Juicer imports posts from the social networks you connect, but not every type of content is exposed by platform APIs. Here's what we can and can't display.
What Juicer displays
Original posts from accounts you connect — your own Facebook Pages, Instagram accounts, LinkedIn company pages, X (Twitter) profiles, and so on.
Hashtag posts from networks that expose hashtag search through their API.
Mentions — posts from other users that @mention your connected account. Available as a dedicated source type on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, and X (Twitter). When adding a source, pick the platform, then choose Mentions as the source type.
What Juicer doesn't display
Comments and replies on posts — the underlying APIs either don't expose these or don't expose them reliably enough to aggregate.
Photo and video tags — for example, when another user tags your account in an image but doesn't @mention it in the caption. These aren't available via the public APIs.
Facebook Page visitor posts
When you add a Facebook Page source, you can enable Also import Facebook Visitor Posts to display public posts that other users have made on your Page's wall. For this to work, you also need to connect a personal Facebook account that is an admin of the Page under Connected Social Accounts.
If you expected a specific reply, comment, or photo tag to appear and it doesn't, send us the post URL and the feed name through contact us — we can confirm whether that content type is API-accessible or simply not exposed by the platform.