Lead Miner
Scans your keywords across Reddit daily. Scores every post by upvotes-per-hour and comment velocity, flags genuine "opportunity" threads, and suggests three ways to respond.
scans Reddit every hour · 13 tools · one payment
Someone on Reddit is describing your product's exact use case. Right now.
findarreddit reads Reddit for you — it surfaces posts where people ask for what you sell, watches every mention of your site, and drafts a reply in your voice. You read, you approve, you send. $7.99 once. No subscription.
Chrome extension · your data never leaves your browser · works with a free AI key
01 — who it's for
If you sell anything, Reddit is a room full of your buyers talking shop
a
Indie hackers & SaaS founders
People literally post "is there a tool that…". findarreddit collects those posts every morning, scored by engagement, so you answer while the thread is still warm.
b
Coupon & affiliate marketers
A read-only feed of deal-hunting threads, refreshed every 2 hours. When someone mentions your site on Reddit, you get a mention card and a draft reply with your link — sent only when you click send.
c
Growth freelancers
One tab per client: scheduled posts, CSV bulk import, auto-join queues, karma tracking, competitor analysis. Work that used to be a spreadsheet and six tabs.
02 — what's inside
Not a dashboard toy. Actual workhorses.
Mention Finder
Give it your sitemap once. It learns every page and tool name on your site, then sweeps Reddit hourly for mentions — and pre-fills a reply with the right deep link.
Deal Finder
A quiet feed of r/deals, r/coupons and friends, ranked by velocity. Read-only — it never posts.
Reply Tracker
Every comment you send gets watched. When someone answers two days later, you get a Chrome notification.
AI that doesn't sound like AI
Drafts pass through a strict humanizer — no "delve", no em-dash storms, no link shorteners, no chatbot endings. It writes like a tired, experienced Redditor, because that's who you're impersonating.
Scheduler + CSV
Queue a week of posts with human-like typing delays between them. Import from a spreadsheet.
Account health
Daily karma snapshots, removal detection, shadowban checks with a real logged-out screenshot.
…plus search with engagement filters, auto-reply rules, favorites with subreddit groups, competitor analysis, mod queue, and one-click CSV export. 13 tools, no feature gates.
03 — how it works
Ten minutes of setup, then it reads Reddit while you sleep
- 01
Load it, paste your key
Unzip, load unpacked in Chrome, paste the license key from your email. The extension picks up your Reddit login automatically — no password, no OAuth dance.
- 02
Tell it what to listen for
Pain-point phrases for the Lead Miner. Your domain for Mention Finder. Subreddits for the Deal feed. Scanners run in the background, hourly, capped and polite.
- 03
Approve in the morning
Coffee, inbox of fresh threads, AI drafts waiting. Edit what you like. Nothing ever posts without your click — that's a hard rule in the code.
04 — why it won't get you banned
Bulk tools get accounts deleted. This one behaves like a careful human.
The limits aren't marketing — they're enforced on every write path, including scheduled posts and the in-page reply panel. When Reddit answers with a rate-limit, the extension hibernates itself for 24 hours. When your promo ratio in a subreddit climbs too high, you see the number before you hit send.
05 — pricing
Pay once. It's yours. Updates included.
$7.99
one-time · lifetime license · price rises as features ship, your key never expires
- All 13 tools, nothing gated
- Bring your own AI key (OpenRouter works — cents per day)
- License key by email right after checkout
- Everything stored locally — no accounts, no telemetry
If it doesn't surface a single useful thread in 7 days, reply to your receipt email. Full refund, no forms.
06 — questions
Is this safe for my Reddit account?
That's the whole design constraint. Daily write caps (3 posts / 15 comments) enforced everywhere including scheduled posts, a 24h auto-hibernation on any rate-limit response, human-like typing delays, and per-subreddit promo-ratio warnings. Nothing posts without your explicit click.
Do I need an AI API key?
Only for the drafting features. An OpenRouter key with a cheap model like gpt-4o-mini costs cents for a week of drafts. Everything else — search, scans, scheduling, tracking — needs no key at all.
How do I get my license key?
Checkout generates the key and emails it automatically. Paste it once; the extension re-verifies quietly and tolerates up to 7 days offline if the server is ever down.
Where does my data live?
In your browser. Drafts, leads, favorites, scheduled posts — all in Chrome's local extension storage. The extension talks to Reddit, your AI provider, and the license server. Nothing else.
$ findarreddit --listen --niche "yours"