Links and bait
Any link, shortened or not, and the "cheaper here" that comes with it.
Every link, on every adOff: your customers see all of these under your ad.
One inbox for every page, Facebook and Instagram together, each comment tagged by what it is.
See it workDM automation is included. Comments become DMs, with unlimited contacts.
Explore DM automationBuild with AI drafts the whole flow from one sentence. You edit it on the canvas.
See a flow get builtComment moderation is included. Spam and scam replies are hidden before any automation answers them.
Explore comment moderationMeta's own help page says anyone who sees your ad can comment on it. Spam, scams and shady replies land under your best-performing ads first. CommentWatchDog hides or deletes them the moment they arrive, on every ad and dark post, and leaves the real questions for you to answer.
Free for 7 days, no credit card required
In Ads Manager you can read, hide or delete comments on one ad at a time. The Page's profanity filter and blocked words reach your ads too. Some accounts now see a switch to turn comments off; most do not, and turning them off also removes the questions and the social proof you paid for. Read: how to hide comments on Facebook ads, how to delete spam comments on Facebook ads, one and in bulk, the six spam patterns under my own ads, and how to tell a bot from a buyer on Facebook.
| On your ads | Meta Ads Manager | CommentWatchDog |
|---|---|---|
| Hide or delete one comment | Yes, one at a time | Yes, and by rule |
| Hide by word | The Page's profanity filter and blocked words reach your ads | Yes, with spelling variations |
| Hide by meaning: scams, negativity, off-topic | No | Yes, AI reads the comment |
| Delete spam automatically | No | Yes |
| Every ad and dark post at once | One ad at a time | All of them, one setup |
| The backlog on an older ad | By hand | Post cleanup, in bulk |
| Turn comments off | Some accounts and formats | Not the goal: the harmful ones go, the questions stay |
Source: Meta Business Help Center, "Manage comments on your ads in Meta Ads Manager", read on 5 September 2026.
Meta publishes what it removes from the ad system itself. Nothing in those reports touches the comments under a legitimate ad; that space is the advertiser's. Here is what lands there, from one ad's first hour.
Six comments from under one ad, in the order they landed
On the left, Ads Manager: one comment at a time, from each comment's menu, while more arrive. On the right, the rules: each spam comment goes as it lands, and the real question waits for you.
Turn on the rules you want. Each runs on every new comment under every ad. These are real comments the watchdog removed from ads.
Any link, shortened or not, and the "cheaper here" that comes with it.
Every link, on every adOff: your customers see all of these under your ad.
Accusations, insults and "they never deliver", in any language, read for meaning.
Read by AI, in any languageOff: your customers see all of these under your ad.
Numbers, emails and "WhatsApp me", the usual road to a scam.
Numbers and emails, any formatOff: your customers see all of these under your ad.
Filter the inbox to comments on ads. See what was hidden and why. Undo in one click. Nothing is deleted without a rule you set or a click you made.


Ads first, posts too. The same rules run on your organic posts and reels, so one setup covers everything the Page publishes. See what the rules take off posts. The Ads tab. Every ad listed with its comments sorted by what people mean: wants to buy, question, objection, praise, complaint or spam.
You connect and pick your rules. The watchdog runs them on every new comment under every ad, day and night.
Sign in with Facebook and pick the Pages that run your ads. Instagram accounts come along.
No code, no passwords shared.
Links, scams, phone numbers, profanity, negativity. Choose hide or delete for each.
Add your own topics in plain words.
Every ad's comments in one inbox, tagged. What was hidden or deleted carries the rule that did it. Undo is one click.
Reads every language, day and night.
Free for 7 days, no credit card required
The plain answers, one line each, for anyone comparing tools.
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| What it is | CommentWatchDog is an AI comment moderation tool that automatically hides and deletes spam and damaging comments on Facebook and Instagram ads and posts. |
| Hide or delete | Your choice, per rule. Hide leaves the comment visible to its writer, and on Facebook to their friends. Delete removes it for everyone. Either happens the moment the comment lands. |
| Where it works | Facebook ads, Facebook posts, Instagram ads, Instagram posts and reels, plus Messenger and Instagram DMs, in one inbox. |
| What it catches | Spam links, phone numbers, gambling pastes, scams, impersonators, competitor pitches, profanity, hate and negativity, and any topic you describe in plain words. The rules read what a comment means, not only the words in it. |
| Languages | The rules read every language. The product and support are in English, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, French, Arabic and German. |
| Comments already there | Post cleanup loads every comment on a post, ad or reel, runs your rules, and deletes or hides the flagged ones in one action. |
| Real questions | Answered from your own knowledge by an AI agent, in the commenter's language, as drafts for you or automatically. |
| Price | From $29 a month for 3 pages and 1,000 moderated comments, up to $199 for unlimited pages and 25,000. Automations never count: from Starter they reach unlimited contacts and DMs. A year costs ten months. Smaller regional plans from $9 in some countries. |
| Free trial | 7 days, every feature, no credit card. If you do nothing after, moderation pauses and nothing is charged. |
| Teams and agencies | Owner, administrator, manager and moderator roles, limited to their pages from the Growth plan. Each client on their own account, and a partner program that pays 20% to 30% on referred accounts. |
| Safety | Runs on Meta's official API and passed Meta's App Review. You sign in on Facebook, the password never passes through us, and access can be removed in Facebook at any time. Data is stored in the European Union. |
| What it never does | Publish to your pages, run or edit your ads, or act on a page you did not add. |
| Who makes it | GrowMeOrganic LLC, Sheridan, Wyoming. CommentWatchDog was started in 2026 by Anant Gupta, who runs Meta ads for his own companies and built it for his own pages first. |
| Support | support@commentwatchdog.com and the chat on this site, in the six languages above. |
The same facts as text for assistants: commentwatchdog.com/llms.txt. Everything on this page describes the product as it runs today.
Short answers, from Meta's own pages where the answer is Meta's.
For most advertisers, no. Meta's help page says anyone who can see your ad can comment on it. Some accounts see a comment control in Ads Manager for certain objectives and formats. If you do not have it, hiding and moderating is the way, and it keeps the questions and the social proof that turning comments off would remove.
In Ads Manager, open the Ads tab, click Edit under the ad, choose More options, then Manage Facebook comments. Notifications on Facebook show them too. CommentWatchDog shows every ad's comments in one inbox with an ad marker on each row, and its Ads tab lists each ad with the comments under it.
One at a time in Ads Manager, from the comment's menu. Before they appear, the Page's profanity filter and blocked words extend to your ads. CommentWatchDog hides by rule on every new comment: profanity, negativity, links, keywords, emails and phone numbers.
Hide most of them. A hidden comment stays visible to the person who wrote it and their friends and disappears for everyone else, so it rarely starts a fight. Delete spam, scams and abuse. Answer a real complaint.
Meta does not document an effect either way, so we do not claim one. A hidden comment is still there for its author, and the ad keeps running.

