WaveDM pricing

WaveDM costs $39 a month for one Instagram account, with a seven day trial.

Pricing terms

How WaveDM pricing works

Pricing model: WaveDM charges by Instagram account count, with campaign features on every tier. The main schedule costs $39 a month for 1 account, $59 for 2, $119 for 5, $199 for 10, $399 for 25 and $699 for 50. Some solution pages show a conflicting schedule of $79 for two, $149 for five, $299 for ten, $499 for 15 and $699 for 20 accounts. The main and agency schedules agree on $119 for five and $699 for 50.
Setup and implementation: Plans with five or more accounts include consultation and premium Telegram support under the agency offer. Proxy purchases can add outside costs when accounts use separate network addresses.

Payments are generally nonrefundable, and subscriptions can be canceled.

Compared on price

WaveDM pricing against its alternatives

Published prices for WaveDM and the products closest to it. Each figure is as the vendor publishes it, in its own currency and billing unit.

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WaveDM$39 a month for 1 Instagram account; $699 for 50; seven day trial
IGdm ProStandard $8.99/month for up to 3 Instagram accounts; 10 day trial
ColdDMsPro $99/month for 1 Instagram account; 3 day trial
InstaOutreach$29 a month first account; $14.50 each extra; $290 a year for the first account
DM FasterData €140 a month billed yearly or €200 monthly; outreach plans from €210 a month billed yearly
Bindago$9.99 monthly on the entry tier, rising to $24.99 and $39.99, with monthly send volumes published per tier
LinkSprigFree tier for 30 days; paid $29 or ₹2,400 a month with unlimited automation

Questions

WaveDM pricing, answered

How much does WaveDM cost?

WaveDM costs $39 a month for one Instagram account, with a seven day trial. Payments are generally nonrefundable, and subscriptions can be canceled.

Does WaveDM charge a setup or implementation fee?

Plans with five or more accounts include consultation and premium Telegram support under the agency offer. Proxy purchases can add outside costs when accounts use separate network addresses.