AMP Comments

Comments are a good way to start conversations with readers, but AMP pages follow strict performance and security standards, and that makes a normal comment form hard to add. AMP Comments addresses this by letting people submit comments from the AMP page itself, so they do not have to leave for the standard version of your site.

The plugin is built specifically for AMPforWP and works with current WordPress and AMP plugins. It requires HTTPS so that submitted comments are sent securely. You can add the form without writing code and adjust its look to match your branding, which keeps the comment area consistent with the rest of your AMP pages.

Features

• Native comments on AMP pages: Visitors can post comments directly from the AMP version of your site, so the familiar comment experience carries over to Accelerated Mobile Pages.
• Built for AMPforWP: The plugin is made for AMPforWP and fits within its theme framework, so the comment form works alongside the rest of your AMP setup.
• Works with current WordPress and AMP plugins: It is compatible with the latest WordPress and AMP plugins, which helps the comment form behave consistently on sites that keep their software up to date.
• HTTPS for secure submissions: A secure HTTPS connection is required, which protects the data people enter when they submit a comment from an AMP page.
• Keeps AMP page speed in mind: Commenting is added in a way that works within AMP's performance rules, so pages can stay fast while still accepting visitor comments.
• No coding to add the form: You can place the comment form on your AMP pages without writing code, which saves time for site owners and freelancers building AMP sites.
• Customizable form design: Style options let you match the comment form to your site's branding, so it looks like a natural part of your AMP pages.
• Fits multi-site work: Agencies and freelancers who manage several AMP sites can use it across client projects, as well as on a single site.

Best for

• WordPress sites running AMPforWP
• Bloggers who want reader discussion on AMP pages
• Agencies building AMP sites for clients