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CommentGate vs MyComments

Both are built for stores running ads, and both price by comments. The differences are the networks covered and what a busy month costs.

The short version

MyComments focuses on Facebook and Instagram ad campaigns: it hides hate, spam and competitor links, answers questions with an AI agent trained on your business, and sends DMs on keyword triggers.

CommentGate does the same jobs and adds TikTok, YouTube and Threads, so a store testing creatives on several networks keeps one list and one bill. It also costs less per comment at every plan size.

Side by side

From MyComments's own public pages, checked September 24, 2026. Where they do not say, the table says so.

CommentGateMyComments
Facebook and InstagramYes, posts and adsYes, posts and ads
TikTokYes, posts and ads (hide and reply)No
YouTubeYes, hide and reply, checked about every 5 minutesNo
ThreadsYes, posts and Threads ads (hide and reply)Not published
Other networksNoNo
Comments on ads, including dark postsYes: dark posts on Facebook and Instagram, Spark Ads and in-feed ads on TikTok, and Threads adsFacebook and Instagram ads; dark posts not published
Hides harmful comments on its ownYes, by category, and it learns from your correctionsYes: hate, spam, competitor links, keywords, links, profanity, negativity
Suggested or automatic repliesDrafted in your voice; you approve them, or clear answers go out on their ownYes, an AI agent that answers on its own
Direct messagesFacebook and Instagram, read and replyKeyword-triggered DMs; an inbox for ad comments
Publishing and scheduling postsNoNo
Human moderators includedNo, you and your team decideNo
How it is pricedBy comments and automated messages per month, counted together, every feature on every plan, $2.50 per 1,000 past your plan. People and contacts are unlimitedBy comments scanned, with unlimited pages and users
Lowest published price$19 a month for 5,000 comments and messages$29.99 a month for 1,000 comments
Free trial7 days, no card7 days

Fair to both

Where MyComments is stronger

  • Narrow and focused

    If you only run Facebook and Instagram ads, there are fewer networks and settings to think about.

  • Replies live from day one

    Its AI agent is built to answer questions without waiting for approval. CommentGate can do this too, but starts with drafts you approve.

Where CommentGate fits better

  • TikTok, YouTube and Threads

    Spark Ads, in-feed ads and posts on TikTok, plus YouTube and Threads, next to Meta ads.

  • Less per comment

    5,000 comments cost $19 on CommentGate and $79.99 on MyComments Growth, as published.

  • Keeps going past your plan

    Extra comments are charged one by one, so a winning ad never outgrows your moderation.

  • A 14-day trial

    Twice as long, enough to see a full ad cycle.

Prices at three volumes

What a month costs a store receiving 5,000, 25,000 or 100,000 comments on its posts and ads.

Monthly prices in US dollars, before tax. MyComments prices as shown on its home page. The period its comment caps cover is not stated there. CommentGate counts comments and automated messages together, and past your plan charges for each one at the same rate.
Comments a monthCommentGateMyComments
5,000 comments$19 (Starter, includes 5,000)$79.99 (Growth, up to 5,000 comments)
25,000 comments$69 (Pro, includes 40,000)$149.99 (Pro, up to 25,000 comments)
100,000 comments$139 (Scale, includes 100,000)Not published (above its largest listed plan)

Questions

Does MyComments cover TikTok?

TikTok is not listed on its site; it covers Facebook and Instagram. CommentGate covers TikTok posts, Spark Ads and in-feed ads.

Can CommentGate reply on its own too?

Yes. Replies start as drafts you approve. Switch answering to send, and clear questions get answered without waiting.

What happens past 25,000 comments?

MyComments does not list a plan above 25,000. On CommentGate, Pro includes 40,000 and Scale 100,000, and past your plan it keeps moderating and charges for each extra comment or automated message.