

AMP Comments
AMP Comments is a WordPress plugin that brings native comment functionality to the AMP version of your site. It lets visitors post comments directly from AMP pages, so mobile readers can take part in discussions the same way they would on your regular pages.
- Version
- 2.7.15
- Released
- Feb 17, 2023
- Developer
- AMPforWP
- Type
- WordPress plugin
- Licence
- GPL
- Included in
- Every plan, or $0.79 on its own
What’s new in AMP Comments 2.7.15
- FixedResolved the issue of validation error when using Ultimate FAQ plugin's comment option.
What it does
AMP pages follow strict performance and security standards, and those rules have made comments hard to offer on the mobile versions of WordPress posts. Many sites end up with AMP pages where readers can read but cannot reply. This plugin fills that gap by replicating the native WordPress comment experience on AMP pages, letting visitors leave feedback and join conversations without switching to the standard version of the page.
The plugin is built for AMPforWP and works within its theme framework, so it fits sites already using that setup. You can add the comment form to your AMP pages without writing code, and design options let you style the form to match your site's branding. Commenting requires your site to run on a secure, encrypted connection, which keeps submitted comment data protected.
Best for
- Blogs serving mobile readers through AMPforWP
- News and magazine sites that want comments on AMP posts
- Freelancers and agencies managing AMP-enabled WordPress sites
Features
Visitors can post comments directly from the AMP versions of your posts, using a form that replicates the standard WordPress comment experience.
Designed specifically for AMPforWP and compatible with its theme framework, so it slots into sites that already use that AMP setup.
Comment submission runs over a secure, encrypted connection, which your site needs to have in place to protect the data visitors send.
Add the comment form to your AMP pages without editing templates or writing code, which keeps setup simple for non-developers.
Style the comment form so its look matches your website's branding and stays consistent with the rest of your pages.
Enables commenting while respecting the performance and security rules that AMP pages must follow, so your AMP pages stay valid.
Questions about AMP Comments
Can visitors comment without leaving the AMP page?
Yes. The plugin lets visitors post comments directly from the AMP version of your pages. It replicates the native WordPress comment experience, so readers do not need to switch to the regular desktop version of a post to join the discussion.
Does this work with any AMP plugin?
It is built specifically for AMPforWP and is compatible with the AMPforWP theme framework. If your site uses a different AMP solution, this plugin is not described as being designed for it, so it suits sites already running AMPforWP.
Does my site need a secure connection for comments to work?
Yes. Commenting on AMP pages requires your site to run over a secure, encrypted connection. This is part of how AMP handles form submissions, and it protects the information visitors send when they post a comment.
Can I change how the comment form looks?
Yes. The plugin includes design options so you can style the comment form to match your website's branding. That helps the form look consistent with the rest of your AMP pages.
Is AMP Comments free?
The code of AMP Comments is licensed under the GPL, so anyone may use, change and share it. GPL Feast is a paid service: a plan or a single purchase gives you the download and automatic updates. The developer's own support, licence key and online services are not included.
Which version of AMP Comments is this?
Version 2.7.15, released Feb 17, 2023. New versions appear here when the developer publishes them, and members get them as automatic updates.
How do I update AMP Comments?
Install the free GPL Feast Updater on your site and connect it with your API key. It installs new versions of AMP Comments automatically and keeps a backup, so you can roll back.
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