FeedGuardians review: AI comment moderation and auto-replies for Instagram, Facebook, TikTok and Bluesky. Plans from €41/month with a 7-day free trial.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
FeedGuardians is an AI comment moderation and reply platform for brands that advertise on social media. It connects to Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, and Bluesky and handles comments on both organic posts and paid ad campaigns on Meta Ads and TikTok Ads.
The core idea is that comment sections under ads influence buying decisions. Spam, scam links, and competitor mentions can hurt a campaign, while unanswered questions about price or sizing cost sales. FeedGuardians hides the first group and answers the second automatically.
The company describes itself as a Meta Business Partner and a TikTok Business Partner and says it serves more than 1,500 brands and creators. Its published case studies come mostly from DTC and e-commerce brands.
After you connect your social accounts through official API connections and OAuth, the AI reads each incoming comment and classifies it for spam, toxicity, sentiment, and intent. Depending on your rules, a comment is hidden, replied to, liked, allowed through, or sent to a person.
Replies draw on your product data, knowledge base, and past replies, so answers about pricing, shipping, or ingredients match what the brand actually says. You can run in full auto-reply mode or in draft mode, where the AI prepares each reply for approval.
Guardrails define what the AI may not say, such as discount promises, shipping guarantees, or competitor mentions. If the AI lacks the information to answer, the site says it flags the team with full context instead of guessing. A sandbox lets you test replies before going live.
Moderation covers spam, scams, hate speech, fake giveaway comments, bot comments, fake follower requests, and competitor links. The company cites 98.7% accuracy for auto-hiding. Sentiment analysis labels comments as positive, neutral, or negative.
On the engagement side, FeedGuardians offers custom brand voice, draft mode, auto-like for positive comments, and automations with keyword triggers that send personalized DMs. Complaints and edge cases are routed to a human with context.
Higher tiers add team and risk tooling. Business includes a pre-sale comment audit, a headcount savings report, crisis and escalation templates, and competitor protection. Enterprise adds a custom crisis playbook with a kill switch, board-ready ROI reporting, quarterly business reviews, and a dedicated Slack channel.
FeedGuardians is an AI comment moderation and reply tool for brands on Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, and Bluesky. It hides spam, scams, and hate speech and answers customer questions in the brand's voice. It also covers comments on paid ads.
Plans listed on the site are Starter at €41/month, Growth at €83/month, Business at €191/month, and Enterprise at €374/month. Yearly billing gives 2 months free. The FAQ also quotes $49/month for the entry tier, so check the current price with the vendor.
Yes. Every plan includes a 7-day free trial and no credit card is required. The trial lets you connect one account and see moderation on live content.
It supports Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, and Bluesky, including organic posts and paid campaigns on Meta Ads and TikTok Ads. The company says X (Twitter) and YouTube are not currently supported.
The company says it does not, citing 99.2% accuracy in distinguishing spam from genuine engagement. Actions are reviewable, and teams can set guardrails and approval workflows.
It suits DTC and e-commerce brands that advertise on social platforms and need fast, on-brand replies and spam control. Agencies managing several brands can use multiple workspaces.
The site says it uses official API connections and OAuth, never stores passwords, and is a Meta Business Partner and TikTok Business Partner. It also lists SOC 2 and GDPR compliance and says customer data does not train its models.
The site says you get a notification as you approach the limit and that moderation is never cut off mid-month. If you consistently exceed it, the company recommends a higher plan.