Use case

Reddit lead generation, without reading Reddit all day

Someone posted your problem this morning and asked what to use. The lead was never the hard part — finding it before the thread goes cold was.

What makes this hard

The threads that convert are buried under a hundred that mention your keyword and mean nothing by it.
By the time you have written something that does not read like an ad, the thread is twelve hours old and nobody is reading.
Half the subreddits where your buyers live ban self-promotion, and finding out which half costs you an account.

The kind of post this is about

“What are people using for this in 2026? Everything I find is either enterprise or abandoned.”
“Currently paying $200/mo for [competitor] and looking for something lighter — recommendations?”
“Is there a tool that does X without Y? Losing my mind here.”
“Small team, no budget. What actually works?”

What ReplyHey does about it

Scored 0–100, with the sentence that earned it

Every post ReplyHey surfaces is rated against what you actually sell, and the evidence is quoted underneath — the line where they describe the problem, or ask for a recommendation. You skim four threads instead of four hundred, and you can see why each one is there before you open it.

The reply is already written

In the voice of your own site copy, referencing what they asked, without the "As someone who works in this space" opener that gets comments downvoted on sight. You edit it — that edit is what makes it work — and post it from your own account.

Routed by the subreddit’s actual rules

ReplyHey re-reads each subreddit’s live rules. Where promotion is welcome you get a comment draft; where it is banned you get a DM draft and a compose link instead, and the public version is not rendered at all, so it cannot be pasted by mistake.

A daily email, highest score first

The new leads come to you rather than living in a dashboard you forget to open. Ten minutes with coffee is the entire workflow on most days.

Questions

How many leads should I expect?+

It depends entirely on how busy your niche is on Reddit — some weeks bring three good threads and some bring none. That is why every lead is scored: so you spend time only on the ones worth answering, rather than manufacturing activity. Onboarding shows you the subreddits it found before you commit, so you can size the pond first.

Do you post the replies for me?+

No, and never will. Automated comments are what Reddit shadowbans, and a comment converts precisely because a person wrote it.

How long does a Reddit lead keep paying off?+

Longer than the thread. Reddit threads rank in Google for "best X for Y" queries for months, and the assistants read them when someone asks what to use, so a good comment keeps arriving in front of people long after you closed the tab.

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Brand monitoring

See every Reddit post and comment that names your product or domain, daily, with the quote that named you. Answer the criticism and thank the recommendation.

Product launches

Launch day on Reddit without getting removed: threads that explicitly invite promotion, subreddit rules checked live, and a posting plan for the two weeks after.

AI search visibility

ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity read Reddit when asked what to use. Being the useful comment in those threads is how you end up in the answer.

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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