The short answer
Go to the home page, paste your website, and stay on the page. You will see real conversations with the comment we would add to each. Nothing gets posted, and you pay nothing. The free sample feature page lists every step and limit. The rest of this page covers the part that matters more: how to judge what you read.
Quick picks: what are you doing?
- You want written comments for your own site today, with no card: run our free sample.
- You want to test posted Reddit mentions at no cost: Mention.Broker lists a free plan with 2 mentions (read November 6, 2026).
- You are fine trying a tool first: Bazzly and CrowdReply each list a 7-day free trial and ReplyAgent a 3-day one, and only Bazzly says it takes a payment method at checkout (read November 6, 2026).
- You want a strategy conversation first: ReddiReach starts with a free call (read November 6, 2026).
A worked example: reading a typical sample
Take a median run from our site form. It finds 528 conversations from the last day, keeps 35 as relevant, and ends with 9 comments. Suppose you sell scheduling software. Of those 9, you might get 3 on Reddit, 2 on YouTube, 2 on LinkedIn, and one each on X and Medium, which is roughly how 647 comments split across 83 reports.
Open the first conversation in a new tab. Someone in r/smallbusiness is asking how to stop double bookings. Read the thread, then read our comment. This example thread is made up to show the check, and your report will show real ones.
What to check in the comments
Use these five checks on each comment before you pay anyone for this kind of work, us included.
| Check | Pass looks like | Fail looks like |
|---|---|---|
| Does it answer the thread? | The first sentence helps the person who asked | It opens with your brand |
| Does the thread fit your buyer? | The asker could buy from you | The topic matches a keyword and nothing else |
| Is the brand mention earned? | You appear as one option, with a reason | The comment reads like an ad |
| Would you sign it? | You would post this from your own account | You would be embarrassed if a customer read it |
| Do the facts hold? | Everything said about your product is true | It invents a feature or a price |
What five services show before you pay
Prices and offers below were read from each vendor's own page on November 6, 2026.
| Service | What you can see first | What it costs to see it |
|---|---|---|
| CommunityMentions (ours) | Written comments for your own site, about 10 minutes for the full report | $0, no card |
| Mention.Broker | Free plan with 2 Reddit mentions | $0, no card, per its page |
| Bazzly | 7-day trial with 5 credits for warmed-account posting | A payment method at checkout |
| ReplyAgent | 3-day trial of its AI features | $79 a month after the trial |
| CrowdReply | 7-day trial of the platform without its Engagement Engine, which needs a paid plan, and a 30-day money-back guarantee on subscriptions | $79 a month from Starter after the trial |
| ReddiReach | A free strategy call | $0 for the call; plans start at $2,000 a month with a 3-month minimum |
What to do after you've read it
If most comments pass the checks, starting costs $1, which saves your card. You then approve the voice in Slack, and the $1,000 monthly billing starts only after that approval. If they don't pass, close the tab. You owe nothing, and we don't post anything.
Sources
- Sample counts and channel split: CommunityMentions run records, site-form samples September 17 to November 4, 2026 (84 finished, 83 with a saved report), read November 6, 2026.
- Mention.Broker home page, Bazzly pricing, ReplyAgent pricing, CrowdReply pricing, ReddiReach pricing, all read November 6, 2026.
- Our price and terms: pricing section and company facts, read November 6, 2026.