Can we have comment based automation like trigger word , messages sending on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and TikTok , YouTube and even treads and if possible we can send reminder message with smart delays and all.
Hey! We don’t have ready-made templates for that yet, but keep in mind we’re limited here by what each platform’s own API actually allows, so support looks quite different across Facebook/Instagram vs LinkedIn vs TikTok vs YouTube.
Facebook & Instagram - fully doable. Meta’s Graph API supports keyword-triggered comment automation (public reply + private DM) on both platforms. See the IG Comment reference and the Replies endpoint.
LinkedIn - possible if you’re working through a personal account. With the integration we have, you can automate replies within your own personal account as one option. There’s a documented Comments API, but keep in mind official partner-level access requires approval, and LinkedIn has been cracking down on bot-like automated comments in 2026, so this route works but has real limitations compared to FB/IG.
TikTok - from what I can see, this is most likely not possible. TikTok’s public API doesn’t appear to support reading, posting, or replying to comments on regular videos. The only comment-related endpoint we found is in their Business/Ads API - Reply to a comment - which appears to be scoped to ad comments rather than organic posts, though TikTok’s documentation isn’t completely explicit on this, so it’s worth double-checking with them if this is a priority.
YouTube - this is also possible. The YouTube Data API lets you monitor new comments, detect keyword matches, and post replies to existing comments, so keyword-triggered comment automations can be built for channels you own or manage. See the commentThreads.list endpoint for reading comments and comments.insert for posting replies. The main limitation is that YouTube doesn’t support private messaging, so responses are limited to public comment replies.
As for Threads, we’ll need to look into it a bit more. Meta has been gradually expanding the Threads API, but I haven’t verified whether comment monitoring and automated replies are currently supported.