First Comment: Terms of Use
First Comment uses YouTube API Services. By using First Comment you agree to be bound by the YouTube Terms of Service.
What the app does
First Comment lets you write a comment for a YouTube channel in advance. After you confirm it, the app posts that comment on YouTube, from the YouTube channel you signed in with, on the next video the channel you chose uploads.
- Nothing is posted until you have confirmed the exact comment, the channel it is for and the account it is posted from.
- A confirmed comment is posted once. To have it posted on a later video you schedule it again.
- You can edit or delete a scheduled comment at any time before it is posted.
- The app shows you which videos your comments were posted on, and tells you when one could not be posted.
Your comments
Comments are posted in your name, so you are responsible for them. They must follow the YouTube Terms of Service and the YouTube Community Guidelines. In particular:
- no spam, repeated or misleading comments,
- no links or advertising (the app refuses comments that contain a link),
- no harassment, hate or other content YouTube does not allow.
We may remove scheduled comments or close accounts that break these rules.
Plans
- Free: scheduled comments on up to 2 channels. The app shows ads.
- Premium: scheduled comments on up to 20 channels, no ads, and more than 2 accounts on one device. Premium is a subscription sold through Google Play or the App Store; you can cancel it at any time there.
Premium does not change how, when or in what order comments are posted on YouTube.
Your account and your data
How your data is handled is described in the Privacy Policy. You can delete your account and its data in the app (your profile picture, then Delete account) or by following these instructions. You can also remove the app's access to your Google account at security.google.com/settings/security/permissions.
No affiliation and no guarantee
First Comment is an independent app. It is not affiliated with, sponsored by or endorsed by YouTube or Google. YouTube decides when it tells the app that a video was published and whether a comment is accepted, so the app cannot guarantee that a comment is posted, that it is posted first, or that it stays visible.