Free creator inbox tool

See how much time routine DMs consume

Use your own inbox volume and reply speed. The estimate stays in your browser and is never submitted to Loresta.

Calculate your workload

No email required. No message content requested.

Use a normal day, not your busiest launch day.
60%Questions about links, content, schedules, or common offers.
Include the time spent reading the thread before typing.
Your current routine DM workload3.5 hours each week

About 720 routine replies each month fit this estimate.

Suggested starting pointStudio

Studio includes safe automatic replies with capacity for up to 3,000 handled replies per month.

Set up StudioThis is a workload estimate, not a guaranteed time saving. Handoffs and messages you answer personally remain part of your day.

What the estimate includes

Your volume
Only the inbound DM count you enter.

Your routine share
The portion you consider repeatable and safe.

Your reply speed
The time you normally spend reading and responding.

Use the number well

Turn the estimate into an inbox plan

  1. 01

    Sample a normal week

    Count routine questions, collaboration messages, personal asks, and support issues separately.

  2. 02

    Automate the repeatable slice

    Start with approved facts and links. Keep business, payment, safety, personal, and uncertain messages human.

  3. 03

    Review after real conversations

    Compare the estimate with actual handled replies, handoffs, and remaining creator time before widening the rules.

Before you use the estimate

What does this calculator estimate?

It estimates how much manual reply time routine inbound DMs currently consume. It does not promise that every minute will be recovered.

Does Loresta automate every message?

No. Every plan can automatically send supported routine replies or stay in draft mode, while payments, business offers, sensitive topics, and uncertainty stay with you.

Which inboxes can I connect?

Loresta supports inbound X DMs directly, plus Instagram and Facebook Messenger through SocialAPI. Unsupported private-message actions stay disabled.