AI agents for Facebook Pages
A Monmo AI agent runs the day-to-day of your Facebook Page the way a community manager would. It plans posts and Reels, writes the copy, sizes the images, drafts replies to comments and Page inbox messages, and reads Page insights every week. It works through your own Page access, and every post, reply, event and boost waits for your approval.
Updated 2026-11-13 · Free to start. Paid plans from $15 a month.
What agents do in Facebook
Plan the month's Page posts
From your offers, events and blog, it builds a posting calendar in Google Sheets: date, format, copy, a Canva design and link. You approve rows as they are ready, and approved posts are scheduled for those dates.
AskPlan our Facebook Page for January: three posts a week, one Reel, and the open day on the 18th.
Draft replies to comments
Each morning it reads new comments, answers questions from your FAQ and opening hours, and flags complaints for you. The replies wait on one card; spam is proposed for hiding rather than removed.
AskEvery morning at 9, draft replies to new comments on our Page. Send complaints to me untouched.
Prepare answers for the Page inbox
Customers ask about prices, stock and bookings in Page messages. The agent drafts each answer from your website and your Shopify orders, and nothing is sent until you approve the batch.
AskDraft answers to this week's unanswered Page messages using our price list. I'll approve them together.
Create a Facebook event
For a workshop or sale it writes the event title, description, time and cover image, then creates the event on your Page once you allow it, and drafts a reminder post for the week before.
AskSet up a Facebook event for the pottery workshop on 7 December at 14:00 with a cover image, and show me before it goes live.
Turn a blog post into a post and a Reel
It pulls the key point from an article into a short post with a link, and cuts a 30-second vertical Reel with captions from your footage in Google Drive. Both are saved in the Library for review.
AskTurn our article on winter tyre checks into a Facebook post and a 30-second Reel with captions.
Read Page insights every week
Every Tuesday it compares reach, engagement, link clicks and new followers with the week before, names the posts behind the change, and suggests one thing to try next week.
AskEach Tuesday at 10, summarise last week's Page insights and tell me which post did best and why.
Ask before boosting a post
When a post does well, it can prepare a boost with audience, budget and dates. Boosting spends money, so it always waits for your approval, and it hands larger campaigns to Meta Ads planning.
AskIf this week's best post beats our average reach, prepare a boost and ask me first.
How it connects
- 1You connect the Facebook account that manages your Page. That account needs a Page role that allows posting and replying; if the Page sits in a business portfolio, an admin there may have to grant it.
- 2Choose which agents can act for the Page. A social media or support agent fits; an agent doing your books never needs it.
- 3Reading posts, comments, messages and insights needs no approval. Posting, scheduling, replying, hiding a comment, creating an event and any boost ask first, and one card can hold a week of posts.
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- What to expect
- Posts go out Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 8:00. You can cancel any of them before then.
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Questions people ask
Can an AI agent post to my Facebook Page?
Yes, once you approve each post or a week of posts on one card. A Monmo agent prepares the copy, image or Reel, link and time, and schedules or publishes it through the Facebook connection, or in its own browser when the connection does not cover something. You can edit or decline any post first.
Can an AI agent answer Facebook comments and Page messages?
It drafts the answers and you approve them. The agent reads new comments and Page messages, answers routine questions from your own information, and flags complaints and anything sensitive for you. Replies go out only after you allow them, and you can approve a batch in one go.
Does the agent post in Facebook groups or like posts for engagement?
No. The agent works on your own Page: posts, events, comments and Page messages. It does not join groups to promote you, like or comment on other people's posts to grow reach, or run anything in bulk. If you manage a group yourself, it can draft posts for you to share.
Do I need Meta Business Suite to use an AI agent with Facebook?
No. You connect the Facebook account that has a role on your Page, and the agent works from there. Many businesses manage the Page and Instagram together in Meta's business tools, and the agent can work alongside that. Where a step is easier in the browser, it opens it in its own browser with your sign-in.