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Reddit for agencies

One client’s buyers are in four subreddits, another’s are in forty, and both expect you to know which. Doing that by hand does not scale past two accounts.

What makes this hard

Per-brand pricing means every new client costs you margin before you have done any work.
A junior pasting a promo comment into a no-promo sub burns a client’s account, not yours.
Reporting on Reddit is hard when the work lives in twelve browser tabs.

What an account looks like

One site per client, added by pasting their URL
Separate subreddits, keywords and negative keywords per site
A flag when two clients match the same thread
A daily email per account with the new leads

What ReplyHey does about it

Unlimited client sites on one plan

Adding the eighth client costs the same as the first: $24.99/month, everything included. Each site keeps its own subreddits, keywords, leads, mentions and calendar.

Rules checked before a draft exists

The single largest risk in running Reddit for someone else is a removed comment and a banned account. ReplyHey routes each lead to a comment or a DM based on the subreddit’s live rules, and only renders the safe one.

A calendar you can show a client

A two-week posting plan per site, with the reason each item is on it, which is a far easier thing to put in a monthly report than “we monitored Reddit”.

Drafts that a junior can finish

Each lead comes with the score, the evidence quoted, and a reply written in that client’s voice — so the person doing the work is editing rather than guessing at positioning.

Questions

Is there a client cap?+

No. Unlimited websites is the plan, not an upsell tier.

Can clients log in and see their own leads?+

Not today — it is one account with all sites inside it. Plenty of agencies forward the daily email or work from the drafts directly.

How do we avoid posting the same thing for two clients?+

ReplyHey flags when two of your sites match the same thread. Beyond that, use different accounts per client — replying twice in one thread from one Reddit account is the clearest bot signal there is.

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B2B SaaS

Find the threads where teams are choosing tools in your category, scored daily with the reply drafted. For SaaS founders doing their own distribution.

Developer tools

Developers ask other developers what to use, and they are ruthless about marketing. Find those threads, and reply like an engineer instead of a campaign.

AI startups

Every AI category is crowded and every buyer is asking Reddit which one is not vapour. Find the threads, answer them properly, and be the one they name.

See which subreddits your customers are actually in

Paste your URL and ReplyHey derives the subreddits, the search terms and your first leads. About thirty seconds, and we do not ask for a card.

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