Native by default
CommentFlow renders into your page and picks up your typography, spacing, and color treatment automatically.
CommentFlow gives SaaS teams, documentation sites, and publishers a clean way to run discussions on their own domain with native styling, moderation controls, and fast setup.
Install in minutes. No iframe. No third-party ad clutter.
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The product is built for teams that care about visual consistency, product feedback, and keeping conversations attached to the right content.
CommentFlow renders into your page and picks up your typography, spacing, and color treatment automatically.
Use domain-level restrictions and page visibility rules so discussions only appear where you want them.
Review, approve, and respond without turning discussion into another support queue that nobody owns.
CommentFlow handles storage, moderation tooling, and the core discussion layer. Your team just embeds it in the right place.
01
Set your domains, moderation settings, and team roles.
02
Drop in the script where you want discussion to appear.
03
Review feedback, reply to users, and keep the thread healthy.
Embed example
<div id="commentflow-root"></div>
<script
src="https://cdn.commentflow.com/widget.js"
data-project="prj_12345"
async
></script>
Turn feature announcements into a structured feedback loop.
Let readers ask questions on the exact page they are using.
Capture product confusion early without routing everything through email.
Keep audience conversation on your own property and under your own brand.
Both plans include the same comment system, moderation workflow, and installation flow. The main difference is team-member count.
Both plans include unlimited comments and the same moderation tools.
per month
Lower upfront cost for smaller teams.
one time
Predictable long-term cost for larger teams.
Yes. The strongest fit is for changelogs, documentation, help centers, release notes, and editorial products that need discussion in context.
Yes. The widget is designed to inherit surrounding styles so it feels much closer to a native product surface than a generic embed.
Yes. Projects can be limited by domain and configured with page visibility rules so the widget only appears in approved places.
Migration support can be scoped during onboarding if you are moving from another provider or importing an existing archive.