CommentGate vs NapoleonCat
NapoleonCat is a full social media suite. CommentGate does one job: it keeps the comments on your posts and ads clean and answered. Here is how they compare for a store running ads.
The short version
NapoleonCat covers a lot of ground: publishing, analytics, reviews and a shared inbox across Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, LinkedIn and more. Automatic hiding of ad comments sits on its Expert plan and up.
CommentGate is built for stores whose comment sections fill up when ads are running. Every plan hides harmful comments on its own, drafts replies in your voice, and covers Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube and Threads, priced by the comments you receive and the messages your flows send rather than the profiles you connect.
Side by side
From NapoleonCat's own public pages, checked September 24, 2026. Where they do not say, the table says so.
| CommentGate | NapoleonCat | |
|---|---|---|
| Facebook and Instagram | Yes, posts and ads | Yes, posts and ads |
| TikTok | Yes, posts and ads (hide and reply) | Yes, posts and ads |
| YouTube | Yes, hide and reply, checked about every 5 minutes | Yes, reply, hide and delete |
| Threads | Yes, posts and Threads ads (hide and reply) | Not published |
| Other networks | No | LinkedIn, X, Google Business Profile and app store reviews |
| Comments on ads, including dark posts | Yes: dark posts on Facebook and Instagram, Spark Ads and in-feed ads on TikTok, and Threads ads | Facebook, Instagram and TikTok ads, including dark posts (Pro plan and up) |
| Hides harmful comments on its own | Yes, by category, and it learns from your corrections | Yes, auto-moderation rules on Expert and Enterprise |
| Suggested or automatic replies | Drafted in your voice; you approve them, or clear answers go out on their own | AI reply suggestions (beta), a person approves each one |
| Direct messages | Facebook and Instagram, read and reply | Yes, Messenger and Instagram in the inbox |
| Publishing and scheduling posts | No | Yes |
| Human moderators included | No, you and your team decide | No |
| How it is priced | By 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 unlimited | By plan, sized by profiles, users and inbox capacity |
| Lowest published price | $19 a month for 5,000 comments and messages | $89 a month (Standard, no inbox); auto-moderation from $139 a month (Expert) |
| Free trial | 7 days, no card | 14 days, no card |
Fair to both
Where NapoleonCat is stronger
One tool for the whole social team
Publishing, analytics, reviews and the inbox live together. CommentGate does not schedule posts or report on reach.
More networks
LinkedIn, X, Google Business Profile and app store reviews, which CommentGate does not cover.
Rules can do more on their own
Auto-moderation can assign conversations to teammates and block people as well as hide, delete and reply.
Where CommentGate fits better
Automatic hiding on every plan
From the first plan, not only the top tiers. Scams, spam, hate and competitor mentions are on by default.
Replies that can go out on their own
Drafts in your voice. Approve them, or let clear answers such as shipping times go out without waiting.
Priced by comments and messages, not profiles
Add stores, Pages and ad accounts without moving to a bigger plan. You pay for the comments you receive and the messages your flows send.
YouTube and Threads in the same list
Alongside Facebook, Instagram and TikTok, posts and ads.
Prices at three volumes
What a month costs a store receiving 5,000, 25,000 or 100,000 comments on its posts and ads.
| Comments a month | CommentGate | NapoleonCat |
|---|---|---|
| 5,000 comments | $19 (Starter, includes 5,000) | $139 (Expert, 5 profiles, 10,000 inbox capacity) |
| 25,000 comments | $69 (Pro, includes 40,000) | $249 (Expert, 10 profiles, 25,000 inbox capacity) |
| 100,000 comments | $139 (Scale, includes 100,000) | $519 (Expert, 40 profiles, 100,000 inbox capacity) |
Questions
Which NapoleonCat plan hides ad comments automatically?
Its pricing page lists auto-moderation, including for Facebook, Instagram and TikTok ads, on Expert and Enterprise. On CommentGate it is part of every plan.
Can I use both?
Yes. Some teams keep a suite for publishing and reports and let CommentGate handle comments on ads. Turn off auto-moderation in one of them so the two do not act on the same comment.
Does CommentGate publish posts?
No. It moderates and answers comments and messages. If you need scheduling and analytics, a suite like NapoleonCat does that.