Checked 8 November 2026

CommentsPickerPro vs Simpliers

Simpliers lets you draw from up to 200 entries free once per post with no login, on public Instagram accounts and on X, TikTok and YouTube. CommentsPickerPro’s free account picks an instant winner from the first page of comments; its paid side adds Facebook Pages to a 5-platform pool, shows the collected count beside the platform’s own number, and can be paid per platform or with comment credits that never expire instead of a subscription.

Side-by-side comparison

Platforms

CommentsPickerPro

YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, X (Twitter).

Simpliers

Instagram, X (Twitter), TikTok and YouTube; Facebook appears in its menu.

Free tier

CommentsPickerPro

Free account, no credit card. Instant random winner from the first page of comments on a post, with a daily pick limit.

Simpliers

Up to 200 entries per giveaway, free once per post.

Account needed

CommentsPickerPro

Free account. YouTube connects with Google; Instagram needs your Business or Creator account; TikTok and X need only the link.

Simpliers

No login required; the Instagram account must be public.

Paid model

CommentsPickerPro

À la carte: pay per platform you use, plus optional credits (500 comments each, never expire). Current rates on the pricing page.

Simpliers

Subscription: $19.90 a month, or $9.99 a month billed yearly ($119.90), up to 40,000 entries. A single-credit option is listed.

Several posts / platforms in one draw

CommentsPickerPro

Up to 6 posts across all 5 platforms in one pool, one draw (Premium).

Simpliers

Combines multiple posts and multiple platforms into one giveaway.

Count check

CommentsPickerPro

Collected count shown beside the platform’s own comment count; every comment readable before the draw.

Simpliers

Not stated on their page.

Proof of the winner

CommentsPickerPro

Cryptographic randomness; paid draws get a seed and a public winner certificate.

Simpliers

Verifiable validity certificate with a giveaway code and a public results page.

Entry filters

CommentsPickerPro

Duplicates, keywords/hashtags, required @mentions, minimum length, blocked words (paid).

Simpliers

Unique users, minimum tag count and word filters.

Export

CommentsPickerPro

Comments and winners to CSV, JSON or TXT (paid).

Simpliers

Participants to XLS / Excel.

Winner reveal

CommentsPickerPro

Nine animations with a full-screen live mode.

Simpliers

Not compared here.

Simpliers facts are taken from its own pages on 8 November 2026: simpliers.com/, simpliers.com/en/giveaway/instagram, simpliers.com/en/giveaway/prices. Prices and limits change; check their site before you decide.

Simpliers may suit you if

  • You want a free draw of up to 200 entries without creating an account.
  • Your Instagram account is personal but public.

CommentsPickerPro may suit you if

  • Your giveaway includes Facebook Page posts alongside the other platforms.
  • You want to see every comment, and our count beside the platform’s, before you draw.
  • You would rather pay per platform or buy comment credits that never expire than hold a monthly subscription.
  • You reveal winners live and want a full-screen animation.

CommentsPickerPro vs Simpliers: questions

Is Simpliers or CommentsPickerPro free?

Both have a free option. Simpliers states up to 200 entries free once per post with no login. CommentsPickerPro’s free account picks an instant winner from the first page of comments, with a daily limit.

Which one supports Facebook giveaways?

CommentsPickerPro supports Facebook posts from Pages you manage, alongside YouTube, Instagram, TikTok and X. Simpliers lists Instagram, X, TikTok and YouTube on its prices page, with Facebook in its menu.

Do I need a subscription?

Simpliers lists monthly and yearly subscriptions. CommentsPickerPro also sells comment credits (500 comments each) that never expire, so an occasional giveaway does not need a monthly plan.

Can both prove the winner was random?

Yes. Simpliers issues a validity certificate with a giveaway code. CommentsPickerPro uses cryptographic randomness and gives paid draws a seed and a public certificate.

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