What happens when you ignore comments
Your reach drops silently
50 comments, no replies for hours. The algorithm reads that as low relevance and stops pushing your post. Reach gone before you wake up.
You burn your ad spend
You run ads. Comments fill with spam, trolls, and unanswered questions. Meta tanks your relevance score. CTR drops, costs rise.
You damage your brand
Followers comment. Silence. They stop engaging, quietly unfollow. No drama, just slow erosion. Loyalty doesn't survive being ignored.
Replies only you
could write
Reply200 clones your voice and reads every post before responding. Two engines, one seamless output.
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Same comments. Different outcome
The numbers don't lie
Average results across Reply200 accounts in the first 30 days.
Every reply is a signal. More activity under your post tells the algorithm it's worth pushing further.
Buyers read comments before they buy. Answered questions and clean threads turn scrollers into customers.
Scam links, bot spam, hate speech, subtle negativity. Flagged and hidden before your audience sees it.
If you have comments, you need this
You grew the audience.
Now let someone talk to them
Hundreds of comments per post, and silence costs you reach.
- Auto-engage fans and answer questions
- Bury spam and hate before anyone sees it
- More replies = more algorithm reach
Pay per comment. Nothing else
Every feature, every platform, every plan. No hidden fees, no gating.
Common questions
No. It writes the way your page already writes.
- Learned from your past replies, your top posts and your page info
- Same tone, same slang, same length
- On ads, the voice matches that campaign
No badge, no signature. It reads like you wrote it. Learn about voice replicas
You fix it in seconds.
- Every reply lands in your Comments dashboard
- Edit the wording, or delete the reply outright
It also knows when to keep quiet. If a comment is unclear, or answering would only make things worse, it says nothing instead of guessing.
- Facebook: posts, ads and live streams
- Instagram: posts and ads
- TikTok: posts
- YouTube: coming
Instagram Live is the one gap, and that is a limit on Instagram’s side, not ours. Connect as many pages, profiles and Business Managers as you like, on any plan. See full platform details
Any comment Reply200 acts on: a reply, a reaction, hiding it, deleting it, or a deliberate decision to leave it alone.
These are free and never counted:
- Anything you handle by hand
- Everything during your trial
- Cool-off, when Facebook’s daily comment limit is reached
- Anything arriving while a cap has processing paused
Yes, at three levels: your whole account, one business, or a single page.
- Monthly plans cap comments per day
- Enterprise caps dollars
- Hit a cap and processing pauses until it resets
- Comments arriving meanwhile cost you nothing
One viral post cannot eat your whole month. See how caps work
Yes. Moderation and replies are two separate switches on every page.
- Replies off: it hides spam and abuse without posting a word
- Moderation off: it answers people without hiding anything
Different pages can run different setups.
7 days, with every feature and every platform open.
- A card is required
- It comes with a set number of free comments
- Cancel before day 7 and you pay nothing
Two questions about every comment: how should this sound, and what should it actually say?
- How it sounds comes from your page, and shifts with where the comment is. An ad, a post and a live stream each call for a different reply.
- What it says comes from the post plus your Context library: the facts a reply must never get wrong, like shipping, prices, hours and returns.
- The library fills itself as you work. Reply to a comment yourself and that answer is saved, so the next similar comment gets it back in your words.
- It adds a goal only when a comment shows real interest. You pick that goal per page: your site, a follow, a DM, or a rule you build, like sending a giveaway link to anyone who comments WIN.
And when it has no solid answer, it does not invent one. It stays quiet. Full breakdown
The ones that cost you money or credibility.
- Spam, insults and slurs
- Competitor bait
- Link dumps and redirect scams
- People advertising their own thing under your post
None of it runs off a keyword list. Reply200 reads what the person meant, so real criticism from a real customer stays up. A troll may simply get answered instead, depending on how your page talks. See hiding criteria
Most tools hand you an empty box. You write the FAQs, set the tone, wire the rules, and only then does it work.
- Reply200 builds itself from your page and is on brand from the first comment
- It knows where it is standing. A comment under an ad is handled differently from one under a post
- It chooses what to do instead of replying to everything: reply, hide, react, or leave it alone
Yes, and that is where it earns its keep. The comments under a paid ad decide whether the next person clicks or scrolls past.
- Answers the questions that stop people from buying
- Buries competitor spam and abuse under your creative
- Cleaner comments protect your relevance score, which pulls CPM down and CTR up