The facts, with their sources
What it does
- Done-for-you service
- NoYou run the software yourself: the vendor sells self-serve SaaS subscriptions and publishes no build-and-run-it-for-you engagement, though it markets a page aimed at agencies who run it for their own clients.
CommentKeyword is a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) platform that provides:
commentkeyword.com/terms
How much it does unattended
- Runs autonomously
- PartlyThe comment, public reply and first DM run with nobody watching, but the AI layer only starts once the recipient answers the hook and stops when your handoff rule fires.
Only after the user replies to the hook question. The hook is a short question added right after your automatic DM. The AI agent does not start until…
commentkeyword.com/ai-agents - Multi-agent
- NoA workspace can hold several agents, but each keyword links to exactly one Live agent and no orchestration or handoff between agents is documented.
aiAgentId string | null No agent public ID UUID string or null If set, must refer to a Live agent in the same workspace.
commentkeyword.com/api-docs - Agent permissions
- PartlyYou bound the agent with instructions, an objective, required fields and explicit handoff rules, and can test it before it goes Live, but the limits are prompt-level rather than enforced permissions.
Hand off if they ask for a human, get frustrated, or the conversation loops without progress.
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Which models it runs on
- GPT
- PartlyThe free included model is OpenAI's open-weight GPT OSS 120B and OpenAI is a named AI sub-processor, but no proprietary GPT model is listed as selectable.
Basic model free GPT OSS 120B included
commentkeyword.com/pricing - Open models
- YesEvery paid tier includes an open-weight model at no extra usage cost, with premium models sold separately as top-up credits from Pro upward.commentkeyword.com/pricing
- Model choice
- PartlyInference is routed through OpenRouter and the agent record stores a selected model, but the vendor publishes only a basic/premium split rather than a list you choose from.
CommentKeyword uses OpenRouter and model providers available through OpenRouter for AI functionality.
commentkeyword.com/privacy
Where you use it
- On the command line
- NoThe integration reference documents HTTP endpoints and bearer-token auth only; curl snippets are examples, not a shipped command-line tool.
Endpoint-level reference for Personal Access Token (PAT) integrations.
commentkeyword.com/api-docs - In a browser
- YesThe product is a hosted web dashboard where you create keywords, write reply and DM variants, configure the AI agent and read campaign activity.
Review campaign activity, DM delivery, AI conversations, and tracked-link engagement in your dashboard.
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Whose machine it runs on
- Self-hosted
- NoIt is a hosted SaaS running on the vendor's own Railway and Supabase deployments; no bring-your-own-infrastructure option appears on any plan.commentkeyword.com/data-processing
- Open source
- NoThe vendor keeps all platform rights and grants only a limited licence to use the service; no source repository is published anywhere on the site.
CommentKeyword retains all rights to the platform and technology
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What it costs to run
- How it meters
- YesBilling is a monthly plan with an included automated-DM allowance plus a published per-DM overage rate that falls as the plan grows; keyword monitoring and public replies are never metered.
You pay for automated DMs. Everything else is included.
commentkeyword.com/pricing - Free tier
- YesA standing $0 plan gives 300 automated DMs a month and three keywords with no card and no time limit, but no AI agent.
No time limit — perfect to get started
commentkeyword.com/pricing - API access
- PartlyThe plan table marks API access as No on Free and Starter and full only from Pro at $29, while the vendor's own API FAQ says the API works on every plan including free — a contradiction a buyer should check before subscribing.
API Access:No
commentkeyword.com/pricing - MCP server
- NoNo MCP server exists today; the vendor states it is on the roadmap and asks prospective users to describe their use case to help prioritise it.
Not yet, but it is on the roadmap. An MCP server would let AI agents interact with CommentKeyword directly through the Model Context Protocol,…
commentkeyword.com/instagram-automation… - Bring your own key
- NoInference is bundled: a free basic model plus topped-up usage credits for premium models, with no option to supply your own model keys or cloud.
Basic free + Premium Top up usage credits for advanced AI and overage
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Buying it for a team
- A company can buy it
- YesAccounts are workspaces with team membership, roles and invitations, the service is sold for business use only, and the Terms name Enterprise plans alongside Free and paid.
Workspace, team, role, invitation, preferences, webhook, and API token configuration
commentkeyword.com/privacy - Seat model
- NoNo plan is priced or limited per seat: the five published tiers vary only by included DMs, overage rate, keyword count and AI access, and agencies are told each Instagram account runs in its own workspace.
In the current product model, each connected Instagram account runs under its own workspace, which makes the setup clean to repeat across accounts.
commentkeyword.com/instagram-automation… - Pooled budget
- YesOne monthly automated-DM allowance is drawn down by the whole workspace, with overage or top-up credits taking over once it is used, rather than per-user balances.
Every automated DM counts toward your monthly plan limit. Once used up, additional DMs draw from optional extra credits.
commentkeyword.com/pricing - Admin controls
- PartlyAPI tokens carry per-scope permissions and agents obey configured handoff rules, but no admin console policy controls over what agents may do are documented.
create a Personal Access Token and choose the permissions your integration needs: keywords:read , keywords:write , or agents:read
commentkeyword.com/instagram-automation… - Audit log
- PartlyThe privacy policy says automation records are kept for audit purposes, which is a retention statement rather than a documented administrative audit trail feature.
Conversation and automation records: retained as needed to provide inbox, analytics, export, support, and audit functionality
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What happens to your code
- Opt out of training
- PartlyAI runs through OpenRouter providers and the terms reserve use of AI processing and anonymised data for product improvement; no customer-facing training opt-out is published.
AI processing may improve service quality and features Anonymized, aggregated data may be used for product development
commentkeyword.com/terms - Data residency
- PartlyThe company operates from the United States and each sub-processor's region is 'configured' and may include the US, with SCCs relied on for EEA transfers; customers are not offered a residency choice.
We operate from the United States and use service providers that may process information in the United States and other countries.
commentkeyword.com/privacy - Getting out
- YesCompleted objective data downloads as CSV at any time and webhooks push it live, the Terms grant export at any point, and unused paid-plan DMs roll over on upgrade while free-plan DMs do not.
You can export your data at any time
commentkeyword.com/terms - Certifications
- PartlyA GDPR-shaped DPA with SCCs, named sub-processors and documented technical measures exists, but the vendor only offers certifications 'if any' — no SOC 2 or ISO 27001 attestation is claimed.
Security certifications and attestations, if any
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Plans and pricing
Price and terms
- Free plan
- YesYes
The terms in full
Free plan: $0 with no time limit, 300 automated DMs per month as a hard cap (soft stop with up to a 7-day recovery queue), 3 keywords, campaign tracking, no AI integration and no API access; no credit card required. Free-plan DMs do not roll over into paid plans. Paid tiers separately advertise free trials via 'Start Trial'.
What needs a higher plan
- Starter
- Agent permissions
- Pro
- API access
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Works with
GPTStarter
- YesOpen models
Starter
For AI agents
- MCP server
- No
- API
- PartlyPro
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