The best Reddit lead is a thread where someone asks, in public, for exactly what your client sells. Karmy finds those threads while they are fresh, writes a reply in the client’s voice, and sends it to your Telegram, the client’s Slack channel or your CRM. Your team posts it. No auto-posting, no DMs, no keyword firehose.
A Reddit thread that says “which tool should I use for X” is a lead that already told you the need, the budget context and the alternatives on the table. A helpful reply there is not outreach; it is an answer to a question someone asked in public. That is why it converts where cold email does not.
The catch is timing. Reddit decides in hours whether a thread takes off, and the early useful replies keep the visibility. Finding the thread the next day is finding it too late.
Set up a mission per client: product, use cases, tone. Karmy proposes the subreddits and starts scanning. When it finds a thread, you get the link and a draft written for that thread in the client’s voice. Your account manager adapts two sentences and posts from the client’s account. Mark each one Done or Report it from Telegram.
Growth routes each mission to its own Slack channel. Scale adds the weekly competitor watch: who complains about the competitor, who wants to switch, and where the client’s name comes up next to it.
Every plan. The ping with Copy draft, Open thread, Post, Done and Report buttons. Fastest way to act from the phone.
Growth. A readable message in the channel that owns the client. One channel per mission. See Karmy for Slack.
Growth. The signed JSON webhook from Send anywhere, one flat object per opportunity with the mission name, so you can map it wherever your pipeline lives.
Scale. The Karmy MCP lets Claude, Cursor or your own agents pull opportunities and drafts for any mission from inside the tools you already use.
Reddit bans accounts that post the same pitch everywhere. Karmy drafts one reply per thread, in the client’s voice, for subreddits it checked first. The person posting decides. That is also why there is no auto-posting: a tool that posts for you is the fastest way to lose the account. Read how to post on Reddit without getting banned.
Starter is €9 a month for one mission in Telegram. Growth is €19 for up to 5 missions with Slack and the webhook. Scale is €39 for up to 20 missions, the weekly competitor watch and the MCP. Ten days free on every plan, no card.
A thread where a real person is asking for a tool like the client’s, comparing options, or complaining about a competitor. Not a keyword match: Karmy reads the thread and only surfaces the ones where a reply can genuinely help.
No. It finds the thread and writes a draft reply. A person on your team posts it from the account you choose. That keeps the account safe and the reply human.
Through Send anywhere on Growth. Karmy POSTs every opportunity as JSON, signed, to a URL you own. From there you map it into your CRM or sheet however you like. Slack and Discord get a readable message directly.
Karmy scans the target subreddits through the day and pings you when a thread is still new. The point is to answer while the thread is alive, not to catalogue it later.
Every opportunity has the mission name, subreddit, thread and draft, so the log of what was found and answered per client lives in the Slack channel and in the mission’s activity in the Mini App. Pick the threads that got traction for the monthly note.
Yes. The free Reddit report takes a website and returns the subreddits, the competitor threads and a first draft, no signup. Use it in the pitch.