Reddit threads worth answering,
in the Slack channel that owns them.

The thread, the link, and the reply already written

Every message names the mission it belongs to, the subreddit, the thread title, a direct link, and the draft Karmy wrote in your voice. Comments and posts are labelled. If a scan finds several threads at once they arrive together, so the channel gets one message, not five.

What you do not get: a firehose of every mention of a keyword. Karmy only sends threads where someone is asking for what you sell, or a competitor is being questioned. That is the difference between an alert channel the team mutes and one the team reads.

Three steps, no code, no new app to install

Each mission, its own channel

Open a mission, paste the Slack webhook of that client’s channel, and its opportunities go there and nowhere else. Missions without one fall back to the channel in Settings. Growth covers 5 missions, Scale covers 20. Agencies usually start at Reddit lead generation for agencies.

No bridges, no extra tools, no glue to maintain. Karmy does the routing, and the mission name is on every message anyway, so even a shared channel stays readable.

Built for the team that answers, not just the founder

A thread is worth answering for hours, not days

Reddit decides in the first hours whether a thread takes off, and the early useful comments ride it to the top for good. A digest that arrives next morning shows you threads that are already buried under a hundred replies. Karmy pings the channel when the thread is still fresh, and the draft is right there.

Scans run through the day, on the mission’s own schedule and time zone. Nothing is batched into a single daily send. If a scan finds several threads, they come in one message.

No Slack permissions asked, nothing read back

Karmy does not install a Slack app with scopes. It uses the Incoming Webhook you create, which can only write to one channel. That is why there is nothing to approve in a security review beyond the URL itself. A mission’s own destination must be https, and every request Karmy sends carries an HMAC signature with your secret, so your own systems can verify it came from Karmy if you route it further.

Workspace restricts app installs? Ask a Slack admin to create the webhook for the channel and hand you the URL. After that, nobody else needs to touch it.

The whole channel reads it. No per-seat pricing.

Karmy is priced per account, not per person. Add teammates to the Slack channel and they all see the opportunities and the drafts. Growth (€19/month) includes Send anywhere and 5 missions; Scale (€39/month) covers 20 missions, the competitor watch and the MCP for your AI tools. Starter gets the same opportunities in Telegram only.

If the channel is archived or the webhook deleted, Slack rejects the message. Karmy retries, then pauses webhook delivery for the account and tells you in Telegram, so a week of leads never disappears in silence.

Create an Incoming Webhook in Slack (Slack app directory, Incoming Webhooks, pick the channel, copy the URL). Paste that URL in the Karmy Mini App: in Settings for a default channel, or in a mission to give that mission its own channel. From then on every new opportunity lands there as a readable message.

The mission name, the subreddit, the thread title, a direct link to the thread (or the sub to post in), and the draft reply Karmy wrote for it. Comments and posts are labelled. You read it, adapt it to your voice, and post it yourself.

They show whatever you name the Incoming Webhook and the icon you upload to it, because the webhook lives in your own workspace. Name it Karmy and upload the Karmy icon and it looks like the example on this page. You can also name it after the client instead, which some agencies prefer.

Yes. Every mission has its own destination: open the mission, paste the Slack webhook of that client’s channel, and only that mission goes there. Missions you leave empty use the channel set in Settings. Nothing else to install.

It depends on your workspace. Incoming Webhooks are a standard Slack feature, and many workspaces let any member create one. If yours restricts app installs, ask a Slack admin to create the webhook for the channel, then paste the URL in Karmy. Once the webhook exists, nobody else needs to do anything.

No. An Incoming Webhook can only write one message into one channel. Karmy never receives anything from Slack, has no access to your messages, users or other channels, and does not ask for any Slack permission scope.

Everyone in the channel sees them. Karmy has no per-seat pricing: one Karmy account, one channel, the whole team reads and answers. Add people to the Slack channel, not to Karmy.

Karmy sends an opportunity as soon as a scan finds it, and scans run through the day. If a scan finds several threads at once they arrive in one message, so the channel does not get five pings in a row.

Slack rejects the message. Karmy retries a few times, and if it keeps failing Karmy pauses webhook delivery for the account and tells you in Telegram, so you know before a week of opportunities goes missing. Fix the URL and switch it back on.

No. Slack gets the opportunity and the draft. A person reviews and publishes. Karmy never posts to Reddit through Slack or the webhook.

Slack delivery is part of the Growth plan, through Send anywhere. Starter gets the same opportunities in Telegram.

Your Reddit leads, in the channel where the team already is.

Start a mission on Telegram, add your Slack webhook, and the next fresh thread lands in the channel with its draft. 10 days free, no card, cancel anytime.