CommunityMentions
Comparison
Updated October 2026By Ryan Doyle, founder of CommunityMentions

Bazzly alternatives for SaaS founders: 10 Reddit tools and services, priced

Bazzly costs $199 a month for 170 credits, and a comment from its warmed-up accounts takes 10 of them, so about 17 comments (bazzly.ai/pricing, read October 24, 2026). Below are nine other ways for a SaaS founder to get customers from Reddit, each price read the same day, sorted by who does the posting.

Run my free sample

$199

Bazzly per month, 170 credits, one plan (read Oct 24, 2026)

10

Options compared, each price read on its own page on Oct 24, 2026

69

Median verified placements per CommunityMentions client brand across five channels, 30 days to Sept 28, 2026 (65 brands)

27

Of those on Reddit, median client brand

Who wrote this and how we checked

CommunityMentions wrote this page, and we sell one of the services in the table, so read it as a vendor's comparison. Every price and term below was read from the vendor's own page on October 24, 2026. Where a page does not say something, the table says "not stated" and does not guess. If a vendor's page says something different now, the vendor's page wins. Our numbers come from our delivery database, which checks every comment the afternoon it is posted. In the 30 days to September 28, 2026, the median client brand (65 brands) got 69 verified placements across Reddit, YouTube, Medium, LinkedIn and X, 27 of them on Reddit. Strandline Research's comparison of 11 done-for-you Reddit marketing services (same owner as us) scores services on 7 published criteria.

Bazzly and nine alternatives at a glance

OptionTypePrice (read Oct 24, 2026)Who postsHow you start
BazzlyAutomation tool with warmed accounts$199/mo, 170 credits; a warmed-account comment is 10 credits, an upvote 0.2Its warmed-up accounts, or you from your own account through a browser extension (free)7-day trial, card required at checkout
CommunityMentionsDone-for-you service$1,000/mo after a $1 setup charge, month-to-monthPeople with established accounts post comments AI drafts in the voice you approve in SlackFree sample, no card
ReplyAgentMonitoring tool with optional posting$79/mo Basic; $4 a comment and $8 a post when it posts from its aged accountsYou, or its aged accounts for a fee3-day trial on Basic
CrowdReplyMarketplace and toolStarter $79/mo, Growth $239, Enterprise from $399; a Reddit comment is $10, $8 or $7 on those plans, with some credits includedIts network of platform-native accounts and editors7-day trial; 30-day money-back
Mention.BrokerPer-mention marketplace$34.99/mo for 10 mentions up to $2,499.99 for 1,000; a free plan has 2 mentionsReal Reddit users, per its pageFree plan, no card
RedReplierMonitoring and reply drafts$19, $39 or $79/mo by keyword count (15, 30, 50)Not stated; the page describes AI replies and alertsNo trial stated
RedreachLead discoveryPlans Startup, Growth and Professional; prices not on its home pageYou, from your own Reddit account3-day pass; money-back in the first 48 hours
Leadmore AILead discovery and publishingPrices not on its home pagePlatform-managed accounts, per its FAQ"Try for free", no card
OutreachBloomDone-for-you drafts$1,900/mo for 50 engagementsYou post from your branded accountKickoff call; no trial stated
ReddiReachAgencyReddit Growth $2,000/mo for 30 contributions; 3-month minimumIts teamStrategy call; no refunds

What Bazzly sells, and what people searching for it usually want

Bazzly calls itself "Get Customers From Reddit on Autopilot". It finds threads where people ask for what you sell, drafts a reply with AI, and posts it through warmed-up accounts that are not yours. It also drafts DMs that go out from your account through a Chrome extension. That makes it a tool you run, paid in credits. The other lists for this search (Appvizer, QuestStack, RedReplier) are made of the same kind of tool, so the options split by who does the work: **You find threads and post.** Redreach, RedReplier and Leadmore find the conversations. Bazzly's own-account mode works the same way. **A pool of accounts posts for you.** Bazzly, ReplyAgent, CrowdReply and Mention.Broker sell comments from accounts they control. Each is priced by the unit. **People do the work and you review it.** CommunityMentions, OutreachBloom and ReddiReach put a team on it at a flat monthly price. They differ on who presses post: OutreachBloom sends drafts you post yourself, and the other two post for you.

Why teams look for a Bazzly alternative

  • Credits do not roll over. Bazzly's unused monthly credits expire at each renewal, so a slow month is paid for anyway. Credits you buy as top-ups at $1 each never expire (bazzly.ai/pricing).
  • Votes are part of the product. Bazzly sells upvotes at 0.2 credits each for its warmed-account comments. CommunityMentions does not sell or add votes.
  • Reddit is the visible channel. Bazzly's pages describe comments, upvotes and DMs on Reddit. Our plan covers Reddit, YouTube, Medium, LinkedIn and X for one price.
  • Automation or people. Bazzly can run on autopilot or ask you to approve each reply. With CommunityMentions, people with established accounts post after you approve the voice in Slack, and a daily Slack report links every comment that passed our same-day check.

Where Bazzly still wins

  • Price of entry. $199 a month buys about 17 comments from its warmed accounts, and the 7-day trial lets you test it first (bazzly.ai/pricing, read October 24, 2026). Our service starts at $1,000 a month.
  • Your own account is free. Comments and DMs you send from your own account through its extension cost no credits.
  • Removal credit. A warmed-account comment removed within 48 hours returns its 10 credits, except in subreddits that are strict about promotion. We give no credit for removed comments.
  • Tools for builders. It includes a public API and an MCP server, and an extra project is $199 a month for up to 10 projects.

Which one fits

The cheapest way to test Reddit with a tool is Bazzly at $199 or ReplyAgent at $79 plus $4 a comment, a few hundred dollars to start. To find threads and write and post yourself, RedReplier at $19 to $79 or Redreach is the lighter pick. For a first pass at where to post, the free subreddit finder ranks 211 subreddits by how often AI answers cite them. To hand the work off, you can pick a team that sends drafts (OutreachBloom, $1,900 for 50 engagements) or one that posts on Reddit only (ReddiReach, $2,000 for 30 contributions, 3-month minimum). CommunityMentions is $1,000 a month across five channels with a free sample first. Compare the sample comments themselves before you pay anything.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does Bazzly cost?

Bazzly lists one plan at $199 a month with 170 credits. A comment from its warmed-up accounts costs 10 credits, an upvote 0.2 credits, and extra credits are $1 each (bazzly.ai/pricing, read October 24, 2026). It has a 7-day trial that needs a payment method.

What is the cheapest Bazzly alternative?

On published prices, RedReplier starts at $19 a month but is a monitoring tool. ReplyAgent charges $79 a month plus $4 a comment when it posts for you. Mention.Broker has a free plan with 2 mentions (all read October 24, 2026). CommunityMentions costs more, $1,000 a month, and includes the posting on five channels.

Is there a Bazzly alternative where people post for me?

Yes. CommunityMentions has people with established accounts post comments that AI drafts in the voice you approve in Slack. ReddiReach's team posts on Reddit at $2,000 a month for 30 contributions with a 3-month minimum. OutreachBloom writes the contributions and you post them.

Does CommunityMentions sell upvotes like Bazzly?

No. CommunityMentions does not sell or add upvotes. It places comments, and a removed comment shows as removed on the client dashboard.

Can I try CommunityMentions before paying?

Yes. Paste your site and get a free sample of the comments we would post, with no card. The $1 setup charge comes later, and the monthly billing starts only after you approve the setup in Slack.

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