Thousands of hate comments in minutes. Fendr handles all of them.

Not all online abuse arrives one comment at a time. Some of it is organised. After a match result, a news story, or a post that reaches the wrong audience, comments can flood in by the hundreds within minutes.

Anti-LGBTQ+ communities mobilise around Pride posts. Racist campaigns follow athletes after a poor performance. Antisemitic pile-ons hit Jewish public figures after politically charged news cycles. Islamophobic waves surge after terrorist attacks regardless of the target. These are coordinated campaigns, the goal is volume, to flood your comment section and make you feel there's no point fighting it.

A single abusive comment is manageable. Five hundred in an hour is a different problem.

Fendr doesn't have a limit on how many comments it can process at once. It evaluates every comment against your protection profile the moment it's posted, whether that's one comment in a quiet hour or five hundred in the first minute after a post goes viral for the wrong reasons.

Each comment is evaluated individually, in real time, and removed before it appears if it's abusive. The fact that hundreds are arriving at once doesn't change the process, it just means Fendr is doing it hundreds of times simultaneously. By the time you open Instagram to check, the pile-on has already been handled.