Reddit Radar
Banned from r/SaaS for helping. Radar reads the rules first
I got banned from r/SaaS for 28 days, then r/startups, for replies that helped and broke a rule I hadn't read.
So Radar reads the rules first. Paste your site: it finds the subreddits where your buyers post, shows live threads matching the need, writes one reply ready to paste, and flags per thread whether you can name your product.
You post it, no bot touches your account. Free scan, see the threads before you give an email. 3 free days, no card, then $29 a month.
Features
- Paste your site, no setup: Radar reads your pages and works out what you sell and who buys it
- Finds the subreddits where your buyers actually post, up to 40 per product
- Reads each subreddit's written rules and tells you where you may name your product, where to help only, and where to stay away
- Shows the live threads where you can help, with the poster's need spelled out in one line
- Writes one reply per thread, ready to paste, in your own voice
- Every product claim in a reply is checked against your site, nothing invented
- No prices, no links and no pitch where the rules ban them
- Inbox refreshed four times a day, the 30 best threads from the last two weeks
- Removed and deleted posts are dropped before you see them
- Shows when a thread ranks on Google or is cited by Perplexity, so you know which replies keep working
- Daily email with the threads that need a reply today
- You post every reply yourself from your own account, nothing goes out automatically
- Free scan shows the threads before any email, 3 free days with no card, then one price for every product on the account
Use Cases
- A solo founder who wants customers from Reddit without getting banned for self-promotion
- A new product with no audience yet, looking for the threads where people already ask for what it does
- A founder who was banned once and needs the subreddit rules read before posting
- An indie hacker with two or three products who wants one inbox for all of them
- A small agency answering Reddit threads for a client's product in the client's voice
- A marketer who wants replies that keep bringing traffic for months because the thread ranks on Google
- Anyone who reads Reddit for leads by hand and wants the finding, scoring and first draft done for them
Comments
Hi, I'm Roberto. I make Radar alone. The idea came from two bans. r/SaaS banned me for 28 days, then r/startups banned me for good. Both times I had answered someone's question with a reply I thought was helpful, and both times I had broken a rule I had never read. I was not spamming, I was just not reading. So I built the thing I wished I had: paste your site, and it finds the subreddits where your buyers post, reads the rules of each one, shows you the live threads where you can actually help, and writes one reply you can paste. It tells you per thread whether you may name your product there or should help and say nothing. Two things I care about. Nothing posts by itself, you paste every reply from your own account. And nothing in a reply is invented, every claim is checked against your own site. I use Radar to promote Radar. My own dashboard is public on the site, so you can see what it finds before you sign up. The free scan shows you your threads before it asks for an email. Tell me what it gets wrong. That is the feedback I need most right now.
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Hi, I'm Roberto. I make Radar alone. The idea came from two bans. r/SaaS banned me for 28 days, then r/startups banned me for good. Both times I had answered someone's question with a reply I thought was helpful, and both times I had broken a rule I had never read. I was not spamming, I was just not reading. So I built the thing I wished I had: paste your site, and it finds the subreddits where your buyers post, reads the rules of each one, shows you the live threads where you can actually help, and writes one reply you can paste. It tells you per thread whether you may name your product there or should help and say nothing. Two things I care about. Nothing posts by itself, you paste every reply from your own account. And nothing in a reply is invented, every claim is checked against your own site. I use Radar to promote Radar. My own dashboard is public on the site, so you can see what it finds before you sign up. The free scan shows you your threads before it asks for an email. Tell me what it gets wrong. That is the feedback I need most right now.
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