Side by side
| Tadlo AI | ReplyKaro | |
|---|---|---|
| Paid plan from | ₹249/month | ₹99/month in India, $3 globally |
| Free plan | Unlimited DMs and automations | Free forever; its pages differ on whether DMs are capped |
| Follow gate | Free, verified against Meta's API | Listed |
| Product carousel (several products in one DM) | Yes, 2 to 10 cards | Not described on its listings |
| Visual flow builder | Yes | Not described on its listings |
| A/B testing of DM flows | Yes | Not described on its listings |
| AI Reel analysis | Yes | Not described on its listings |
| Link-in-bio with lead capture | Yes | Not described on its listings |
| Agency / multiple accounts | Up to 3 on Pro | Agency plan up to 10 accounts |
| Fan loyalty rewards | No | Yes, "Fan Mode" |
ReplyKaro details from its own Trustpilot and Capterra listings and a third-party comparison, checked 12 October 2026. ReplyKaro's own pages give different figures for user counts and free-plan limits, so confirm on replykaro.com.
Choose ReplyKaro if
You need the lowest possible price, you only send one link per comment, or you manage more than three accounts as an agency. ReplyKaro's ₹99 plan and its 10-account agency plan are genuinely cheaper.
Choose Tadlo AI if
- Your Reels show more than one product. The comment-to-product carousel sends every product as its own card.
- You want branching flows, follow-ups and A/B tests, not just one reply.
- You want to know why a Reel worked. AI Reel analysis shows which hooks earned the reach.
- You want the free plan to stay unlimited as you grow.
Questions people ask
Is ReplyKaro cheaper than Tadlo AI?
Yes. ReplyKaro's paid plan starts at ₹99/month in India; Tadlo AI's starts at ₹249/month. Both have free plans.
Do both have a follow gate?
Yes. Tadlo AI's follow gate is free on every plan and checks the follow with Meta's API. ReplyKaro also lists a follow gate.
Which is better for affiliate creators?
If your Reels feature several products, Tadlo AI's product carousel sends all of them in one DM, each with its own link. ReplyKaro's listings describe sending a DM with a link.