Paste a Facebook post URL and get an evidence-backed answer on whether its comments came from real people: coordinated timing, machine-regular cadence, duplicate phrasing, account clusters. First 1,500 comments analyzed free. Never calls anyone a bot.
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Feed it one export from any Facebook posts scraper and it compares every page in it: posting cadence, engagement per post, what performed and what did not. Duplicates removed before counting, coverage stated, and missing data shown as missing — never as zero. First 250 posts free.
The same Facebook page appears in exports under several URLs: /profile.php links, vanity names, numeric IDs, mobile hosts, tracking parameters. This canonicalizes them and tells you which are the same page. Identities it cannot match with certainty are reported with evidence, never merged. Free.
You already have the comments. This shows which accounts are working together: coordinated timing bursts, machine-regular cadence, duplicate phrasing across accounts, reply chains — every signal with its evidence attached. First 1,500 comments analyzed free. Never calls anyone a bot.