Commenting

Commenting posts AI-drafted comments from real devices onto TikTok videos. The drafts read the video's caption and context, follow a writing style you define, and post at randomized times so they land like normal comments rather than a synchronized batch.

There are two ways to use it:

Monitors watch creators you choose and comment automatically when their videos cross a view milestone. Set it up once and it runs in the background.
Boost Post drops a batch of comments on one specific post, right now. You see and edit every comment before it queues.

Use monitors for ongoing presence under creators your audience already watches (including your own accounts). Use Boost Post when a single video matters and you want comments on it today.

The Commenting page has three tabs: Activity (every comment and its status), Voices (writing styles), and Monitors (your watch rules). The Add monitor and Boost Post buttons sit top right.

Commenting currently supports TikTok only. Instagram, YouTube, and Reddit appear in the platform picker but are disabled.

Setup

Three things need to exist before a comment can post: a voice, credits, and a monitor (or a boost).

1) Create a voice

Go to the Voices tab and click New voice.

Name it. Double-click the title to rename.
Write a prompt. Style instructions for the model, up to 2,500 characters. The placeholder shows the idea: "Casual and encouraging. Lowercase. At most one emoji. Never sounds like an ad. Keep it under 12 words."
Add example comments. Real examples of comments you'd want posted. The generator uses them as style references.
Add bad comments (optional). Examples of what you never want posted.

Click Create voice. You can also start from a preset in the Voices tab and click Save to my voices.

2) Have credits

Every posted comment is paid for with credits. If your balance is empty, comments are held instead of posted. See Credits for plans and top-ups.

3) Add a monitor

Click Add monitor, add the accounts to watch, pick your voice, fill in the rules (see below), and click Add monitor to save. Or click Boost Post to comment on a single post immediately.

4) Check the Activity tab

Every comment shows up there with its status, the account that posted it, and a proof screenshot once it's live.

Monitors

A monitor watches one or more creators and fires comments when their videos match your rules.

Accounts

The creators to watch. Pick from your own doublespeed accounts, or type any public TikTok username. Paste a comma-separated list to bulk add (for example "user1, user2, user3").

Voice

Required. All comments from this monitor are drafted in the selected voice.

Max video age

Skip videos older than this many days. The field suggests 7 days. Raising it on a running monitor does not catch up on older videos: each video it brings in starts from the views its next refresh records.

View milestone

The view-count threshold that triggers commenting on a video. The field suggests 1,000 views. The mode toggle next to it controls how it fires:

Every (default): fires again each time views cross another multiple of the threshold. "Every 1,000 views" fires at 1,000, 2,000, 3,000, and so on.
At: fires once, when the video hits the view count.

If you change the milestone or its mode on a running monitor, each video starts from its current view count, so only milestones it passes after the change trigger comments. In At mode, a video that already got its comment is not commented again at a new threshold.

Comments / milestone

How many comments to generate each time the rule fires. The field suggests 3. Range: 1 to 100. In At mode this is labeled Comments / video since the rule only fires once.

Max comments / video

Every mode only. A lifetime cap on total comments per video across all milestone firings, so a video that keeps climbing doesn't drain your balance. The field suggests 50. The cap belongs to the monitor: if the same creator is in two monitors, each monitor can comment on their videos up to its own cap.

All of these fields are required; the grayed-in numbers are suggestions, not pre-filled values. The modal footer shows "Up to N credits per video" as you fill it in, so you know the worst-case spend before saving.

Advanced

Collapsed by default, behind the Advanced toggle:

Posting window. Each comment posts at an independent random moment inside this window after it's queued, so comments spread out naturally instead of all firing at once. Default: 5 minutes to 24 hours. Drag the handles to adjust, from 1 minute up to 7 days.
Minimum comments. Only comment on a video once it already has at least this many comments, so your accounts aren't the lone commenters on a near-empty post. Leave blank to comment regardless.
Skip videos posted before this monitor was created. Unchecked by default, meaning new monitors also backfill eligible past videos within your Max video age. Check it to only watch new uploads.

Pausing, duplicating, deleting

In the Monitors tab, each monitor shows an Active or Paused badge. Click the badge to toggle, or use the row menu (the three-dot button) for Duplicate, Pause / Resume, and Delete.

A duplicated monitor copies the original's accounts, voice and every setting described above, but starts paused, so you can review it before resuming. A caption filter on the original is not copied.

Pausing does two things:

The monitor stops generating new comments.
Comments already queued by that monitor are not dispatched while it's paused.

A comment that is already mid-posting on a device will finish, but nothing new goes out. Settings are kept, so you can resume anytime.

When you resume, the monitor does not catch up on milestones it missed. View counts refresh twice a day. A video posted before you resumed stays quiet until a refresh after the resume records its views, and only milestones it passes after that trigger comments. Videos posted after you resume are watched from their first view. Re-adding a creator you removed from a monitor works the same way. So does the first resume of a monitor that was created paused: it does not backfill past videos.

Comments queued before the pause don't all go out the moment the monitor resumes. Any whose posting time passed while it was paused get a new random time inside its posting window. Those on videos older than the monitor's Max video age are cancelled instead, and any credits held for them are released.

Removing an account from a monitor cancels that account's Queued comments, and deleting a monitor cancels the Queued comments of every account in it. Comments blocked as Insufficient Funds are not cancelled.

If your credit balance runs out and auto top-up is on, a top-up starts and your queued comments wait for it, for up to 15 minutes, instead of being blocked. Monitors are paused automatically only when no top-up can run (auto top-up is off, the card was declined, or it is waiting out a decline), so you don't accumulate a blocked backlog. Turning auto top-up on while your balance is below its threshold charges right away.

Voices

A voice is a reusable writing style: a prompt plus example comments. Monitors and boosts both reference voices, so one voice can drive everything.

Voices improve over time from the Activity tab. Hover any comment and use:

Thumbs up ("Add to example comments"): future drafts imitate it.
Thumbs down ("Add to bad comments"): future drafts avoid anything like it.

This feedback writes back to the voice that generated the comment, so a few minutes of rating noticeably improves output quality.

Boost Post

Click Boost Post to comment on one specific post. Two modes:

Comment mode

Paste the Post link (a TikTok video or photo URL).
Pick a Voice and set Comments / video (default 3, up to 100).
Drafts generate automatically. Edit any draft inline, remove ones you don't like, optionally attach an image, or hit the regenerate button for a fresh set.
Click Boost to queue them.

Nothing posts until you click Boost, and only the drafts you kept are queued. The footer shows the credit total before you commit.

Reply mode (Beta)

Instead of top-level comments, reply to existing comments on the post. Paste the link, select the comments you want to reply to, and the modal drafts replies for each. Edit, then click Reply to queue.

Boosted comments use the same randomized posting window as monitors, so a batch spreads out over time rather than appearing simultaneously.

Credits and pricing

Commenting is paid with credits, separate from your monthly account fee. A posted comment costs 3 credits.

Credits are only charged when a comment actually posts. Queued, failed, and blocked comments are not charged.
The monitor modal footer shows the maximum credits per video for your settings; the boost modal footer shows the exact total for the batch.
Credits come from a monthly plan: Basic ($20/mo, 60 credits), Standard ($60/mo, 220 credits), or Pro ($125/mo, 500 credits). One-time top-ups are also available.

See Credits for the full breakdown, auto top-up, and balance management.

Activity and failures

The Activity tab lists every comment: the post it targets (thumbnail links to TikTok), the comment text, the account that posts it, the voice, a Reference screenshot, and a status.

Statuses

Queued: scheduled, waiting for its randomized posting time. Click the text to edit it before it posts (up to 500 characters).
Posting: currently being posted from a device.
Published: the device confirmed the comment posted. A proof screenshot is captured and shown in the Reference column; click it to enlarge.
Failed: posting did not succeed after retries.
Insufficient Funds: blocked at dispatch because your credit balance was empty.

Hover the timestamp on any row to see exactly when the comment was created and when it posted. Hover the status badge to see what triggered it (which monitor, or Boost post).

What happens when a comment fails

Failures are retried automatically: the system re-queues the comment on a different device after a short randomized delay, trying up to 3 distinct devices before marking it Failed. You don't need to do anything while this is happening; a comment sitting in Posting or back in Queued may be mid-retry.

If the failure was caused by an empty credit balance, the badge tooltip says so, and a banner appears above the table showing how many comments are blocked. Once a credit purchase or auto top-up goes through, blocked comments are re-queued automatically, from boosts as well as monitors. Each gets a new time inside its monitor's posting window, or between 5 minutes and 24 hours for a boost or a monitor with no window set. Comments from a paused monitor stay blocked: resume the monitor, then click Retry insufficient in the banner to re-queue them. For other failure types the dashboard doesn't currently show a per-comment reason; if a comment keeps failing, contact support with the comment text and account.

Deleting comments

Right-click a row:

Queued comments can be deleted before they post (no charge).
Published comments can be flagged for deletion; the comment is removed from TikTok within 12 hours. An hourglass icon shows while deletion is pending, and you can right-click to cancel.

FAQ

What do I need to set up for commenting to work?

A voice (Voices tab > New voice), credits on your balance, and either a monitor or a boost. If the Activity tab shows nothing after that, check that your monitor is Active and that its rules aren't too strict (a high view milestone plus a short max video age can mean no videos qualify yet).

A comment failed. Can I see why?

Partially. Failed comments have already been retried automatically on up to 3 different devices before you see the Failed badge. Credit-related failures are labeled (badge tooltip plus a banner with a retry button). Other failure reasons aren't shown per comment in the dashboard yet; reach out to support if a specific comment matters.

All the comments posted at the same time and looked like bots. Can I control pacing?

Yes. Each monitor has a Posting window (under Advanced in the monitor modal): every comment gets an independent random posting time inside the window, 5 minutes to 24 hours by default, adjustable from 1 minute to 7 days. Widen it for slower, more natural pacing. Also use Comments / milestone and Max comments / video to cap volume per video, and Minimum comments so you only post where a conversation already exists.

The dashboard says comments were made, but I don't see them on TikTok.

First check the status. Queued means the comment hasn't posted yet; with the default posting window, a comment can wait up to 24 hours for its slot. Published means the device confirmed it posted; open the Reference screenshot on that row to see the comment live on the device at posting time. If a Published comment later disappears from TikTok, TikTok removed or filtered it after posting; the screenshot is your record that it went up. Note that you were only charged for comments that reached Published.

Is commenting priced on top of the monthly account fee?

Yes. The account fee covers the device and account infrastructure; comments are paid separately with credits at 3 credits per posted comment. You're only charged when a comment actually posts. See Credits.

I left commenting on by accident and it used up my credits. How do I stop it?

Pause your monitors: Monitors tab, click the Active badge (or use the row menu > Pause). A paused monitor generates nothing new, and its already-queued comments are not dispatched while paused. Your settings are kept for when you resume. As a backstop, monitors auto-pause when your credit balance runs out and no auto top-up can run, and blocked comments are never charged.