Automatic Instagram comment moderation

Comment Guard reviews every new comment on your connected Instagram account, hides the ones that break your rules and leaves real questions in place for your automations to answer.

Why teams choose Repli

What you get

Auto-hide, not delete

Comments that break your rules are hidden through Instagram’s own moderation API. The comment stays in your account history and can be unhidden.

AI intent check

Each comment is classified before any action — spam and abuse get hidden, questions and buying intent are left alone.

Your blocked words

Add the words, phrases and link patterns you never want under your posts. They are matched in addition to the AI review.

Works with your automations

Moderation runs alongside comment-to-DM rules, so a hidden spam comment never triggers a DM and a real one still does.

Use cases

Creators with viral reels

Keep a fast-moving comment section clean without watching it all day.

Stores running offers

Hide competitor drops and fake “agent” accounts under promotional posts.

Coaches and clinics

Remove abuse and personal attacks while keeping genuine enquiries visible.

Frequently asked questions

Does Repli delete comments?

No. Comments are hidden using Instagram’s moderation API, so they stay recoverable and you can unhide them at any time.

Will moderation block my comment-to-DM automations?

No. Comments that pass the check still trigger your keyword rules as usual.

Can I add my own banned words?

Yes. You can keep a blocked-word list per Instagram account in addition to the AI review.

Is it per Instagram account?

Yes. Comment Guard settings are stored per connected account, so different brands can use different rules.

Does it need extra Instagram permissions?

It uses the comment management permission you already grant when connecting your Instagram professional account to Repli.

Can I review what was hidden?

Yes. Moderation activity is recorded in your logs so you can check what was hidden and why.

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