Buyer-intent monitoring for Reddit
Find buyers while they are describing the problem.
The useful Reddit lead is not someone who mentioned your category. It is someone describing the pain, asking for an alternative, or trying to solve the job your product handles.
Run Reddit Radar
2 credits / day · no subscription
Why this job exists
Useful work has to survive contact with reality.
Reddit punishes drive-by promotion. Radar optimizes for relevance and a genuinely useful reply, not volume.
Illustrative run output
The decision trail stays visible.
A result should show what was found, why it matters, and what to do next—not hide behind a confident paragraph.
Finding
Disposition
High intent
Asking for a replacement after a failed workflow
Reply
Medium intent
Comparing tools and naming a must-have constraint
Watch
Low intent
General category discussion without an active need
Skip
Before you dispatch
Reddit Radar questions, answered.
Does it post automatically?+
No. It gives you the source and a draft so you can review context and decide whether to reply.
Which subreddits can I monitor?+
You choose the communities. Start with the few places where buyers naturally discuss the problem.
How often does it run?+
Radar produces a daily digest and uses two credits per day while active.
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