Keyword triggers get flagged
Tools that fire when someone comments "me" or "link" are exactly what Meta's spam detection looks for. Thousands of accounts were restricted overnight in 2025 with no warning.
Meta is shutting down accounts using keyword triggers and mass DM tools. Reputito uses AI intent detection — not keyword matching — so your automations feel human and stay compliant.
Thousands of accounts were restricted overnight in 2026. Here is why.
Tools that fire when someone comments "me" or "link" are exactly what Meta's spam detection looks for. Thousands of accounts were restricted overnight in 2025 with no warning.
Sending the same DM to hundreds of people who comment a specific word is the definition of spam. Meta treats it as such — and penalizes accounts for it.
Old tools match keywords blindly. They cannot tell if someone is joking, complaining or genuinely interested. Meta's AI can — and flags the difference.
Instead of matching a word, AI understands what the person actually means. Someone asking about price in 10 different ways all trigger the same automation — naturally.
Every DM and comment reply is written by AI for that specific person. No templates, no copy-paste. Meta cannot flag what does not look like automation.
Set a reply delay from 5 minutes to 36 hours. Instant mass replies are a red flag — a natural delay makes every interaction look organic to Meta's systems.
DM + public comment reply. Your choice per automation.
DM + public comment reply. Your choice per automation.
Public comment only. DM requires verified business account.
Public comment only. No DM support via API.
Unlike other tools that trigger on every post, Reputito lets you attach an automation to a specific post. Perfect for product launches, promotions or giveaways where you want a targeted response strategy.
Automation triggers on every new post on that platform automatically.
Choose exactly which posts activate this automation. Full control, zero noise.
AI intent detection. Human-feeling replies. Meta-compliant by design.
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