PostPeer Monthly Update: Comments, Analytics, DMs, and SDKs
We shipped a lot across the PostPeer API this month. Here are the highlights.
Manage comments across Meta
You can now list, create, reply to, and moderate comments on Instagram, Facebook, and Threads through one API.
The exact moderation actions depend on the platform. For example, Instagram supports hiding and unhiding comments, while Instagram and Facebook both support deleting them.
Prefer clicking to coding? Try the free comment manager tools for Instagram, Facebook, and Threads.
Deeper Instagram and Facebook analytics
Our unified analytics endpoint now supports Instagram, Facebook, and Threads.
Instagram returns metrics including reach, likes, comments, shares, saves, and views where available. Facebook Page posts return the engagement and performance metrics exposed by Meta. The response follows the same schema as every other supported platform, so you do not need another analytics integration.
Each analytics request costs one credit.
Instagram DMs in PostPeer
You can now list Instagram conversations, load message history, and reply to DMs through the API. We also added a project inbox to the PostPeer dashboard for handling those conversations without leaving PostPeer.
There is a free Instagram DM inbox tool too, and a full walkthrough in how to manage Instagram DMs with an API. One thing to remember: Meta only lets you reply within 24 hours of a user's last message.
Official Node.js and Python SDKs
PostPeer now has official Node.js and Python SDKs.
Both are generated from the same OpenAPI contract as the PostPeer API. That keeps request types, response models, resources, and errors aligned as the API changes.
Also shipped
- Instagram Story publishing
- Instagram collaborator posts
- Editing scheduled posts through the API, MCP, and dashboard
Everything is live now. If you build something with the new endpoints, we would love to see it.