One Karmy account, one mission per client. When someone on Reddit asks for what a client sells, or complains about their competitor, you get the thread and a draft in the client’s voice, in Telegram or in that client’s Slack channel. Your team makes it theirs and posts. Nothing goes out without a person.
Reddit rewards the first useful reply in a thread. To catch that moment for one client you would have to watch a dozen subreddits all day. For ten clients it is impossible, so most agencies either skip Reddit or check it once a week and arrive when the thread is already buried.
Karmy watches for you. When someone in a subreddit asks for what a client sells, or complains about that client’s competitor, you get the thread and a draft reply. More detail on Reddit lead generation for agencies and on monitoring several clients at once. Your account manager makes it theirs and posts it.
A mission is a product with its use cases, its tone and the subreddits Karmy found for it. Set one up per client in a couple of minutes: name, website, what people use it for. Karmy proposes the subreddits, you confirm, and the scanning starts.
Every opportunity carries the mission name, so nothing gets mixed up between clients, whether it lands in Telegram, in Slack or in your own tool through the webhook.
Open the client’s Slack channel. Two or three threads from the last hours, each with a draft. Pick the one that fits, adapt two sentences, post from the client’s account. Ten minutes.
A fresh thread appears in the channel. If it is hot, answer now: the first good reply in a thread is the one that stays visible. If not, leave it for tomorrow’s round.
Scan the mission’s activity in the Mini App: what was answered, what got upvotes, what was removed. That is the raw material for the client’s monthly note.
On Scale, the weekly competitor watch tells you when people complain about the client’s competitor or ask for an alternative, with the thread and a draft. That is the moment to be present.
You get every opportunity in Telegram with Copy draft, Open thread and Done buttons. On Growth, Send anywhere POSTs the same opportunities to any URL, and a Slack or Discord webhook gets a readable message. Each mission can point to its own channel.
Shared Slack Connect channel with the client? Point the mission there and the client sees the thread and the draft the moment you do. Name the webhook after your agency if you prefer.
Drop a prospect’s website into the free Reddit report. In about a minute you get the subreddits where their buyers ask questions, the threads where a competitor is named, and a first draft. No signup, one report per domain. It is the cheapest way to answer “does Reddit matter for us?” with their data, not yours.
Weighing this against outsourcing it? See what a Reddit agency retainer includes. Growth is €19 a month for up to 5 missions with Slack delivery. Scale is €39 a month for up to 20 missions, plus the weekly competitor watch and the MCP for your AI tools. Add as many teammates to the Slack channels as you like; Karmy never charges per person.
More than 20 clients? Write to us from the Telegram bot.
No. One account, one mission per client. Growth holds 5 missions, Scale holds 20. Each mission has its own product, use cases, tone, target subreddits and, if you want, its own Slack channel.
Scale, €39 a month, covers up to 20 missions. There is no per-client or per-seat fee on top. If you need more than 20, write to us from the Telegram bot and we sort it out.
Yes. Open the mission and paste the Incoming Webhook of that client’s channel. Only that mission goes there. See Karmy for Slack.
Not today. Karmy has one login per account, yours. The way agencies share today is a Slack channel per client (or a Slack Connect channel the client is in), where the thread and the draft arrive the moment Karmy finds them.
Not the app. What you can do is name the Slack webhook after your agency or the client and use your own icon, so what the client sees in Slack carries your name, not ours. The Telegram bot and the Mini App stay Karmy.
No. Karmy finds the thread and writes the draft. Your account manager reads it, adapts it, and posts from whichever Reddit account you use for that client. Nothing is published without a person.
Not a built-in one. Every opportunity carries the mission name, subreddit, thread and draft, so the log of what Karmy found per client is in the Slack channel and in the mission’s activity in the Mini App. Agencies that report monthly pick the threads they answered from there.
Yes. Every account starts with 10 days free and one mission. Run it on the client where Reddit most likely matters, then add the rest.