MultiGroupPoster vs Fewfeed V2: feature by feature
| Feature | MultiGroupPoster | Fewfeed V2 |
|---|---|---|
| Post to many joined groups | Yes | Was the main feature |
| Currently available | Yes | Offline |
| Content variation (Spintax) | Built in, live preview | Basic |
| Scheduling | Once / daily / weekly / monthly | Limited |
| Auto-join groups | Not offered — unsafe by design | Was offered |
| Per-group results | Yes | Partial |
| Price | Free 6 posts, then $8.99/mo | Was free |
Feature matrix last verified against Fewfeed V2's public site on 2026-06-10.
Where each one wins
Where MultiGroupPoster wins
- It exists and is maintained, which is the whole point of a replacement.
- Content variation and pacing controls are built in rather than left to the user.
- A published Chrome Web Store listing, pricing and refund terms — none of which the lookalike domains have.
Where Fewfeed V2 wins
- It was free, and nothing paid will feel like a straight swap for that.
- It bundled group discovery and joining in one place, which was convenient even though joining automation was risky.
Which should you pick?
Pick MultiGroupPoster if…
- You need the bulk-posting job done today, on a tool that is actually maintained.
- You want pacing and variation handled rather than improvised.
Pick Fewfeed V2 if…
- Nothing to pick — the original product is not available. Be wary of anything claiming to be it.
Migrating across
- There is no export to recover; Fewfeed group lists are not portable.
- Install a replacement extension and let it import your groups from your own membership.
- Rebuild your targeting with tags — usually minutes, since the data comes from your account.
- Do not replace the auto-join feature. Join at a human pace instead; that automation is what puts accounts at risk.
Frequently asked questions
Can Fewfeed V2 post to Facebook groups I joined?
Fewfeed V2 runs as a browser extension in your own session, so yes — extensions reach groups you joined. Cloud schedulers like Buffer and Hootsuite cannot, because Meta removed the publish_to_groups permission in April 2024 and it never covered member groups anyway.
What is the difference between MultiGroupPoster and Fewfeed V2?
Fewfeed V2 is the version people search for after the original Fewfeed went offline. There is no announced relaunch, and sites reusing the name are not the original product. For its core job — posting one piece of content to many joined Facebook groups — a Chrome extension running in your own session is the working replacement.
How hard is it to switch from Fewfeed V2?
There is no export to recover; Fewfeed group lists are not portable. Install a replacement extension and let it import your groups from your own membership. Rebuild your targeting with tags — usually minutes, since the data comes from your account. Do not replace the auto-join feature. Join at a human pace instead; that automation is what puts accounts at risk.
Will either tool get my Facebook account restricted?
Neither tool changes what Facebook flags — pacing and content variation do. Randomized 30–60 second gaps, 50–100 posts a day on an account older than twelve months, varied text per group and media attached is the safe range with any tool. Aggressive settings will flag an account regardless of which tool produced them.
