preview the curve before you launch.
The fastest way to lose an account is to look automated. Everything MessengerFlow does is built to keep your accounts looking natural, so they stay alive and keep sending.
To Facebook, each account looks like a normal person going about their day, not something automated.
Every account gets its own private, location-matched connection. Never shared, never recycled.
Nothing happens instantly or all at once. Each account works on its own natural, unhurried schedule.
Every account is completely walled off from the others. Nothing leaks between them.
Accounts build a natural history before they ever send a cold message, so they blend in from day one.
Three jobs make up most of running cold DM at scale: building sequences, sourcing leads, and replying to humans. Each gets its own surface.
Design sequences that send inside your active hours. Spin variants per line so no two leads get the same string. Drop a voice note on any message.
Trouble on Facebook starts small: a captcha, a checkpoint, a login that wants one more verification. Live sessions let you watch any account and step in the moment it needs a human, right from your dashboard.
Every account runs in its own cloud browser. Open a live session from your dashboard and you are inside that browser: watch it work, or take the controls yourself the moment something needs a human touch.
Most agencies arrive having tried one of these first. Here's what we hear from each, side by side. None of this is fictional. It's the four hours of context we'd give you on a sales call.
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One human, 8 hrs/day, switching browser tabs.
Selenium + cron + a Notion table.
Per official websites, Feb 2026.
* Competitor data from official websites, Feb 2026. We re-check quarterly.
“It's just been the number one investment for my company so far.”
“We're consistently landing 10–15 booked meetings every single week. Forty meetings a month, filling up the pipeline.”
“Transformational. Nobody's really doing Messenger outreach. That's what let us scale.”
Annual billing nets 20% off, $92/mo on Ignition ($115 monthly). Tiers scale by account count and a few advanced features.
MCP server, REST, and webhooks cover everything the dashboard does. The platform fits whatever CRM, internal tool, or AI agent already runs the shop.
$ npx @messengerflow/mcp-server # installs MCP transport, prompts for your API key # then, in Claude Desktop / Cursor / any MCP client: › "pause q2-agencies on every account flagged this week" › "3-line summary of replies tagged 'booked' this week" › "clone campaign agencies-q2-v3 and swap the niche to construction"
Campaigns, accounts, leads, conversations, analytics. Same API the dashboard uses. Documented. Stable. Webhook events for what you actually want to react to.
Seven days of Ignition, your accounts, your leads. No demo data, no upsell calls. Cancel in one click.