What is Disfora used for?

Disfora adds a comment widget to any website with one script tag, giving visitors a portable identity and reputation across every site that uses it. It is a good fit for replacing Disqus on a blog and adding discussion to a product or docs site.

Is Disfora open source?

No. Disfora is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Forums & Communities category, open-source options include Isso, TitanBot and Remark42.

What are some alternatives to Disfora?

Disfora competes with Disqus, FastComments and Hyvor Talk.

Disfora: features, pricing and alternatives

About Disfora

Disfora is a hosted commenting system for websites. Site owners create a project, choose which pages show the widget through URL rules, and embed a single script tag. The widget loads without an iframe, ads or tracking, so discussions look native to the host page.

Visitors create one account and carry their profile, comment history and a win-or-loss reputation score called Clout from site to site. Owners can invite team members with different roles and set up rule-based automations to handle moderation. A companion Chrome extension lets people leave reviews or comments on any web page.

The service positions itself as a faster alternative to Disqus. It is a commercial SaaS product, with a free tier for a first site according to the homepage, and suits publishers and product teams that want a lightweight community layer.

Key features

Comment widget added with one script tag
No iframe, ads or tracking
Single visitor identity across all sites
Clout reputation score for commenters
Team roles and rule-based moderation automations
Chrome extension for commenting on any page

Good fit for

→Replacing Disqus on a blog
→Adding discussion to a product or docs site

Tags: comments; community; moderation; disqus-alternative; widget; reputation; saas

Disfora: questions and answers

What is Disfora used for?: Disfora adds a comment widget to any website with one script tag, giving visitors a portable identity and reputation across every site that uses it. It is a good fit for replacing Disqus on a blog and adding discussion to a product or docs site.
Is Disfora open source?: No. Disfora is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Forums & Communities category, open-source options include Isso, TitanBot and Remark42.
What are some alternatives to Disfora?: Disfora competes with Disqus, FastComments and Hyvor Talk.