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Bazzly vs CommunityMentions at a glance
| Bazzly (checked Oct 6, 2026) | CommunityMentions | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $199/mo for 170 credits; a comment from its warmed accounts costs 10 credits, an upvote 0.2 | $1,290/mo after a $1 setup charge |
| What the price buys | About 17 warmed-account comments for $199 | A median of 106 live placements a month, 11 on Reddit |
| Who posts | Its warmed-up accounts, or your own account through its Chrome extension | People with established accounts post comments AI drafts in the voice you approve in Slack |
| Removed comments | Credits back for a warmed-account comment removed within 48 hours | No credit; every removal shows in your daily report |
| Upvotes | Sells upvotes ("smart upvotes", 0.2 credits each) | Not sold |
| Channels | Reddit, YouTube, Medium, LinkedIn and X | |
| Reporting | Dashboard; per-comment report not described on its pages | Daily Slack report with a link to each live comment |
| Minimum term | None, billed monthly | None, month-to-month |
| How you start | 7-day free trial, card at checkout | Free sample of the comments we'd post, no card |
Where Bazzly wins
- Price. $199 a month buys about 17 comments from its warmed accounts, and per-comment prices beat ours by a wide margin.
- Control. You can post from your own account through its Chrome extension and use its drafts.
- Removal credit. A comment removed within 48 hours gives its 10 credits back. We give no credit for removed comments.
- Tooling. A public API and an MCP server are included.
Where CommunityMentions fits better
- You want comments without upvotes bought on them. Bazzly sells upvotes as a feature; we don't sell or add votes.
- You want more than Reddit. Bazzly is Reddit only; we post on Reddit, YouTube, Medium, LinkedIn and X in one plan.
- You want people, not an automated pipeline, doing the posting. Our comments are posted by people with established accounts after you approve the voice in Slack.