Enter your site. A live engine reads it, learns how your buyers complain, and pulls this month’s Reddit threads where they’re asking for a solution.
“Tired of losing my whole Sunday to meal planning. Is there an app that just does it?”
Angle: share a 20-minute planning framework first, mention your app as what finally worked for you.
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Every month, thousands of people go on Reddit and describe the exact problem your product solves. Most of them never hear about you.
The Reddit Leads Finder reads your website, works out how your buyers actually phrase their problem (complaint language, not marketing language), then scans this month's Reddit threads for people asking for a solution. Each thread is scored 0-100 for buying intent, and comes with a suggested angle: how to reply with value first, so the mention of your product lands as advice, not as an ad.
A Reddit thread is a buying signal in public. Someone says "I'm looking for a tool that does X" and every reply gets read by them, by everyone else with the same problem, and by Google and the AI engines that cite Reddit heavily in their answers. One good reply keeps producing visits for months, and about 40% of ChatGPT's product recommendations trace back to Reddit sources.
80-100 means an explicit ask ("looking for a tool that..."). 60-79 means the pain is expressed but nobody asked for a product yet, which is often the best place to be helpful first. Below that, the engine discards the thread. Launch posts from competitors and subreddits that ban promotion are filtered out automatically.