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Comments get a post talked about

On Facebook, comments do something likes can't: they show a post started a conversation. People scroll into the thread to see what others said, and a lively one invites them to add their own. A post sitting silent tells everyone to keep scrolling, however good it is.

These are readable comments that suit a normal post - short, relevant and positive - not a wall of identical one-word replies that convinces nobody.

Seven markets, including women-only options

• Worldwide: $2 per 10 comments.
• Brazil and France: $3 per 10.
• USA (Women) and Worldwide (Women): $3 per 10.
• Arab countries: $5 per 10.
• USA: $21 per 50.

The women-only options exist for Pages whose audience is mostly women - a beauty salon, a maternity brand, a women's fitness coach - where a thread full of male names would look out of place.

What it costs

• 10 Worldwide comments: $2
• 30 Worldwide comments: $5.70
• 50 US women's comments: $13.50
• 100 US comments: $39.90

How many comments look natural

Match the thread to the post. Ten comments on a post with 80 reactions reads as a good post; 200 comments on the same post reads as bought. A useful rule is to keep comments to a small fraction of the reactions and add them over a day or two - the order form offers slower speeds at no extra cost if you want them to trickle in.

Make the thread work for you

• Reply. A Page that answers comments looks active, and replies keep the post alive in feeds.
• Ask something. A question in the post gives real visitors an easy way to join in.
• Check your filters. Facebook's profanity and keyword filters can hide comments - if some don't appear, look there first.

Specific wording

Standard orders are general, positive comments. If you need comments that mention a product, a place or a detail, message support before ordering and we'll tell you honestly what's possible.

A worked example

A lash studio posts a before-and-after photo. It adds 20 US women's comments ($5.70) over two days and replies to each one with a thank-you. Local clients scrolling past see a conversation among women like them rather than an empty post.

What you need

The link to a public post with comments switched on. No password or Page access. Track the order on the track order page; pay by card, PayPal, Wise, Revolut, bank transfer or UPI (10% off) or crypto (20% off).

Where comments earn their keep

• Posts you're about to boost with ads. When a paid post reaches strangers, the comments underneath are part of the pitch. An ad with a friendly thread converts better than an ad with nothing under it.
• Launch and offer posts. People hesitate before being the first to ask "does this ship to…?". A few comments already there make it easier to ask.
• Posts you pin. A pinned post is what most visitors see first, so an active thread there does the most work.

Everyday posts rarely need them. Save comments for the posts that carry the most weight.

Keeping comments and the rest in step

Comments look strongest next to a healthy number of reactions. If you're adding both, order the reactions first and let the comments trickle in over the next day - that's the shape a post that genuinely catches on usually has.

Reply to every comment

Comments do the most good when the Page answers them. A reply from the Page under each comment turns a list of remarks into a conversation, and it shows visitors that someone is behind the Page and responds. Use replies to add detail, answer a question or point people to your website or shop. The same habit works for the real comments that follow.

Comments on ads and boosted posts

When you boost a post or turn it into an ad, the comments come with it. New people seeing your ad read the comments to decide whether to trust the offer. Adding comments before you start the boost means the ad goes out with a conversation already under it.