The Simplest Facebook Comment Moderation Tool for Safer Pages

A comment that attacks, mocks, or harasses — insulting nicknames, coded slang, bad-faith "gotcha" questions, or repeated spam attacks — not simple disagreement or criticism. SlayTrolls' AI scores every comment against these patterns; if it's identified as a troll and successfully hidden on Facebook, it counts. If we scan a comment and determine it's not a troll, it's cleared — nothing happens to it.

Yes. Once a comment is hidden on Facebook, it stays hidden. Facebook does not un-hide comments when a third-party tool disconnects.

SlayTrolls uses state-of-the-art AI that understands real conversation — not just keywords. It reads coded slang, mixed-language comments, and regional dialects the way a real moderator would, in English and Filipino dialects like Tagalog, Bisaya, Taglish, and more.

Yes. SlayTrolls uses Facebook's official API and has passed Meta's App Review process for the permissions we use.

Yes, for boosted posts. If you boost an existing post on your page, SlayTrolls monitors those comments automatically. Ads built entirely inside Ads Manager, without first being posted normally on your page, aren't covered yet.

No. SlayTrolls hides comments. The troll never knows. They keep commenting into the void, never escalate, and never come back angrier. Deleting tells a troll they were censored. Hiding keeps them in the dark.

They're hidden too, automatically — the whole thread disappears from public view, not just the troll's original comment. The troll (and their friends) still see everything as normal; your actual audience sees nothing. One thing to know: if someone else replied to the troll before it was hidden, their reply disappears from public view along with it, since Facebook treats the whole thread as one unit.