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Automation
Automation that reacts to fans — and knows when to stop.
Qreators automations respond to what fans actually do: coming online, subscribing, buying, about to expire, coming back, having a birthday.
You control the audience, the timing, the content and every sequence stops the moment the fan replies.
Six triggers, on real behavior.
Every automation starts from something a fan actually does not a fixed calendar.
Expiring and birthday runs are processed once a day at a natural hour — a human-feeling message, not a robotic midnight blast.
Audiences with surgical precision.
Include or exclude by Smart List or OnlyFans list. Require a minimum spend, tips or subscription length. Restrict to fans online, skip fans messaged recently, threads with unread replies, and fans who already bought the attached media.
Sequences that feel human.
Chain multiple steps with delays. Write several variations per step — Qreators rotates them so fans don't compare identical messages. Auto-unsend can withdraw a message after a delay, and duplicate protection guarantees a trigger never double-fires.
Works together with
One-off campaigns to a whole audience — the same triggers, sent on demand.
Bulk Messaging →Replies land back with humans — the sequence stops, a chatter takes over.
Chatter Software →Put your follow-ups on autopilot — without sounding like a bot.
React to real fan behavior, keep the audience tight, and let a human take over the second a fan replies.
FAQ
Automation questions
Will an automation keep messaging a fan who replied?
No. Sequences stop automatically when the fan replies, so a human picks up the conversation without an awkward bot message landing mid-chat.
Can the same fan get the same automation twice?
Only if you want that. Frequency control lets a trigger fire once ever per fan, or on every occurrence — and duplicate protection prevents accidental double-sends either way.
Do automated messages mess up my chatters' stats?
No. Every message carries its origin — automation, bulk, scheduled or human — so chatter attribution and reports stay clean.