RedditIntent

Mine Reddit and niche communities for real buying-intent conversations

Problem

One team stopped buying lead lists and started reading Reddit threads because people post "what are you using for this?" and "we're leaving [competitor]" in plain text; but manual search misses most of it and keyword alerts bury useful threads under memes and job posts, leaving reply rates stuck around 2%.

Solution

A tool for small SaaS and agencies that ingests new posts and comments from selected subreddits/communities, uses a lightweight classifier to detect intent signals like asking for recommendations, switching tools, or complaining, filters by keywords and product categories, and produces a daily lead list with one-click reply drafts and a follow-up board.

Users

Indie developers, early-stage SaaS founders, agencies, and small sales teams without budget for Apollo/Clay.

MVP

Ingest 3-5 chosen communities; classify intent into recommend/switch/complain; daily email digest; mark each lead as handled/ignored; generate polite reply drafts.

Revenue

Free tier with 10 leads/day; paid tier at $15/month for unlimited leads and more communities; per-seat pricing for teams.

Why now

More small teams are abandoning purchased lists for community signals, but reading manually is expensive and existing tools are either too costly or too broad; one developer can ship a vertical version with lightweight classification.