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Pay less, earn more

Auto-comment cuts your bill in half. The affiliate programme can zero it out.

ZenFeed has a few built-in ways to make moderation cost less — and combined with the affiliate programme, it can end up paying for itself.

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ZenFeed auto-comment — twice the credits

Turn on auto-comment for a Facebook page and ZenFeed posts a short comment under every new post, letting people know comments are moderated automatically (the text is editable). In exchange, every assessed comment on that page costs half the credits.

NormallyWith auto-comment
Delete1.00.5
Hide1.50.75

Example: the Starter plan includes 5,000 credits a month. Without auto-comment that's 5,000 deleted comments. With auto-comment — 10,000.

You turn it on separately for each connected Facebook page, in that page's configuration.

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Affiliate programme — refer and earn

You earn 30% commission on every customer you refer, for 12 months from their first invoice. The person you refer gets a 10% discount. You can request a payout once your balance passes €50.

30%

commission

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10%

referee discount

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It pairs well with auto-comment: if you're an active partner, ZenFeed automatically appends your referral link to the comment it posts under every post — distribution happens on its own. With a few active pages, referral commission can cover your own ZenFeed bill and then some.

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Recommend us publicly

A review on G2 or Trustpilot takes a few minutes and genuinely helps other people find ZenFeed.

info We don't offer a reward for the review itself — G2 and Trustpilot's rules don't allow it (Trustpilot bans it outright, G2 only allows it through its own paid campaigns), and we respect that.

Become a reference customer

5,000 credits

A case study naming your organisation, a short interview, or a recommendation post on LinkedIn or Facebook — a one-time topup either way.

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Found a bug? Report it

1,000 credits

For every confirmed bug in how the service behaves — not a feature request — we grant a one-time credit topup.

Include: the Facebook page URL, roughly when it happened, and what you expected instead of what happened.

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One-time topups are granted manually, usually within a few business days.

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Facebook monetisation

Facebook already earns from the traffic under your posts — ads shown next to the comments you're moderating. Turning on monetisation for your page means some of that revenue comes to you instead of Meta alone.

Eligibility thresholds (followers, watch time) and country availability are set by Meta and change regularly — check your eligibility directly at the source.

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Start with auto-comment

It's the fastest change to make — turn it on in your page configuration and you're immediately paying half the credits for every assessed comment.

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