Every comment, reply, and reaction underneath a single post, pulled into your dashboard in one click, so you see not just what worked, but exactly why.
PostSnag already captures the caption, media, and engagement numbers behind a post, but not the conversation underneath it: the replies, the pushback, the questions people asked. Today that means clicking through Facebook's comment threads by hand, with no way to sort, search, or pull them into anything useful. The posts most worth reading, the ones overperforming by four or five times a page's norm with hundreds of comments, are exactly the ones too time-consuming to scroll through.
A one-click export that pulls every comment on a single post you choose, not an entire profile, straight into your dashboard next to that post, captured the same client-side way as everything else in PostSnag. It's deliberately manual and per-post rather than automatic across everything you capture, since a single popular post can carry tens of thousands of comments. You choose which posts earned the full export, usually the ones already standing out on overperformance.
Full thread capture. Top-level comments and replies, not just Facebook's default first layer.
Reaction counts where visible, so you see which specific comments landed hardest.
A manual, per-post trigger. Nothing runs in the background on posts you never asked about.
Open a post already in your dashboard, hit "Export Comments" on Facebook with PostSnag active, and scroll the thread the way you naturally would. PostSnag reads each comment and reply as it loads and adds it to that post's record.
The real context behind a post's performance, not just a number confirming it did well.
Authentic audience language pulled straight from real replies, ready to inform hooks and captions.
A searchable record of the same objection or question showing up across a page's comments.
A home fitness page posts a workout clip hitting 4.8x the page's normal engagement, with 1,140 comments underneath. You export the thread and find the same three questions repeated dozens of times each: how long it takes, whether it needs equipment, whether a beginner can do it, three ready-made post ideas pulled straight from the audience's own words.
Comment threads feed PostSnag's other analysis layers, giving the hook library and "why this worked" AI breakdown a second layer of evidence beyond the caption alone. Because every thread stays attached to its post, it travels into side-by-side comparisons and exports too.
Marketers and community managers who need real audience language instead of assumptions, and creators and agencies who want to know exactly what a breakout post's audience was saying.
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About 2 months ago

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Planned
Feature Request
About 2 months ago

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Get notified by email when there are changes.