Quick picks: is this the sign-off you need?
- You want to sign off once on how comments sound, then read proof every day: this feature.
- You want to approve every single comment first: a do-it-yourself flow fits better. Here are the ways to do that in Slack.
- You haven't seen any comments yet: start with the free sample.
- You want the whole service explained: read done-for-you Reddit marketing.
- You're still comparing services: read Reddit marketing agencies compared.
What you approve, and what you don't
Approval covers the rules the comments follow, and it happens once, before posting starts. Ryan, the founder, is in every client channel and replies within 24 hours.
| Item | Approved in Slack before posting? |
|---|---|
| The voice the comments are written in | Yes |
| The filters that decide what the comments can say | Yes |
| The setup that starts daily posting and billing | Yes |
| Each individual comment | No. After approval, comments post daily and the report shows each one after it goes up |
What the daily report shows
The report opens with a count in this form, then lists the verified comments, each as a link you can open. Comments that fail the same-day check don't get a link.
N posts verified today (of X attempted, Y removed by Reddit mods)What happens to a comment removed later
The daily report only knows what the same-day check found. We re-check each comment nightly for about a week, and a moderator can remove one after it was reported as verified. Since October 6, 2026 those late removals show as removed on the client dashboard, and the weekly, monthly and Friday reports leave them out. The daily message you already read doesn't change, so use the later reports for a final count.
How to use it
Five steps, and what done looks like at each one.
| Step | What you do | What done looks like |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Run the free sample on your website. | You've read comments written for your site. |
| 2 | Click Start for $1. It saves your card and it's a setup charge, not a trial. | Your Slack workshop channel opens. |
| 3 | Read the voice and filters in the channel and ask for changes. | You've said what's off, or nothing is off. |
| 4 | Approve the setup. | Daily posting starts, and the $1,000 monthly billing with it. |
| 5 | Read the daily report and open a few links. | You've seen live comments, and the attempted and removed counts. |
Limits
- You sign off on the voice and setup, one time, and don't review each comment.
- A verified link means the comment passed our check that day. It can still be removed later.
- Volume depends on your niche, so the number of links per day varies. In the 30 days to November 5, 2026, 55 client brands had at least one verified placement. The median was 49 per brand across Reddit, YouTube, Medium, LinkedIn and X, and 9 per brand on Reddit.
What it costs
There's no separate price. CommunityMentions is $1,000 a month, month-to-month, after a $1 setup charge. The monthly billing starts only after you approve in Slack, and you can cancel before the next billing cycle.
Sources
- Approval, billing, reporting and who is in the channel: CommunityMentions company facts, read November 9, 2026.
- Report wording and the late-removal rule: the CommunityMentions reporting code, read September 29, 2026, with the removal rule changed October 6, 2026.
- Verified Reddit comments: CommunityMentions subreddit data dated November 8, 2026. Delivery medians: delivery database, October 7 to November 5, 2026, read November 6, 2026.