Common questions
What do we actually deliver?
Daily comments on Reddit, LinkedIn, X, Medium and YouTube posts. In Slack you see the exact posts we pull every day. We aim for 5 to 10 a day across all channels combined and post every day of the week. We prioritize posts already cited in LLM answers, then posts less than 24 hours old.
What happens after the $1?
Your card is saved on file. We invite you into our Slack workspace and workshop your filters and commenting voice together. When you have a complete picture of the posts we comment on and the daily quantity, we charge the card for the monthly subscription.
What does it cost?
$1,290 a month, month-to-month, cancel anytime.
How do we communicate?
Slack. We adapt to your workspace if you're a paid Slack user. Ryan, the founder, is in every channel and responds within 24 hours. Daily reports list the posts we commented on. You get a Loom walkthrough and sample posts in Slack before anything goes live.
How do you measure success?
Every day you get the posts with direct links so you can verify. We integrate with Google Search Console to track your brand query growth and help you set it up. All verified comments land in your dashboard tracker. If you track signup sources, you should see Reddit signups increase.
How do your Reddit accounts work?
A network of real Redditors we hire. Comments we generate go to the network and they earn a commission for posting them. A ban on one account doesn't stop the next, accounts rotate, and the posts read like real Redditors rather than brand-owned bots.
Does Reddit remove your comments?
After we've verified them to you, some get removed over time, usually by a human moderator. We re-check them over the following nights and feed that back into where and how we post. The main hurdle is getting past automod and verified.
Do you comment on old posts?
We used to. Since around March 2026 comments on posts older than 48 hours get removed almost immediately, so we work the last 24 hours.
Can you post in a sketchier way to get more volume?
No. We track what sticks and what gets removed every day, and our posters only get paid when a comment sticks, so we can't ask them to do things that get them banned. One black-hat tactic can cost your brand its whole history on Reddit.
What niches work?
Fitness, wellness, health, B2B and marketing do well. Finance, legal and cybersecurity struggle with heavy moderation.
The comments feel AI.
They are AI. We constantly scrape Reddit for brand mentions that stick or get cited in LLMs and feed that back into comment creation. This is the voice that sticks best, and we follow what the platforms show us, not what we hope works.
How do I tweak after launch, or what if volume is low?
Tell us in Slack; most requests are handled within 24 hours. Every niche has a daily cap of available conversations (nobody posts about payroll software on a Sunday). We pull three levers within reason: search breadth, relevance filters, and which channels are on.
How do the comments work?
Style matches the conversation. Buy-intent posts get a direct recommendation. Pain points get empathy first, then a solution. Competitor threads position your brand as a worth-considering alternative. Mentions are casual and third-party: no links unless the community allows them, no claims of personal use. Each comment sounds like a different real person.
What's your refund policy?
If we fail to deliver posts in your first week, you get a full refund of the $1 setup fee. After that, we are month-to-month: no refunds for partial months, and you can cancel before the next billing cycle.