Spent $300k on a healthcare app that nobody uses.
Lessons LearnedDeveloper swears it's 'technically perfect' but I can't get a single doctor to adopt it. We built the app WE wanted instead of what they needed.
Reddit visibility for B2B SaaS
Google ranks Reddit. AI cites Reddit. Neither one is citing you.
Search anything your buyers search for and count the Reddit threads on page one. Those same threads are what ChatGPT and Perplexity read before they answer. We find the ones that matter for your keywords and write you a reply that belongs there.
Free. No card. About a minute to run.
8,000+ subreddits analyzed
Every score read live from the sub's own rules
0 fake accounts used
What you get
A ranked list of threads, and the reason for every one.
Not a dashboard of numbers you have to trust. Every row shows where it came from and what it will cost you to post there.
Both engines, one list
Threads that rank on Google and threads AI engines cite, merged and ranked together. The ones doing both jobs go to the top.
Every row states its evidence
Google position, whether an AI engine cited it, and how that subreddit treats promotion. No score without a reason attached to it.
It reads the subreddit’s actual rules
Live, at the moment you look. Not from a cache that was refreshed two months ago.
You post it. Always.
We hand you a draft. Nothing goes up without you pressing the button, from your own account.
No personas
No invented names, no job titles, no “implicit” disclosure switch. You, saying you work there.
A scan log every time
What we read, what we filtered, and anything we could not check.
Nothing to install
No browser extension, no Reddit password, no OAuth. A username is all we ever ask for.
Run a free reportLive example
This is a real scan. Not a mockup.
Five threads our own engine found sitting at the top of Google, in categories a B2B buyer actually searches. Every position was read live on 2026-07-27. Put your own domain in and watch it run.
Opportunities · example
r/ProductManagement
Been using Linear for 6 months vs Jira - here's my brutally honest take
Google #1AI not checked“linear vs jira”
r/CRM
What's the best CRM for an early stage, bootstrapped startup?
Google #1AI not checked“best crm for startups”
r/SaaS
What are you all currently using for analytics?
Google #1AI not checked“best analytics tool for saas”
r/ycombinator
Best CRM at pre-seed?
Google #2AI not checked“best crm for startups”
r/analytics
Deciding between Amplitude, Mixpanel, Posthog
Google #2AI not checked“posthog vs mixpanel”
What we scanned
6 of 7 keywords checked · 63 search results read · 9 Reddit threads found · 5 shown, 54 filtered out
The AI-citation column is empty in this demo because the Perplexity account was out of quota when it ran. We would rather show you that than pretend.
Run this on your domain →
Free. About a minute.
The problem
Your competitors are in those threads. Usually by accident.
Nobody planned this. A customer asked for a recommendation three years ago, somebody answered in two sentences, and that thread now outranks the landing page you paid an agency to write. It gets read by buyers on page one of Google. It gets quoted by AI engines that trust Reddit more than they trust your website.
The comparison thread
Someone asks which tool to use. Four competitors get named. You do not.
The alternatives thread
“Looking for something like X.” The highest purchase intent on the internet, and the answers were written by people who have never used your product.
The AI answer
A buyer asks ChatGPT to recommend a tool in your category. It reads three Reddit threads and repeats what they say. That is your positioning now, and you did not write it.
You cannot outrank it. Reddit has more domain authority than you will ever have, and Google has spent two years deliberately promoting it.
Why it stays broken
The obvious fix is the one that gets you banned.
Every founder reaches the same conclusion: go post in those threads. Then one of three things happens.
01
You post as yourself
Removed inside an hour, because r/SaaS enforces a 9:1 rule you had not read.
02
You post from a fresh account
Filtered before anyone sees it, because the sub has a karma minimum you could not see.
03
You buy a persona tool
It works for a month. Then a mod connects the accounts and your brand is the callout thread on the front page.
The subreddits worth being in are exactly the ones that are hardest to enter. That is not a coincidence. It is why they are worth being in.
Meanwhile the thread keeps ranking, and keeps recommending someone else.
The solution
Everyone else picks a side. We check both.
Some tools track Google rankings. Newer ones track AI citations and will tell you SEO is dead, while their own product quietly tracks Google. The threads worth your time are the ones doing both jobs at once, and those are the only ones we put at the top of your list.
01
Both engines on the same row
You see which threads rank on Google and at what position, and which of those an AI engine actually cites. The threads where both are true get ranked first, because one reply there does double duty.
02
The subreddit's real rules, read live
Promo tolerance, ban risk, and whether it has a karma gate you would trip. Read at the moment you look, not from a cache refreshed two months ago.
03
A draft that answers the question first
Written to that community's norms, mentioning you once, disclosed. If the sub would remove it, we tell you before you spend the time.
04
A scan log on every report
What we read, what we filtered and why, and anything we could not check. When a result comes back thin you will know whether that means nothing is there or something on our side failed.
That last one is the one to pay attention to. Everything else in this category asks you to trust a number. We show you the working.
How it works
Three steps. You do the last one.
We find the thread
We run your keywords through Google, pull out the Reddit threads that rank, then ask an AI engine the same buyer questions and record which threads it cites. Every result shows its position and its source.
We write the reply
We read the subreddit's actual rules, promo tolerance and karma gates, then draft a comment that answers the question first and mentions you once, disclosed.
You post it
You copy it and post from your own account. We never touch your login and nothing goes up without you. Paste the link back and we track how it did at 24 hours, 7 days and 30 days.
Promotion Tolerance Score™
Every subreddit has an unspoken promo rule. We measured it.
Before you post, know exactly how tolerant a sub is of anything that looks like marketing — scored from the rules, mod activity, and the last 100 top posts.
SubredditMembersToleranceScore
r/SaaS
Hard 9:1 rule. Mods active. No links in text posts.
270k
Hostile
22/100
r/startups
Self-promo Sundays only. Everything else gets removed.
1.9M
Hostile
18/100
r/Entrepreneur
Value-first posts OK. Product mentions in comments only.
4.2M
Careful
41/100
r/SideProject
Actively encourages product launches with context.
230k
Open
88/100
r/indiehackers
Founders welcome. Show revenue or lessons learned.
68k
Friendly
74/100
r/marketing
Zero tolerance for tool promotion. Instant removal.
1.4M
Hostile
12/100
8,000+ subreddits analyzed · Every score read live from the sub’s own rules
How we differ
No personas. No auto-posting. No bans.
The fastest way to do this is to spin up AI identities that comment on your behalf and let them run. It works until a mod notices, and then it is your brand in the callout thread, not the vendor’s. We built the slower version on purpose.
- ×No AI personas with invented names and job titles
- ×No posting on your behalf, ever, and no Chrome extension to install
- ×No undisclosed promotion dressed up as a helpful stranger
- ×No Reddit password and no OAuth. A username is all we ask for
Our working
We are new, so here is our working instead of a logo wall.
We do not have case studies yet. What we have is a product that shows you exactly what it did and what it could not do, on every single scan. Run the free report and judge it on your own domain rather than on someone else’s testimonial.
Run my free report →0
Posts humanized
0
Rules checks run
0
Rule violations caught
14
Free tools live
Reverse-engineered
We studied thousands of viral posts so you don't have to.
The hooks, the pacing, the tone. Every draft we write for you borrows from what already works in the subs founders actually care about, which is why it reads like a member wrote it and not a press release.
I made an AI Resume SaaS that makes $5m+ (AMA)
AMAI faced the pain-point myself. I realized the secret to getting interviews was beating the ATS. Then I built a tool to do it.
Solo founder, $20k MRR, zero ads. Here's exactly what worked
GrowthI see you grinding at 2 AM. Stop. I wasted $8k on ads before I realized: as a solo founder, you have superpowers VCs don't.
My non-AI app made $8000 USD in 2 months. Here's how I did it
Success StoryI built an MVP in a weekend. The design was minimalist, landing non-existent, but the app worked.
Sold 340 lifetime deals for $149 each. 18 months later I regret every one.
RegretI left $42,000 on the table. And counting, because lifetime means forever. LTD customers are my highest-support users.
How I used Claude to validate my idea in 10 minutes
GuideI prompted it to scrape through real user content — Reddit threads, G2 reviews. It came back with an 8.5/10 opportunity.
just made my first SaaS! 🎉
MilestoneSix months of nights and weekends. Not making a dime yet — but it's live and I'm proud.
I made an app where you collect every cat you meet as stickers
ShowoffI wanted to recreate the Animal Crossing feeling but for real life cats. Scan one cat per day for free!
I waited 15 years to build this app. Apple finally made it possible
PersistenceEvery year I checked the APIs. This year the last piece dropped and I shipped in a weekend.
My silly 'secret chat' app got its first paying user...
StoryTurned out he wasn't using it for chat. He was using it as a password manager in a way I never imagined.
Spotify CEO shared how to build a $146B company from 0.
Case StudyThree-minute clip, but every line hits. I wrote out the transcript with my own notes.
My biggest competitor reached out to acquire me.
StoryThe conversation taught me more about my business than 3 years of running it. The moat I thought existed basically didn't.
Pricing
Cheaper than one botched launch.
One removed post costs you the thread, the karma, and sometimes the account. These plans cost less than the ad spend you would burn replacing that traffic.
Early access
Everything is free while we build the paid tiers.
Create an account and use the tools, the drafts, and the dashboard at no cost. The prices below are what they will cost when billing turns on. Early accounts keep their rate.
Starter
$49/mo
or $470 a year
One product, one person, the core loop.
- 1 project
- 10 tracked keywords
- Weekly refresh
- 50 AI drafts a month
- Brand mentions
- 10 AI-visibility questions, monthly
- 1 seat
Most teams pick this
Team
$99/mo
or $950 a year
For a marketing team running Reddit as a real channel.
- 3 projects
- 30 tracked keywords
- Daily refresh
- Unlimited AI drafts
- Brand plus 3 competitors
- 30 AI-visibility questions, weekly
- 3 seats
- CSV export
Scale
$199/mo
or $1910 a year
Multiple products or a portfolio of brands.
- 10 projects
- 100 tracked keywords
- Daily refresh
- Unlimited AI drafts
- Brand plus 10 competitors
- 100 AI-visibility questions, weekly
- Unlimited seats
- CSV export plus branded PDF report
7-day money-back guarantee. Once billing is live, if the first week does not surface threads worth your time, email us and we refund the whole thing. No form, no call, no retention script.
Objections
The questions you are actually asking.
Will this get my Reddit account banned?
Not from anything we do, because we never touch your account. We write drafts, you post them from your own login. We also tell you a subreddit's promo tolerance and karma gate before you write, which is the part most people skip and most bans come from.
Do I have to connect my Reddit account?
No password and no OAuth, ever. If you give us a username we read the same public profile anyone can see, so we can check your karma against the subreddits you picked. You can skip that entirely.
Isn't this just paying someone to astroturf?
The opposite, and it is why we are slower than the alternatives. Every draft discloses that you work on the product, by default. Undisclosed promotion is what gets brands burned on Reddit, and we will not build the switch that turns it off.
How is this different from ReddGrow?
They automate the account through AI personas and a Chrome extension. We automate the research and the writing and leave the account to you. We also check Google rankings alongside AI citations, where they track citations only. Their AI-visibility module queries more engines than ours does today, and we say so on our own product page.
What if my category has nothing on Reddit?
Then the report will tell you that, with the count of what we read so you can see it is a real finding and not a broken scan. That is a legitimate outcome and you will have spent a minute finding out.
Who is this not for?
Anyone who wants comments appearing on Reddit without being involved. We hand you threads and drafts and you do the posting. If you would rather someone did all of it, our agency does that and it is a different conversation.
How long until I see anything?
The free report runs in about a minute. Your first drafts land within ten minutes of finishing setup. Whether a comment moves anything depends on the thread, and we track yours at 24 hours, 7 days and 30 days so you can judge it rather than guess.
Find out what Reddit is already saying about your category.
Enter your domain. In about a minute you will have the Reddit threads ranking for your keywords, which ones AI engines cite, and what each subreddit will and will not let you say.
Free. No card. No extension. You will have your report before you have installed anything.
Would rather someone did all of it? See how the agency works.