See TrustFlow in action

Before TrustFlow, I'd spend my evenings moderating the comments on our ads. Now the spam clears out on its own and the AI replies in our voice, the one we spent months building. I finally get to focus on what matters.

What won me over was the Smart Rule that automatically DMs a Trustpilot link after a positive comment. In three weeks we had more reviews than in six months of manual follow-ups.

We scale our Meta campaigns without worrying that the comments will spiral. TrustFlow handles moderation in real time, we can put in ten times the budget without adding headcount.

I set the brand voice up once, and now every automated reply sounds like I wrote it myself. My managers can't tell the difference anymore, and I've got my mornings back.

We have a very specific tone, pretty blunt, not corporate at all. I was afraid the AI would smooth it all out. It actually learned it in a few days and I've barely had to correct anything since.

Proactive comments under our Meta ads is something we'd never have had time to do manually. Now it's systematic, and it genuinely shifts the dynamic under the ads.

We run three brands in parallel. Before TrustFlow, moderation was a full-time job on its own. Today it's seamless, each brand has its own setup and it runs without us touching it.

What I didn't like about the other tools was that they also hid genuine customer questions. With TrustFlow the Smart Rules are precise enough to tell the difference, the questions stay visible, the spam disappears.

I hesitated for a long time because I wanted to keep control over what's said under our ads. In the end I have more control than before, I see everything, I can step in, but I'm not forced to every single time.

We rolled TrustFlow out during a Q4 campaign peak. In the middle of the rush, moderation ran on its own, the team could focus on creative and offers. It's the kind of tool that proves its worth exactly when you need it most.

Automating DMs after a comment is something we'd tried to build in-house. We gave up after two weeks. TrustFlow did it better than we ever could have, in just a few clicks.

I thought it would give me more to check. It's actually the opposite, I spend less time reviewing than I used to spend managing it manually. The trust builds pretty fast.

We're a small team, we can't afford to have someone on comments full-time. TrustFlow is what lets us have the presence of a big brand without the resources of one.

The support team is responsive and updates ship regularly. You can tell there's a real team behind the product, not just a tool that's shipped and forgotten.

We've recommended it to two other brands in our portfolio. It's the kind of tool you adopt and don't talk about too loudly, to keep the edge.

Before TrustFlow, I'd spend my evenings moderating the comments on our ads. Now the spam clears out on its own and the AI replies in our voice, the one we spent months building. I finally get to focus on what matters.

What won me over was the Smart Rule that automatically DMs a Trustpilot link after a positive comment. In three weeks we had more reviews than in six months of manual follow-ups.

We scale our Meta campaigns without worrying that the comments will spiral. TrustFlow handles moderation in real time, we can put in ten times the budget without adding headcount.

I set the brand voice up once, and now every automated reply sounds like I wrote it myself. My managers can't tell the difference anymore, and I've got my mornings back.

We have a very specific tone, pretty blunt, not corporate at all. I was afraid the AI would smooth it all out. It actually learned it in a few days and I've barely had to correct anything since.

Proactive comments under our Meta ads is something we'd never have had time to do manually. Now it's systematic, and it genuinely shifts the dynamic under the ads.

We run three brands in parallel. Before TrustFlow, moderation was a full-time job on its own. Today it's seamless, each brand has its own setup and it runs without us touching it.

What I didn't like about the other tools was that they also hid genuine customer questions. With TrustFlow the Smart Rules are precise enough to tell the difference, the questions stay visible, the spam disappears.

I hesitated for a long time because I wanted to keep control over what's said under our ads. In the end I have more control than before, I see everything, I can step in, but I'm not forced to every single time.

We rolled TrustFlow out during a Q4 campaign peak. In the middle of the rush, moderation ran on its own, the team could focus on creative and offers. It's the kind of tool that proves its worth exactly when you need it most.

Automating DMs after a comment is something we'd tried to build in-house. We gave up after two weeks. TrustFlow did it better than we ever could have, in just a few clicks.

I thought it would give me more to check. It's actually the opposite, I spend less time reviewing than I used to spend managing it manually. The trust builds pretty fast.

We're a small team, we can't afford to have someone on comments full-time. TrustFlow is what lets us have the presence of a big brand without the resources of one.

The support team is responsive and updates ship regularly. You can tell there's a real team behind the product, not just a tool that's shipped and forgotten.

We've recommended it to two other brands in our portfolio. It's the kind of tool you adopt and don't talk about too loudly, to keep the edge.

Before TrustFlow, I'd spend my evenings moderating the comments on our ads. Now the spam clears out on its own and the AI replies in our voice, the one we spent months building. I finally get to focus on what matters.

What won me over was the Smart Rule that automatically DMs a Trustpilot link after a positive comment. In three weeks we had more reviews than in six months of manual follow-ups.

We scale our Meta campaigns without worrying that the comments will spiral. TrustFlow handles moderation in real time, we can put in ten times the budget without adding headcount.

I set the brand voice up once, and now every automated reply sounds like I wrote it myself. My managers can't tell the difference anymore, and I've got my mornings back.

We have a very specific tone, pretty blunt, not corporate at all. I was afraid the AI would smooth it all out. It actually learned it in a few days and I've barely had to correct anything since.

Proactive comments under our Meta ads is something we'd never have had time to do manually. Now it's systematic, and it genuinely shifts the dynamic under the ads.

We run three brands in parallel. Before TrustFlow, moderation was a full-time job on its own. Today it's seamless, each brand has its own setup and it runs without us touching it.

What I didn't like about the other tools was that they also hid genuine customer questions. With TrustFlow the Smart Rules are precise enough to tell the difference, the questions stay visible, the spam disappears.

I hesitated for a long time because I wanted to keep control over what's said under our ads. In the end I have more control than before, I see everything, I can step in, but I'm not forced to every single time.

We rolled TrustFlow out during a Q4 campaign peak. In the middle of the rush, moderation ran on its own, the team could focus on creative and offers. It's the kind of tool that proves its worth exactly when you need it most.

Automating DMs after a comment is something we'd tried to build in-house. We gave up after two weeks. TrustFlow did it better than we ever could have, in just a few clicks.

I thought it would give me more to check. It's actually the opposite, I spend less time reviewing than I used to spend managing it manually. The trust builds pretty fast.

We're a small team, we can't afford to have someone on comments full-time. TrustFlow is what lets us have the presence of a big brand without the resources of one.

The support team is responsive and updates ship regularly. You can tell there's a real team behind the product, not just a tool that's shipped and forgotten.

We've recommended it to two other brands in our portfolio. It's the kind of tool you adopt and don't talk about too loudly, to keep the edge.