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Scams under your ad.
“Earn $500/day, DM me.” Right where shoppers decide whether to click.
Facebook and Instagram ad comment moderation Scam comments kill conversions. AFP.MONSTER hides them.
For media buyers. Scams and competitor links under your Facebook and Instagram ads are hidden, and shoppers get the offer by DM.
3-day free trial · No card · Meta Business Partner
Meta Business PartnerOfficial Meta API, no passwords shared
12,800,000+12,800,000+comments handled by AFP
10,000+businesses and creators signed up
Why ad comments cost conversions Your ad converts. Its comments undo the sale.
Scam offers, fake warnings and unanswered questions sit right under your creative. Shoppers read them before they tap Shop now.
+48%Return on ad spend when harmful comments under ads were hidden. A matched test, ROAS 0.678 vs 0.459. Park & De Freitas, Harvard Business School working paper, 2026
“Scam alert” GIFs.
One fake warning with a siren GIF, and shoppers trust it more than your ad.
“How much?” at 2 AM.
No answer. That’s a click you paid for and a sale you never got.
Hide comments on Facebook ads Same ad.
Clean comments.
Drag across: the same ad without AFP.MONSTER and with it. Below, the questions media buyers ask us first.
Will hiding comments hurt the ad?
No. Hiding is Meta’s own feature. The ad keeps running, and the comment stays visible to the person who wrote it.
I build my ads in Ads Manager. Covered?
Yes. Comments under your Ads Manager ads on Facebook and Instagram start flows the same way comments under posts do, and spam under them is hidden.
Will it hide real complaints too?
Only what matches your rules: your keyword list, or the link, image and GIF filters. Everything else stays up, and you can unhide any comment from Activity.
Is it safe for my ad accounts?
Yes. AFP.MONSTER gets Page access only and never touches your ad accounts or budgets. You connect with Meta’s own login, so no password is shared.
Protect your next adProtect your next ad3-day free trial · No card
Ad comment moderation features Every comment,
handled.
What AFP.MONSTER does under every ad, from the first scam comment to the sale.
Scam comments gone before shoppers read them.
Start with “dm me”, “crypto” and “t.me”, plus filters for links, images and GIFs. AFP.MONSTER hides or deletes every match under your ads and, on Facebook, can block the author. A hidden comment stays visible only to its author, and on Facebook to their friends too.
Ads Manager ads get the same protection.
Comments under your Ads Manager ads, on Facebook and Instagram, start flows the same way comments under posts do.
“How much?” answered in Messenger.
AFP.MONSTER replies under the comment and sends the offer with their first name: a card with a photo, the price and a Shop button.
Every Page you run, one profile.
Connect one Facebook profile and run the Pages it manages: 15 on Starter, 50 on Pro, 200 on Scale.
Old spam still showing?
One run hides it.
The Cleaner checks the comments already on your Facebook Page’s posts, boosted posts included, against your keyword list, links, images, GIFs and dates, then hides or deletes every match. On paid plans.
Which offer sells?
Split the DM 50/50.
A Randomizer sends half of the commenters offer A and half offer B, each with its own link, and tags who got which. Your store’s sales show the winner.
Official Meta API, safe for ad accounts Safe for your ad accounts.
Here’s why.
AFP.MONSTER is a Meta Business Partner on the official Meta API. It gets Page access only and never touches your ad accounts or budgets.
| Feature |  AFP.MONSTER | Tools that log in as you |
|---|---|---|
| How you connect | Meta’s official login | Your Facebook password |
| What it can reach | Your Pages only. Never ad accounts or budgets | Your whole account, ad accounts included |
| What Meta sees | An approved Meta Business Partner app | An unknown login session |
| Taking access back | Remove AFP.MONSTER anytime | Change your password |
| Official Meta API | Yes | No |
| Messages only people who commented or wrote to you first | Yes | No |
“Tools that log in as you” means apps and browser extensions that ask for your Facebook login instead of Meta’s official login.
Clean ad comments in three steps.
Step 1
Start your free trial
3 days, no card.
Step 2
Connect Facebook and Instagram
Official Meta login, no password. Pick the Pages your ads run from.
Step 3
Set up an automation
Pick a template, add your words, switch it on.
3-day free trial · No card
Pricing A busy ad
won’t raise your bill.
Plans count active automations and Pages, not comments. Each automation runs on one Page: a spam flow and a price flow on 20 ad Pages is 40 automations, which fits Pro. More than 25 Pages? Scale runs 200 automations. A team of buyers? Team Starter has 5 seats.
Pro Most popular
$21.25/ month
Billed yearly
For advertisers, online stores and growing pages.
- 50 active automations
- 50 connected pages
- 1 Facebook + 1 Instagram profile
Team Starter
$101.15/ month
Billed yearly
For teams of up to 5 buyers.
- 75 active automations
- 75 connected pages
- 5 Facebook + 5 Instagram profiles
- 5 seats
- Activity log for 24 hours
Ad comment moderation questions FAQ.
Everything else is in the docs
Yes. Set the words to look for, and filters for any links, images or GIFs. AFP.MONSTER hides or deletes every match, and on Facebook it can block the author in the same step.
AFP.MONSTER is a Meta Business Partner and works only through the official Meta API, on comments and messages on your own Pages and ads. Meta allows one private reply per comment within 7 days, and it sends the first DM exactly that way.
No. Every reply and DM is text you wrote, so prices and promises stay exactly as you set them.
Yes, on Team plans. You and each teammate take a seat, and a teammate sees only the Pages and permissions you give them: 5 seats on Team Starter, 15 on Team Pro, 50 on Team Scale. Team features aren’t part of the 3-day free trial.
By card, or by crypto on 1, 3, 6 or 12-month terms at up to 15% off. Card subscriptions renew automatically; crypto never renews.
Yes. 3 days on every plan, no card required.
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