Leaddit

Leaddit takes a different approach to Reddit prospecting than traditional social listening tools. Instead of asking you to select subreddits and monitor brand mentions, it works from keyword phrases your customers would actually type, such as "looking for a CRM" or "alternative to Notion." Leaddit scans Reddit on a recurring schedule, reads every match for demand signals, and returns a ranked list of threads that are genuinely worth a founder's time.

Every match carries an intent score from 0 to 100 plus a one-sentence reason for the number. In practice the vendor describes roughly three bands: 70 and above means someone is actively shopping, 40 and above means someone is feeling the pain but not yet buying, and below that the thread is usually discussion rather than demand. When a thread looks promising you can ask Leaddit to draft a reply. The draft leads with genuine help, mentions your product once, and never hard-sells or auto-drops links — you edit it and post it from your own Reddit account.

The company positions the tool as a lead finder rather than an automation bot. Nothing is posted on your behalf, which keeps you inside Reddit's rules and each subreddit's guidelines. Beyond Reddit SEO, the pitch is that AI assistants increasingly read Reddit to answer buying questions, so a helpful reply that names your product in the right thread can surface later in AI-generated recommendations. Leaddit is clear that it does not control what any assistant says and is not affiliated with Reddit, OpenAI, Anthropic, or Google.