Limzo vs ChatKeeper

Skip the rules engine. Get protection that runs itself.

ChatKeeper asks you to build your moderation from triggers, filters and forms. Limzo protects the group from smart defaults the moment you switch it on, never puts ads in your group, and adds analytics, levels and weekly highlights.

Protection from defaults

Newcomer verification, scam and flood removal, a link safety scan, a fake-admin impersonator guard, /warn warnings, raid protection, a language lock and a cross-group network shield, with nothing to program.

A community layer on top

Levels, achievements, quality-based karma, weekly highlights and a public community profile members actually share.

No ads in your group, ever

Limzo never posts ads in your group, on any plan. The free plan’s only branding is a small "powered by Limzo" note on the public stats web page and in the weekly report. ChatKeeper’s free plan inserts ads into greeting messages inside the group itself, and the greeting module cannot be switched off.

Why admins move from ChatKeeper to Limzo

  • Nothing to program. Limzo’s anti-spam protection ships built in: newcomer verification, scam-message and flood removal, a link safety scan that checks URLs against a continuously updated database of known phishing and malware sites, a fake-admin impersonator guard, /warn warnings with automatic enforcement, raid protection, an optional language lock and a cross-group network shield.
  • Every action is visible and reversible. Removals show up in Recent actions in the Mini App, and any mute or ban is one tap to undo.
  • Verification that stays shut. One tap inside the chat, with no web page to load, and an account removed for not verifying is checked again if it rejoins.
  • Shared protection with no setup. Spam links and senders already confirmed in other Limzo groups are blocked automatically, and your own allow lists always win.
  • A second job done too. Limzo turns activity into community analytics, quality-based karma, levels, badges, achievements, weekly awards, private admin reports and a public stats profile newcomers can see.
  • 13 languages. Group posts follow the group’s language, and each admin’s reports follow their own.

Switching from ChatKeeper

Add Limzo while ChatKeeper is still in the group, switch on moderation and let both run for a week. Once Limzo is covering verification, spam and the weekly recap, switch off ChatKeeper’s greetings and duplicate filters, or remove it.

On pricing: Limzo’s free plan carries the entire protection stack with no ads in the group, ever. Paid plans add capacity, longer history and customization rather than basic safety.

Common questions

Yes. Limzo covers newcomer verification, scam and flood removal, a link safety scan, a fake-admin impersonator guard, /warn warnings with automatic enforcement, raid protection, an optional language lock, in-chat admin commands, a member /report command and a cross-group network shield, all on the free plan and all from smart defaults instead of configuration. It also adds public stats pages, levels, achievements and weekly engagement.
No. Limzo never posts ads in your group on any plan. The free plan’s only branding is a small "powered by Limzo" note on the public stats web page and in the weekly report. ChatKeeper’s free plan inserts ads into the greeting messages posted inside the group, and the greeting module cannot be disabled.
Yes. Add Limzo while ChatKeeper is still in the group. When Limzo is covering verification and spam, switch off ChatKeeper’s greetings and duplicate filters so members only see one bot.
Free to start

Try it on your own group.

Add Limzo, and this week your group gets its first highlights post, its first badges, and a public stats page worth sharing. Free plan included — Pro is $9/month when you need more.

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