What is FewFeed?
FewFeed is a collection of single-purpose Facebook tools that run as web pages, not as a browser extension. Its index, which looked the same on fewfeed.app and fewfeed.net on 26 September 2026, sorts them into free tools, a paid “Basic+” tier, and groups labelled Featured, Experimental and V3. There is no public price list.
Most tools carry a “Login FB to use” button: you connect your Facebook account to the site, and the tool acts through that connection. Next to “Auto Post To Facebook Groups PRO 2023”, the index lists auto-join and auto-comment tools, “Claim Groups as Admin”, member UID extractors and tools that clone other people’s posts.
The group auto-poster is credited “BY JERA” on the index, which is why many people know it as JERA’s auto poster.
Is FewFeed still working?
Partly, and under several addresses. On 26 September 2026 fewfeed.com showed a parked-domain page, v2.fewfeed.com no longer resolved, fewfeed.net and fewfeed.org served pages titled “FewFeed V2”, and fewfeed.app and fewfeed.online served “FewFeed V3”. None of these sites names a company or a developer.
We did not sign in to test the tools, so we cannot say whether the group poster publishes today; its own index marks two paid tools “NOT WORK”. If you do sign in to one of these sites, you can end that session afterwards under “Where you’re logged in” in Meta’s Accounts Center.
Is there a FewFeed Chrome extension?
Not from FewFeed’s own sites: they are web pages and link to no extension. Extensions using the name do exist on the Chrome Web Store — “FewFeed AI 3.0”, for example, is a Spanish-language group auto-poster published under alcanzia.co — but they are separate products.
“FewFeed extension” files shared as downloads on video and social sites deserve more caution still: an extension loaded in developer mode skips the Chrome Web Store review, and one that runs on facebook.com can read everything you can.
How to judge any FewFeed replacement
Whatever you choose, ours or another, six questions separate a safe replacement from a risky one:
- Does it run in your own browser session? A tool that posts from a server, or asks you to log in to Facebook on its website, holds your session for you.
- Is it on the Chrome Web Store under a named publisher? Sideloaded files skip Google’s review entirely.
- Does it randomize pacing? Fixed intervals are a bot signature; look for randomized gaps and a daily cap.
- Can it vary content per group? Identical text across many groups trips duplicate-content filters.
- Does it show per-group results? Without posted, pending and failed status you cannot tell a moderation queue from a failure.
- Are prices and refunds public? A price page and a refund window are basic accountability.
FewFeed at a glance
| What it is | Hosted web tools for Facebook, not an extension |
|---|---|
| How you use it | Log in with Facebook on its site (“Login FB to use”) |
| Live addresses | fewfeed.app and fewfeed.online (V3) · fewfeed.net and fewfeed.org (V2) |
| Former address | fewfeed.com, now a parked-domain page |
| Price | Free tools plus a paid “Basic+” tier; no public price list |
| Group tools | Auto post, auto join, auto comment, bulk group search |
| Operator | Not named on its sites |
Checked against the vendor's own site and Chrome Web Store listing on September 26, 2026.
MultiGroupPoster vs FewFeed: feature by feature
| Feature | MultiGroupPoster | FewFeed |
|---|---|---|
| How it works | Chrome extension in your own session | Website you log in to with Facebook |
| Post to groups you joined | Yes | Yes (“Auto Post To Facebook Groups PRO 2023”) |
| Share an existing post to groups | Yes | Yes (“Multi FB Groups Share Post”, V3) |
| Scheduling to groups | Once, daily, weekly, monthly | Not listed on its index |
| Spintax and Image Sets | Yes | Not listed on its index |
| Auto-join, auto-comment, member extraction | Not offered | Yes |
| Page, carousel and Reels tools | No | Yes |
| Named publisher and store listing | Yes (5.0 from 94 ratings) | No |
| Price | 6 free posts, then $9.99/mo or $69.99/yr | Free tools; paid “Basic+”, price not published |
Feature matrix last verified against FewFeed's public site on September 26, 2026.
FewFeed alternatives for group posting
Every tool below is a Chrome extension that posts from your own session, so none of them asks you to log in to Facebook on a website.
| Tool | What it does | Free option | Paid price | Chrome Web Store |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MultiGroupPoster | New posts and shares to groups you joined, scheduled | 6 posts, once | $9.99/mo · $69.99/yr | 5.0★ (94) · 3,000 users |
| Group Posting Pro | New posts and shares, AI writer, Lead Radar | Lite: 5 group-posts a day | Plus €69/yr · Pro €24/mo | 4.4★ (131) · 4,000 users |
| PilotPoster | Scheduled campaigns, RSS, AI posting | 1-day trial, card required | $47/mo · $99/mo with AI | 4.5★ (6) · 543 users |
| Multiple Group Share Assistant | Shares existing posts to many groups | Free, with a watermark | $14.99/mo · $129/yr | 4.4★ (33) · 1,000 users |
From each vendor’s site and Chrome Web Store listing on 26 September 2026. We make MultiGroupPoster.
Where each one wins
Where MultiGroupPoster wins
- You never sign in to a third-party website: posting happens from your own Facebook tab.
- A named publisher, a Chrome Web Store listing rated 5.0 from 94 ratings, published prices and a 7-day money-back window on a first purchase.
- Scheduling, Spintax, Image Sets and per-group results, all built for group posting.
Where FewFeed wins
- Its basic tools cost nothing, and nothing paid is a like-for-like swap for free.
- A wide toolbox beyond groups — Page posting, carousels, Reels uploads — that a group poster does not attempt.
Which should you pick?
Pick MultiGroupPoster if…
- You used FewFeed for one job, putting the same content into groups you joined, and want that done from your own session.
- You would rather not connect your Facebook account to a site whose operator you cannot identify.
Pick FewFeed if…
- You depend on its Page, carousel or Reels tools, which MultiGroupPoster does not replace.
- You want auto-join or member extraction. We do not offer them and do not recommend them.
Migrating across
- There is nothing to export: FewFeed keeps no group list you can take with you.
- Install MultiGroupPoster from the Chrome Web Store and let it import the groups you belong to.
- Sort them with tags, add Spintax so each group gets different wording, and start with a small run.
- If you signed in to a FewFeed site with Facebook, end that session under “Where you’re logged in” in Meta’s Accounts Center.
Frequently asked questions
Can FewFeed post to Facebook groups I joined?
FewFeed is a website, not a browser extension: its group tools ask you to log in with Facebook on its own site and act through that connection. That can reach groups you joined, but it means trusting a site whose operator is not named with access to your account. A browser extension posts from your own session instead.
Is FewFeed still working in 2026?
Its sites are online, but not at the old address. On 26 September 2026 fewfeed.com was parked, fewfeed.net and fewfeed.org carried “FewFeed V2”, and fewfeed.app and fewfeed.online “FewFeed V3”. We did not test the tools themselves, and two are marked “NOT WORK” on its own index.
Is FewFeed a Chrome extension?
No. FewFeed’s tools are web pages you log in to with Facebook, and its sites link to no extension. Chrome Web Store extensions that use the name are separate products listed by their own publishers; “FewFeed AI 3.0”, for example, is published under alcanzia.co.
Is FewFeed safe to use?
Two things are plain from its own site. You sign in with Facebook on a website whose operator is not named, and several of its tools (mass joining, claiming admin roles, extracting member IDs) go far beyond posting. The group poster itself carries the same pacing risk as any other tool.
What is the difference between FewFeed V2 and V3?
Mainly the address: “FewFeed V2” pages are at fewfeed.net and fewfeed.org, “FewFeed V3” at fewfeed.app and fewfeed.online, and their tool lists largely match. Our FewFeed V2 and FewFeed V3 pages cover each one.
Can I move my FewFeed group lists to MultiGroupPoster?
You do not need to. MultiGroupPoster imports every group you belong to from your own Facebook account, and you rebuild lists with tags in a few minutes.
How hard is it to switch from FewFeed?
There is nothing to export: FewFeed keeps no group list you can take with you. Install MultiGroupPoster from the Chrome Web Store and let it import the groups you belong to. Sort them with tags, add Spintax so each group gets different wording, and start with a small run. If you signed in to a FewFeed site with Facebook, end that session under “Where you’re logged in” in Meta’s Accounts Center.
Will either tool get my Facebook account restricted?
Neither tool changes what Facebook flags — pacing and content variation do. Randomized pauses of a few minutes after every few posts, 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.
Sources
Every competitor fact on this page was checked on September 26, 2026. Prices, ratings and features change, so confirm them with the vendor before you buy.
- fewfeed.app — “FewFeed V3” tool index
- fewfeed.net — “FewFeed V2” tool index
- fewfeed.org — “FewFeed V2”
- fewfeed.com — a parked-domain page (not linked)
- FewFeed AI 3.0 on the Chrome Web Store
- groupposting.com/pricing
- pilotposter.com/pricing
- mgsapro.com (prices)
- MultiGroupPoster on the Chrome Web Store
