Comments, done right

No logins.
No spam.
Just comments.

A drop-in comment section your readers can use in one click.

Paste one line. Done.

Create a site, drop the snippet into your template, and comments are live. Works with any framework or plain HTML.

index.html

<div
  data-site="YOUR_SITE_KEY"
  data-thread="your-page-id"
  data-api="https://threadly-api.threadly.workers.dev"
></div>
<script
  src="https://threadly-widget.pages.dev/widget/0.5.4/widget.js"
  defer
></script>

Live in three steps

Create a site

Paste the snippet

Add one <script> tag to your page. No build step, no backend.

Moderate as you go

Comments wait in your dashboard. Approve with one click.

Your dashboard

You decide what goes live.

Every comment lands in a queue. Approve the good ones, reject the rest — from one clean screen.

How moderation works →

Why not Disqus?

Most comment tools make your readers sign up, load megabytes of ad tech, or lock you out of your own data. Threadly doesn't.

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Threadly

Drop-in comments, no strings

6 / 6

Supported: Readers comment with no account
Supported: No ads or tracking
Supported: Built-in moderation
Supported: Under 30 KB
Supported: Open source
Supported: One-line install

Disqus

The 2000s incumbent

2 / 6

Not supported: Readers comment with no account
Not supported: No ads or tracking
Supported: Built-in moderation
Not supported: Under 30 KB
Not supported: Open source
Supported: One-line install

Giscus

GitHub-backed comments

3 / 6

Not supported: Readers comment with no account
Supported: No ads or tracking
Not supported: Built-in moderation
Supported: Under 30 KB
Supported: Open source
Not supported: One-line install

For developers

A comment system that respects your stack.

Plain script tag for any site, or a typed component for your framework. Theme it with CSS variables, own the data, self-host if you want to.

Read the docs →

Comments.tsx

"use client";
import { useEffect, useRef } from "react";

// Mount a thread; remounts on client-side navigation.
export function Comments({ thread }: { thread: string }) {
  const ref = useRef<HTMLDivElement>(null);
  useEffect(() => {
    window.Threadly?.mount(ref.current!);
  }, [thread]);

  return (
    <div
      ref={ref}
      data-site="YOUR_SITE_KEY"
      data-thread={thread}
      data-api="https://threadly-api.threadly.workers.dev"
    />
  );
}

Simple pricing

Start free. Pay only when you outgrow the basics.

Hobby

Free

For personal sites

1 site
Unlimited comments
Manual moderation
Community support

Start free

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