ExportComments is a hosted exporter for social comments with a free tier capped at 100 results per export. If you mostly export YouTube, Reddit, Amazon or Trustpilot threads, CommentGrab does it for free in your browser, replies included. Everything below comes from ExportComments' own pages.
Skip ExportComments' $45/mo Premium plan $540 a year, for everyday comment exports
| At a glance | ExportComments | CommentGrab |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free, then $23 per 3 days, $45/mo or $199/mo | Free on every platform |
| Free tier | 100 results per export, 50 exports a month | No paid tier, no credits |
| Replies to comments | Marked PRO on the export form | Included, the full tree on Reddit, Hacker News and Bluesky |
| Where your data goes | Their servers, kept 1 to 5 days | Stays in your browser |
| Source code | Closed source | Public on GitHub |
| Verdict | Built for social platforms, giveaways and API work. | Pick CommentGrab for free, local research exports from 13 sites. |
ExportComments' free plan stops at 100 results per export and 50 exports a month. The option to include replies is marked PRO on its export form, and paid plans start at $23 for a 3-day pass.
CommentGrab reads the thread on the page you're on with its replies (the full tree on Reddit, Hacker News and Bluesky, one level on YouTube) and exports it as CSV, JSON or Markdown. There's no cap, no pass and nothing to sign up for.

From ExportComments' 1-2 star Trustpilot reviews (TrustScore 3.4 from 84 reviews) and its Chrome Web Store page, checked 13 Oct 2026. Samples are small, and each card says which one it came from.
Overall rating: TrustScore 3.4 from 84 reviews. The cards below come from the 6 negative Trustpilot reviews and 3 Chrome Web Store reviews we could see.
Paying users report exports that skip comments, especially replies.
“The reply comments are rarely extracted”Trustpilot review, source, 5 Dec 2025
CommentGrab: Replies are part of every export, with their depth in the thread.
The free export shows 100 results, then asks for a paid plan.
“It feels like a bait-and-switch.”Trustpilot review, source, 29 Dec 2024
CommentGrab: There is no paid plan. Every export is complete and free.
Some platform collectors fail and need several retries.
“Facebook Posts Collector very rarely working.”Trustpilot review, source, 12 Jun 2026
CommentGrab: It reads the page you already have open, and you can watch the count climb as it works.
Users report unanswered chats and results arriving by email later.
“I have paid for premium subscription and still didn't download all the comments”Trustpilot review, source, 11 Feb 2026
CommentGrab: The export downloads straight from your browser, with nothing queued on a server.
Checked on 13 Oct 2026 against ExportComments' own pages. Something changed? Tell us.
| ExportComments | CommentGrab | |
|---|---|---|
| YouTube comments | Supported | Videos |
| Reddit threads | Supported | Threads and user profiles |
| Amazon reviews | Supported | Product reviews |
| Trustpilot and Google reviews | Supported | Trustpilot and Google Maps |
| Hacker News, Steam, Product Hunt | Steam discussions guide only | All three |
| Instagram, TikTok, Facebook | Supported | Not supported |
| Results per free export | 100 | No paid tier |
| Replies | PRO option | Included, the full tree on Reddit, Hacker News and Bluesky |
| Export formats | Excel, CSV, JSON | CSV, JSON, Markdown, clipboard |
| AI analysis | Sentiment add-on mentioned, price not listed | Nine kinds of insight on your own OpenAI key |
| Where exports run | Their servers | Your browser |
| Source code | Closed | Public (PolyForm Shield) |
ExportComments sells a free tier, a one-off 3-day pass and two monthly plans. Annual billing is up to 20% off.
Source: ExportComments pricing page, 13 Oct 2026.
For everyday comment exports you can skip the $45/mo Premium plan ($540 a year).
With AI analysis you pay OpenAI directly for the tokens you use.
ExportComments covers platforms CommentGrab doesn't, and it runs exports on a schedule from its servers.
It names more than 20 platforms, including the big social networks, Discord and Twitch. CommentGrab doesn't read those.
Premium runs exports on a schedule and delivers them by email or webhook, and Business adds an API, a CLI and an MCP server.
It takes a couple of minutes, and you don't need an account.
Add it from the Chrome Web Store. There's no account to create.
Go to the YouTube video, Reddit post or Amazon product page instead of pasting its URL into a form.
Choose CSV, JSON or Markdown and the fields you want. Replies come with it.
Yes, for YouTube, Reddit, Amazon, Trustpilot, Google Maps, Hacker News, Steam and six more sites. It's free on all of them, with no export cap. It doesn't cover Instagram, TikTok or Facebook.
On 13 Oct 2026 its pricing page listed a free plan (100 results per export, 50 exports a month), a $23 pass for 3 days, Premium at $45 a month and Business at $199 a month.
The option to include replies to comments is marked PRO on its export form, and several reviewers say replies are often missing. CommentGrab includes replies in every export.
On its own servers, for 1 day on Free and up to 5 days on paid plans. CommentGrab never uploads your exports: they're built and saved in your browser.
Install CommentGrab, open a supported thread and export every reply in seconds.