Your buyers compare tools on Reddit long before they book a demo. SubredditSignals finds the “alternatives to X” and “anyone using Y” threads, scores them for buyer intent, and helps you answer while the conversation is still live.
The demo request is the last step, not the first. The first step is a buying committee doing research in the open — and most SaaS teams are monitoring none of it.
Before a B2B buyer books a demo, a champion and two or three committee members are asking a subreddit which tools are worth it. That conversation is your earliest signal — and it's invisible to your CRM and your ad pixels.
On Reddit, a thread that's a day old is already dead. The replies that get seen and upvoted land while the thread is fresh. Miss the first wave and your answer sits at the bottom where no buyer scrolls.
The bottleneck isn't writing the reply — it's finding the right conversation across a dozen subreddits, every day, before it goes stale. Doing that by hand is a part-time job nobody on a lean SaaS team has time for.
Not every mention is a lead. These are the high-intent conversation types SubredditSignals is tuned to surface first.
“Looking for alternatives to [competitor]” and “anyone using [tool], is it worth it?” — buyers in evaluation mode, comparing options right now.
“What do you use for [category]?” and “How are you tracking [metric]?” — explicit product research from someone with budget and a problem.
“We've been on [competitor] but I'm frustrated with [X]” — an acquisition opportunity you can only act on if you're watching.
A warm, intent-driven channel that sits alongside your existing outbound — not another inbox to babysit.
r/SaaS, r/startups, r/sales, r/b2b_sales, plus the niche industry subreddits where your specific ICP congregates. Starter covers up to 10 subreddits; Pro up to 25.
Instead of raw keyword hits, each conversation is scored for how likely the person is to buy and how well their problem matches what you sell. Your highest-intent Purchase-Ready leads rise to the top.
Comment Builder and Voice Profiles help you draft a genuinely useful reply fast. You stay human-in-the-loop — you approve and edit every comment before it ever goes near a thread.
Matching leads surface within about 5 minutes of a post going live, over the official Reddit API. Email alerts on every plan; Slack alerts on Pro. You reach the thread while your reply can still land in the first few comments.
Pro adds Competitor Intelligence and Pain Points Radar, so you see when a competitor is being complained about, where the recurring frustrations are, and which threads are quietly comparison-shopping your category — the same engine behind Reddit brand monitoring. Pro's first-party attribution pixel then tracks visits and conversions by subreddit and by AI engine — ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Copilot, and Claude — so you can prove which Reddit threads actually turn into revenue.
Yes, when you catch the right conversations. B2B buying is a committee process, and a lot of the early research happens in communities where people trust each other — asking which tools to use and posting 'alternatives to [competitor]' threads. Those are some of the highest-intent moments in the whole funnel. SubredditSignals surfaces and scores them so you can add real value at exactly the right time instead of scrolling for them by hand.
Keyword tools tell you a word appeared. They can't tell the difference between someone actively shopping for alternatives and someone mentioning your category in passing. SubredditSignals scores every thread for buyer intent and product fit, then flags the highest-intent Purchase-Ready leads — so you spend your time on conversations that can actually convert.
Yes. Competitor Intelligence is included on the Pro plan ($59/mo). It surfaces threads where your competitors are being discussed or complained about — the 'we're frustrated with [competitor]' moments that are pure acquisition opportunities when someone's actually watching for them.
Usually within about 5 minutes. SubredditSignals watches new posts as they land through the official Reddit API rather than re-scanning on a slow cycle. That speed matters on Reddit: the replies that get seen and upvoted are the ones in the first few comments, so being early is most of the battle.
Starter is $29/mo (1 brand, up to 10 subreddits) and Pro is $59/mo (up to 5 brands, up to 25 subreddits, Competitor Intelligence, and Reddit + AI traffic attribution). Both start with a 14-day free trial, and there's a 7-day money-back guarantee. Cancel anytime.
Start your 14-day free trial, point SubredditSignals at your ICP's subreddits, and see the high-intent threads you've been missing.