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Someone commented “price?” on your post. It is already handled.
Comment2Chat turns comments and DMs on your social posts into conversations, answers, bookings and follow-ups, and tells you who is ready to buy.
AgentStructure.AI5 min read
Works with
- Muse.ai
- Instinct
- Grok
- Claude
- ChatGPT
- Any MCP-capable assistant
The moment
“Price?” is the most valuable word on your post.
You posted a photo of your work. It is doing well. And in the comments, between the hearts and the fire emojis, someone writes a single word: “price?” That one word is a customer raising their hand. Answer in the next few minutes and you probably have a booking. Answer tomorrow and they have moved on.
The trouble is that you are busy doing the work people are commenting on. You cannot watch every post, every comment and every message all day. So leads slip through the gaps, and you never even know how many.
Comment2Chat watches your posts for you. When someone shows interest, it replies with the information they asked for, a booking link if you have one, and a friendly follow-up if they go quiet. Then it tells you who is ready to buy. You keep making things. It keeps the conversation going.
What it does
Comments in, customers out.
You connect a social account and describe one offer: what it is, what it costs, where to book. From then on the app watches the comments and messages on your posts. When someone asks a question it can answer, it answers, in your voice and with your details. When someone is clearly interested, it captures the lead and keeps following up until they book or say no thanks.
You see all of it in your assistant’s chat: who asked, what the app said, and who is ready for you to step in. Nothing goes out that you have not set up, and you can take over any conversation yourself.
It watches
- Comments and messages on the social posts you connect
- Questions it can answer from the offer you describe
- Leads who go quiet before they book
It sends you
- A note when someone shows interest, and what was sent to them
- How a post is doing with leads, whenever you ask
- A heads-up when someone is ready to book or buy
A day in the life
A day of posts, with Comment2Chat answering.
You post in the morning and get on with your day. Here is what happens in the comments while you work.
- 19:10 AMLead captured
A comment lands. The reply, with pricing and a booking link, goes out while you work.
- 21:30 PMJust ask
A lunchtime check: who asked, what they got, who is next.
- 36:45 PMBooked
The lead from this morning becomes a booking by dinner.
Before and after
The difference between a day late and a minute later.
An assistant can tell you about comments if you ask. By then, the person who asked has scrolled on. On the left, you check at the end of the day. On the right, Comment2Chat is connected.
Before: an assistant that waits
A day late, and the reply is still your job.
After: an assistant that tells you first
The app notices first and your assistant brings it to you. You just read.
Works with your assistant
Comment2Chat in the chat you already use.
- Muse.ai
- Instinct
- Grok
- Claude
- ChatGPT
- Any MCP-capable assistant
You run your business from your phone. Connected to your assistant, Comment2Chat reports in the same chat where you talk to everyone else, so there is no new dashboard to check and no app to remember.
Here is the simple version of how it works. Comment2Chat exposes its abilities as MCP tools and a REST API. An assistant that supports MCP or API connectors can call those tools on a schedule, or the moment you ask, and relay the answer in the chat you already use. We cannot promise what any particular assistant supports today, so think of these as the doors we have built, ready for whichever assistant walks through them.
Muse.ai
Meta's personal AI, reachable in WhatsApp and iMessage-style chats. When Muse can use an MCP or API connector, it could ask Comment2Chat for you and reply in the thread you already have open.
Instinct
An assistant that lives in WhatsApp. Connected the same way, it could check Comment2Chat on a schedule or whenever you ask, and send the answer as a normal message.
Grok
xAI's assistant. Our apps were first built with Grok's app builder. Where Grok can reach MCP or API connectors, it could use Comment2Chat too.
Claude, ChatGPT and others
Any assistant that can add an MCP server or call a REST API can use Comment2Chat. You give it the app's address, then ask in plain English.
Ready to try it? The connect page for Comment2Chat has the address to give your assistant.
Free vs Premium
Try it free. Upgrade when you want more.
Free is one social account and one live funnel, enough to see what happens when “price?” gets answered in a minute. Premium removes the limits and adds automated follow-up by DM, email and WhatsApp.
Free
One social account and one live funnel.
Connect Comment2Chat to your AI assistant, or open the app. No payment is needed.
Premium · $29/month
Unlimited funnels and automated follow-up by DM, email, and WhatsApp.
Premium is free while we are in beta. Join the waitlist and we will tell you before paid plans start.
Join the waitlistWant every application? All Access is $79/month. See all pricing.
Connect Comment2Chat
Give your assistant the address. Then just ask.
Comment2Chat connects to AI assistants through its API and MCP. The connect page has the address, the steps and the first thing to say.
comment2chat.com
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