Comparison
ReplyHey vs Bazzly
This is not a feature comparison. It is a straight choice about whose account the comment comes from.
Bazzly details read from their site in August 2026. Pricing moves — check theirs before you decide.
What Bazzly is
Bazzly scans Reddit around the clock and, per its own site, replies to relevant posts for you, adds "smart upvotes to push your reply above the rest", and sends personalised DMs to high-intent leads. You can run it on full autopilot using their high-karma accounts, or post through your own account with a Chrome extension. One tier, $99/month, with a monthly credit allowance — a comment posted from one of their accounts costs credits, upvotes and AI drafts cost fractions of one.
ReplyHey finds the thread and writes the draft. You either paste it yourself, or you approve it and our browser extension posts it — from your own Reddit account, in your own browser, on your own connection. There is no pool of accounts to rent, no upvoting of any kind, and nothing is ever sent from our servers. You set the minimum lead score and separate daily caps for comments and DMs, and the extension never exceeds them.
We are not neutral here, so read our reasoning rather than taking our word. Reddit’s own content policy prohibits vote manipulation, and subreddits ban accounts for promotional comments posted at scale by something that is not a person in the community. A comment posted by a rented account that has never been in that subreddit before is exactly the pattern moderators are trained to spot. When it goes wrong, it does not go wrong quietly: the comments are removed, the account is gone, and the domain can end up on a sub’s filter list, which is not something you can undo by cancelling a subscription. That last part is why the account has to be yours: a burned rented account takes your domain with it, and the domain is the asset you cannot replace.
Where Bazzly is better
- Genuinely hands-off. If you want Reddit handled without opening Reddit, that is what they sell and we do not.
- The Chrome extension option posts from your own account, which is the more conservative half of their product — and the half we now also ship.
- DM sending is built in, not just drafted.
- One price with everything, like ours.
Side by side
| ReplyHey | Bazzly | |
|---|---|---|
| Posts to Reddit for you | Yes — your account only, after you approve | Yes — autopilot or your own account |
| Posts from accounts they own | No. Never, by design | Yes — their high-karma pool |
| Upvotes | No | Yes — "smart upvotes" |
| Whose account | Yours, and you press the button | Theirs (high-karma) or yours via extension |
| DMs | Drafted, and ready to send | Sent automatically to high-intent leads |
| Subreddit rules | Live check; DM draft where promotion is banned | Not advertised |
| Usage metering | None | 100 credits a month; actions cost credits |
| Price | $24.99/month | $99/month |
| Trial | 3 days, no card | Free start advertised |
Where we differ
Whichever you pick: nothing should post to Reddit as you. That is the line the account bans are on.
ReplyHey vs Bazzly: questions
Will ReplyHey ever add auto-posting?+
No. It is not a roadmap gap, it is the position the product is built on. You copy the draft and post it yourself.
Is automated Reddit posting against the rules?+
Reddit’s content policy prohibits vote manipulation, and individual subreddits set their own rules on promotion — many ban it outright. Whether a given tool crosses those lines is between the operator and Reddit, but the account that ends up banned is the one that posted, and the brand in the comment is what moderators remember.
Is it not slower to post everything by hand?+
It is a couple of minutes per thread, on maybe four threads a week in a typical niche. The finding, filtering and drafting — the hours — are what ReplyHey removes.
How does ReplyHey stop me getting banned?+
It re-reads each subreddit’s live rules before a lead reaches you and routes it: a public reply where promotion is welcome, a DM draft and a compose link where it is not. Only the safe draft is rendered, so the wrong one cannot be pasted by accident.
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