Facebook Post Comment

PythonSocial Media
POST api.upapi.io/facebook-post-comment.post

Post a comment on a Facebook post via mbasic.facebook.com (requires auth cookies)

facebookcommentsocialengage
AuthAPI key
Timeout30s
CacheNone

Request schema

Request schema unavailable — this endpoint is not documented yet. Check the description for the fields it expects.

Response schema

Response schema unavailable — this endpoint is not documented yet.

Try it

Try it

· not documented — supply the body yourself
Valid JSON

Run this endpoint live

Jump in as a guest — no signup — and run facebook-post-comment.post with your own inputs. Create a free account anytime to get your own API key.

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Code examples

curl -X POST https://api.upapi.io/facebook-post-comment.post \
  -H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
  -H 'x-api-key: YOUR_API_KEY' \
  -d '{}'

Developer tools

OpenAPI specImport the spec or collection into Postman, Insomnia, or any codegen tool.

Facebook Post Comment API reference

Request parameters

This operation takes no parameters — POST an empty JSON object.

Response fields

The response schema for this operation is not published yet.

How to call it

Send one POST to api.upapi.io/facebook-post-comment.post with your key in the X-Api-Key header and the parameters above as a JSON body. The operation times out after 30 seconds. Responses are not cached; every call runs the operation.

Example request body
{}
Example response shape
null

The example response is generated from this operation's published output schema — it shows the shape and field names, not values from a recorded call.

Frequently asked questions

How much does the Facebook Post Comment API cost per call?
Pricing depends on your plan — see the full unit pricing at https://upapi.io/pricing.
How do I authenticate to the Facebook Post Comment API?
Send your key in the X-Api-Key header. A free guest key is available without creating an account.
Are Facebook Post Comment API responses cached?
No — every call runs the operation live; responses are not cached.