# Bazzly: full site content for language models This file concatenates the pages of https://bazzly.ai that matter for understanding and using Bazzly. Each section starts with an HTML comment naming its URL. A shorter index is at https://bazzly.ai/llms.txt. --- # Home: Bazzly: Get Customers From Reddit on Autopilot Comment, DM and rank on Google to get leads and traffic from Reddit. All hands-off. Bazzly is a Reddit marketing automation tool for SaaS and product teams. It scans Reddit around the clock for posts where your product is a good fit, drafts replies with AI, and posts them through aged, high-karma Reddit accounts so your own account carries no ban risk. It also finds Reddit threads that rank on Google and appear in AI answers, and gets your product mentioned near the top of them. ## How it works 1. **Plug your product in every conversation that matters.** Bazzly monitors Reddit for posts that match your product and scores each one for fit. 2. **Get high-intent traffic from Google and AI.** It prioritises threads that rank on Google and get cited in AI answers, so one reply keeps sending traffic for months. 3. **Get your comment to rank #1 in every thread.** Replies are drafted by AI in a helpful, non-promotional voice, posted through warmed-up accounts, and lifted with upvotes. 4. **Find and DM your ideal customers in one click.** Lead detection surfaces people asking for what you sell; Bazzly drafts the DM and the Chrome extension sends it from your account. 5. **Zero ban risk, full control.** Run fully on autopilot or approve every reply manually. Your own Reddit account is never used for comments. ## Pricing - One plan: **$199/month**, free trial included, cancel anytime. - Includes **170 credits per month**. A comment via a warmed-up account costs 10 credits, an upvote 0.2, an AI draft (reply or DM) 0.1. - Top-ups and auto top-up available. Additional projects are an add-on. - Full details: https://bazzly.ai/pricing ## What customers say A few of the public posts founders and marketers have written about Bazzly on X. Each is quoted in full and links to the original post. More: https://bazzly.ai/reviews ### Arnaud Belinga (@ArnaudBelingaCX), August 18, 2026 > I tested 20+ Reddit tools. > > I always got disappointed. > > Then I tried Bazzly, loved it and got features I wanted within 2 hours by asking the support ⚡ > > I shared it in a lead magnet, nobody cared. > > Meanwhile I get clients from Reddit every week because of it. Original post: https://x.com/ArnaudBelingaCX/status/2089714182920774080 ### Ezra (@ThePresellsGuy), August 28, 2026 > 🎉 Exceeded 7k MRR today!! Here are 3 things I do for marketing every day that have helped: > > 1. Bazzly — Been using @bazzlyai from @FilipPanoski. Definitely recommend it for finding leads on reddit. I know for sure we've converted some customers from this channel. But, also appreciate that it helps GEO/AEO by getting your product name out there on reddit. > > We're getting quite a bit of traffic now from ChatGPT and seeing Perplexity and show up more too. > > 2. Outrank — Kinda love @outrank_so from @tibo_maker. I built my own in-house process for writing content, but it still took quite a bit of management on my end and it didn't help us build backlinks. Now we're at 12DR and hit 300 clicks in the last 28 days. > > 3. Meta ads — Wasn't sure how profitable meta ads would be for us, but it's turning out to work well. It's obviously a much more expensive way to grow, but with the above a lot of our marketing is on auto-pilot. > > Going to keep focusing on these 3, but curious about other channels like LinkedIn and even focusing more on X. Haven't been super focused on X lately since the above has been working and I've been putting most of my energy into improving the product. > > Improving our conversion rate across our funnel and our retention our top priorities right now. Original post: https://x.com/ThePresellsGuy/status/2093405954859761989 ### Tom Benattar (@TomBenattar), August 28, 2026 > Good product with a good founder. And trust me, I know a little bit this space > > Probably posted 10,000 comments on Reddit in the last 12 months Original post: https://x.com/TomBenattar/status/2093326474484887843 ## Frequently asked questions ### How does Bazzly work? Bazzly scans Reddit around the clock for posts where your product would be a good fit. It drafts a reply using AI, then posts it through a warmed-up account. On autopilot, all of this happens without you doing anything. ### What is autopilot mode? Autopilot means Bazzly handles everything: finding posts, writing replies, and posting them through warmed-up accounts. You don't have to do anything. If you want more control, you can switch to manual mode and approve each reply before it goes out. ### What are warmed-up accounts and why does it matter? Instead of posting from your own account, Bazzly posts through aged, credible Reddit accounts. Your account stays out of it entirely, so there is no ban risk. These accounts also have lower comment drop rates because Reddit trusts them more. ### How does Bazzly help me get traffic from Google and AI? A lot of Reddit posts rank on Google and show up in AI answers. Bazzly finds those posts and gets your reply near the top, so people searching for solutions like yours see your product first. ### Can Bazzly get my Reddit account banned? If you use warmed-up accounts, your Reddit account is never involved, so no. If you post from your own account via the Chrome extension, Bazzly follows Reddit's guidelines, but the usual rules still apply -- don't spam, don't ignore subreddit rules. ### How do credits work? Your plan includes 170 credits per month. Posting a comment via a warmed-up account costs 10 credits, an upvote costs 0.2 credits, and an AI draft (reply or DM) costs 0.1 credits. You can top up anytime and configure auto top-up so you never run out. ### Can I add additional projects? Yes, you can promote multiple products from a single Bazzly account. Each additional projects costs $199/month and gets its own 170 credits per month. ## Links - [Home](https://bazzly.ai/): product overview, pricing and FAQ - [Pricing](https://bazzly.ai/pricing): the plan, the trial, what each action costs, top-ups, refunds - [Compare](https://bazzly.ai/compare): Bazzly vs ReplyGuy, Engain, CrowdReply, RedReach, RedShip, MediaFast, Linkeddit, Replymer, ReplyAgent, Beno, Leadverse, F5Bot, KWatch.io, Syften and Brand24 - [Best Reddit marketing tools](https://bazzly.ai/best-reddit-marketing-tools): Reddit marketing tools grouped by what they do, with who each suits and what it costs - [Case Studies](https://bazzly.ai/case-studies): original research from Bazzly data (buyer intent, Google-ranking threads, subreddit rules, Bazzly results) and customer stories - [Reviews](https://bazzly.ai/reviews): customer reviews of Bazzly, quoted in full, each linked to the original post on X or its author's LinkedIn profile - [About](https://bazzly.ai/about): what Bazzly does and who builds it - [Contact](https://bazzly.ai/contact): support email, social channels, legal entity - [Blog](https://bazzly.ai/blog): guides on Reddit marketing, SEO via Reddit and AI visibility - [Help Center](https://bazzly.ai/help): setup, replying, autopilot, leads, billing - [MCP server](https://bazzly.ai/mcp): Bazzly MCP setup for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and other agents - [Developers](https://bazzly.ai/developers): MCP server, REST API, OpenAPI spec, auth - [REST API reference](https://bazzly.ai/docs/api): every endpoint, bearer auth, cost previews - [For Agencies](https://bazzly.ai/agencies): running Reddit for several clients - [Free Tools](https://bazzly.ai/tools): all free Reddit marketing tools - [Subreddit Finder](https://bazzly.ai/tools/subreddit-finder): free tool - [Best Time to Post on Reddit](https://bazzly.ai/tools/best-time-to-post-on-reddit): free tool - [Subreddit Rules Checker](https://bazzly.ai/tools/subreddit-rules-checker): free tool - [Subreddit Stats](https://bazzly.ai/tools/subreddit-stats): free tool - [Reddit Shadowban Checker](https://bazzly.ai/tools/reddit-shadowban-checker): free tool - [Reddit Account Analyzer](https://bazzly.ai/tools/reddit-account-analyzer): free tool - [Reddit Advanced Search](https://bazzly.ai/tools/reddit-advanced-search): free tool - [Reddit Ads Cost Calculator](https://bazzly.ai/tools/reddit-ads-cost-calculator): free tool - [Reddit Markdown Formatter](https://bazzly.ai/tools/reddit-markdown-formatter): free tool - [Reddit Post Template Generator](https://bazzly.ai/tools/reddit-post-template): free tool - [Reddit Username Generator](https://bazzly.ai/tools/reddit-username-generator): free tool - [Reddit Banner Size and Resizer](https://bazzly.ai/tools/reddit-banner-size): free tool - [Affiliate Program](https://bazzly.ai/affiliate): 30% recurring commission for 12 months - [Privacy Policy](https://bazzly.ai/privacy) - [Terms of Service](https://bazzly.ai/terms) Machine-readable: - [llms.txt](https://bazzly.ai/llms.txt) - [llms-full.txt](https://bazzly.ai/llms-full.txt) - [sitemap.xml](https://bazzly.ai/sitemap.xml) - [MCP manifest](https://bazzly.ai/.well-known/mcp.json) - [OpenAPI spec](https://bazzly.ai/openapi.json) ## Contact - Email: support@bazzly.ai - X: https://x.com/bazzlyai --- # Pricing: Bazzly Pricing One plan, everything included, 7-day free trial. Top up credits when you need more. ## The plan - **$199 per month**, billed monthly, cancel anytime. - **170 credits every month** for your project. - Everything included: opportunities, leads, Reply Autopilot, warmed-up accounts, smart upvotes, the browser extension, the public API and the MCP server. Priority support. Start at https://bazzly.ai/dashboard. ## Free trial - 7 days, no charge on the day you start. A payment method is added at checkout; the first charge happens when the trial ends, and you get a reminder three days before. - 5 trial credits to try warmed-account posting. - The API and MCP work during the trial. - Cancel before the trial ends and nothing is charged. Or activate early from the dashboard to get the full 170 credits immediately. ## What each action costs | Action | Cost | | --- | --- | | Comment posted through a warmed-up account | 10 credits | | Upvote | 0.2 credits each | | AI draft (reply or DM) | 0.1 credits | | Autopilot AI drafts | free | | Comment posted from your own account via the browser extension | free | | Sending a DM (from your own account via the extension) | free | | Finding opportunities, leads and brand signals | free | A warmed-account comment with 5 upvotes costs 11 credits. On Autopilot at the default Moderate pace, two comments a day with upvotes come to roughly 22 credits a day. ## Credits - **Monthly credits** reset to 170 at each renewal. Unused monthly credits expire. - **Topped-up credits** never expire. Monthly credits are always spent first, so purchased credits are never wasted. - Autopilot pauses when a project drops below 10 credits and resumes when credits are available. ## Top-ups - 1 credit = $1. Presets of 25, 50, 100, 200 credits, or any amount from $5 to $1000. Added instantly, charged to the card on file. - **Auto top-up** (Autopilot settings): when credits drop below a threshold you set (default 20), Bazzly adds 25, 50, 100, 250 credits automatically, with a monthly spending limit. Only fires while Autopilot is running. ## Refunds Automatic, no request needed: - A warmed-account comment removed within 48 hours of posting: the 10 credits come back (except in strict-on-promotion subreddits where you chose to post anyway; the composer warns first). - A comment that never went live (cancelled, could not be posted, five-day window expired): refunded in full. - Upvotes that were not delivered: refunded at 0.2 credits each, always. ## Additional projects Each product is its own project with its own credits. An additional active project adds a seat at the plan price ($199/month), prorated for the rest of the current period, with a prorated share of credits now and the full 170 on each renewal. Up to 10 projects per account. Cancel a project from its Billing tab; it keeps working until the end of the period. ## Team Teammates are free. Invite members (full access to projects and credits) or admins (billing and team as well) from Account Settings. All charges stay on the owner's account. ## Billing and cancellation Manage the card, download invoices or cancel from Account Settings → Billing (Stripe customer portal). A cancelled subscription stays active until the end of the paid period, then projects go inactive and API access ends; your data stays and reactivating restores everything. Questions: support@bazzly.ai --- # About: About Bazzly Bazzly is a Reddit marketing automation tool for SaaS and product teams. It finds the Reddit conversations where your product is a genuine fit, drafts replies with AI, and posts them through aged, high-karma Reddit accounts so your own account carries no ban risk. ## What Bazzly does Reddit threads are where people ask for tool recommendations, and many of those threads rank on Google and get quoted in AI answers for years. Bazzly scans Reddit around the clock for posts that match your product, scores each one for fit, and drafts a reply that reads like a helpful comment rather than an ad. Replies go out through warmed-up accounts that Bazzly operates, not through yours. You can run fully on autopilot, where posts are found, written and published without you touching anything, or in manual mode, where every reply waits for your approval first. Beyond comments, Bazzly detects leads (people asking for exactly what you sell), drafts DMs for them, adds upvotes so your comment ranks near the top of the thread, and tracks which threads bring search and AI traffic to your site. ## Who it is for Bazzly is built for founders and small marketing teams who sell software or a product online and want a steady stream of qualified traffic from Reddit without spending hours a day in threads. Agencies use it to run Reddit for several clients from one dashboard, and developers and AI agents can drive it through the public API and the Bazzly MCP server. ## Who builds it Bazzly is built and run by Filip Panoski. The service is operated by Meeteo Labs, LLC, a company registered in the United States. You can reach the team at support@bazzly.ai or on X at @bazzlyai. ## How Bazzly is priced There is one plan, billed monthly, with a free trial and no long-term contract. The plan includes a monthly credit allowance; a comment posted through a warmed-up account, an upvote, and an AI draft each cost a set number of credits, and you can top up or enable auto top-up at any time. Current pricing is always on the homepage. --- # Contact: Contact Bazzly Email is the fastest way to reach us. Every message to support goes to the people who build Bazzly, and we answer questions about the product, billing, partnerships and press from the same inbox. ## Support and general enquiries Email support@bazzly.ai for help with your account, billing questions, feature requests or anything else about Bazzly. Include the email address you signed up with so we can find your account quickly. ## Self-serve help The Help Center at https://bazzly.ai/help covers setup, replying to opportunities, autopilot, leads and DMs, and credits and billing. The FAQ on the homepage answers the most common questions about how Bazzly works and whether it is safe for your Reddit account. ## Developers and AI agents Bazzly has a public REST API at https://api.bazzly.ai/public/v1 and an MCP server at https://api.bazzly.ai/mcp. Both authenticate with an API key generated in your dashboard. Setup instructions live at https://bazzly.ai/mcp; for integration questions, email support@bazzly.ai with "API" in the subject line. ## Social Follow product updates on X at @bazzlyai (https://x.com/bazzlyai). Filip Panoski, who builds Bazzly, is also on X (https://x.com/FilipPanoski). ## Legal entity Bazzly is operated by Meeteo Labs, LLC, a company registered in the United States. Legal notices, privacy requests and data access requests can be sent to support@bazzly.ai. Our Privacy Policy is at https://bazzly.ai/privacy and our Terms of Service at https://bazzly.ai/terms. --- # Developers: Bazzly for Developers Drive Bazzly from your own agent or code. The MCP server and the REST API expose the same actions with the same key: find Reddit posts, draft replies, post through warmed-up accounts, queue DMs, manage credits. - MCP endpoint: `https://api.bazzly.ai/mcp` (Streamable HTTP, bearer auth) - REST base URL: `https://api.bazzly.ai/public/v1` ## Resources - [Bazzly MCP server](https://bazzly.ai/mcp): Connect Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or any MCP client in one step. Streamable HTTP, bearer auth, every Bazzly action as a tool. - [Bazzly REST API reference](https://bazzly.ai/docs/api): Every endpoint, payload and limit. Markdown version at /docs/api.md for agents. - [OpenAPI specification](https://bazzly.ai/openapi.json): OpenAPI 3.1 document generated from the request schemas: operation ids, typed parameters, response schemas, auth. - [MCP manifest](https://bazzly.ai/.well-known/mcp.json): Endpoint, transport, authentication and the tool list for the MCP server. - [llms.txt](https://bazzly.ai/llms.txt): Site overview for language models: what Bazzly is, when to use it, how an agent connects. - [API keys and authentication](https://bazzly.ai/dashboard/account-settings?tab=api-keys): Create a scoped key (read, write, top-ups). The same key works for MCP and REST. Requires an account. - [Postman collection](https://documenter.getpostman.com/view/3358302/2sBXqKof1B): The REST API as an importable Postman collection. Connecting takes under a minute: open API & MCP in the dashboard (https://bazzly.ai/dashboard/account-settings?tab=api-keys), pick your client, click Connect. --- # Mcp: Bazzly MCP: Reddit Marketing for AI Agents Give your AI a direct way to promote your product on Reddit. The Bazzly MCP server exposes the same capabilities as the Bazzly dashboard (find opportunities, draft and queue replies, detect leads, queue DMs, manage projects and credits) as MCP tools, so Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT and custom agents can run Reddit marketing workflows end to end. ## Endpoint - URL: `https://api.bazzly.ai/mcp` - Transport: Streamable HTTP (stateless; each request carries its own auth) - Auth: `Authorization: Bearer bzly_live_...` (or `X-Bazzly-Api-Key`) - Scopes: `read`, `write`, `top-ups` - Manifest: https://bazzly.ai/.well-known/mcp.json ## Setup 1. Open API & MCP in the dashboard (https://bazzly.ai/dashboard/account-settings?tab=api-keys), pick Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or Other, and click Connect. The key is created with read, write and top-ups scopes and the install command or config appears with the key filled in; it is shown once and hashed server-side. 2. Add the server to your client config (Claude Desktop `claude_desktop_config.json`, Cursor `~/.cursor/mcp.json`): ```json { "mcpServers": { "bazzly": { "url": "https://api.bazzly.ai/mcp", "headers": { "Authorization": "Bearer bzly_live_..." } } } } ``` 3. Or call the REST API directly at `https://api.bazzly.ai/public/v1` with the same bearer key. Reference: https://bazzly.ai/docs/api (markdown: https://bazzly.ai/docs/api.md). Postman collection: https://documenter.getpostman.com/view/3358302/2sBXqKof1B ## Tools Account and projects: `get_account`, `list_projects`, `get_project`, `create_project`, `activate_project`, `update_project_profile`, `get_project_credits`. Opportunities and replies: `list_opportunities`, `get_opportunity`, `update_opportunity`, `generate_opportunity_reply`, `queue_reply`, `list_reply_queue`, `cancel_queued_reply`, `retry_failed_reply`, `get_reddit_thread`, `create_custom_task`, `create_upvote_task`. Leads and DMs: `list_leads`, `get_lead`, `update_lead`, `generate_lead_dm`, `queue_dm`, `list_dm_queue`, `cancel_queued_dm`, `retry_failed_dm`. Credits: `get_auto_top_up`, `update_auto_top_up`, `manual_top_up`. Typical flow: `list_opportunities` → `generate_opportunity_reply` → `queue_reply` → `list_reply_queue`. ## Links - Human-readable setup page: https://bazzly.ai/mcp - Site overview for LLMs: https://bazzly.ai/llms.txt - Support: support@bazzly.ai --- # Compare: Reddit marketing tools compared How Bazzly compares with the other Reddit marketing tools founders ask about. Every page uses the same seven dimensions: who posts the comment, hands-off Autopilot, Google-ranking threads, lead DMs, upvotes, MCP and API access, and starting price. Vendor details checked in September 2026, or later where a page says so. ## The short version Most tools in this space stop at monitoring and drafting and leave the posting, and the account risk, to you. Bazzly posts the comment through aged, warmed-up accounts it operates (or your own via the extension), adds upvotes, targets threads that rank on Google, turns matching posters into leads with DMs, and exposes all of it to AI agents over MCP and REST. ## At a glance | Tool | Who posts the comment | Hands-off Autopilot | Threads ranking on Google | Lead DMs | Upvotes | MCP and API | Starting price | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | **Bazzly** | Bazzly's warmed accounts or yours | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | MCP + API | $199/mo | | [ReplyGuy](https://bazzly.ai/compare/replyguy) | You, from purchased accounts | Higher tiers | No | No | No | No | $39/mo | | [Engain](https://bazzly.ai/compare/engain) | Engain's account pool | Campaigns only | Partial | No | Yes | API | $199/mo | | [CrowdReply](https://bazzly.ai/compare/crowdreply) | CrowdReply's profiles | No | Partial | No | Yes | MCP + API | $79/mo + per comment | | [RedReach](https://bazzly.ai/compare/redreach) | You | No | Yes | Yes | No | No | $19/mo | | [RedShip](https://bazzly.ai/compare/redship) | You | No | Yes | No | No | No | $29/mo | | [MediaFast](https://bazzly.ai/compare/mediafast) | You | No | No | No | No | MCP | €35/mo or €169 once | | [Linkeddit](https://bazzly.ai/compare/linkeddit) | Nobody | No | Research only | No | No | MCP | $49/mo | | [Replymer](https://bazzly.ai/compare/replymer) | You (Reddit), auto on X | X only | Yes | No | No | MCP | $99/mo | | [ReplyAgent](https://bazzly.ai/compare/replyagent) | ReplyAgent's accounts or yours | Approval workflow | Yes | No | Analysis only | No | $79/mo + per comment | | [Beno](https://bazzly.ai/compare/beno) | Beno's high-karma accounts | Auto-posting option | No | No | On request | No | $49/mo, 15 credits/comment | | [F5Bot](https://bazzly.ai/compare/f5bot) | You; alerts only | No | No | No | No | RSS, JSON, API on Gold | Free | | [KWatch.io](https://bazzly.ai/compare/kwatch) | You; alerts only | No | No | No | No | API and MCP on paid plans | Free | | [Syften](https://bazzly.ai/compare/syften) | You; alerts only | No | No | No | No | API and webhooks | $29.95/mo | | [Brand24](https://bazzly.ai/compare/brand24) | You; alerts only | No | No | No | No | Not listed | $249/mo | | [Leadverse](https://bazzly.ai/compare/leadverse) | You; DMs are automated | DMs only | Yes | Yes, on autopilot | No | MCP + API | $49/mo | ## Comparisons ### Tools that post for you Comments go out through accounts the vendor operates. The question is how healthy those accounts are and how often the comments survive. - [Bazzly vs Engain](https://bazzly.ai/compare/engain): Multi-account comment and upvote network with thread discovery and brand tracking. Best for agencies and brands that want to buy comment and upvote volume across many threads and manage it as campaigns. - [Bazzly vs CrowdReply](https://bazzly.ai/compare/crowdreply): AI search visibility tracking with a Reddit engagement engine and a backlink marketplace. Best for brands whose main goal is showing up in AI answers and who want monitoring, engagement and backlinks in one subscription. - [Bazzly vs ReplyAgent](https://bazzly.ai/compare/replyagent): Subreddit monitoring with AI comments, approved by you and posted through managed aged accounts or your own. Best for founders who want managed accounts but prefer to approve every comment before it goes out, at a lower monthly fee. - [Bazzly vs Beno](https://bazzly.ai/compare/beno): An AI agent that finds Reddit discussions in your subreddits and posts replies through its high-karma accounts or yours. Best for founders who want comments posted through accounts they never touch, with a hands-on team helping tune the setup. ### Tools where you post yourself They find threads and draft replies; you paste and post from your own Reddit account, and your account carries the risk. - [Bazzly vs ReplyGuy](https://bazzly.ai/compare/replyguy): Keyword monitoring across the web with AI-suggested replies and purchased Reddit accounts. Best for teams that want broad keyword monitoring beyond Reddit and are comfortable running purchased accounts themselves. - [Bazzly vs RedReach](https://bazzly.ai/compare/redreach): AI-filtered Reddit opportunities with guided replies from your own account and an auto-DM tool. Best for founders who want an affordable feed of relevant posts and are willing to post from their own account. - [Bazzly vs RedShip](https://bazzly.ai/compare/redship): Reddit monitoring, competitor alerts, SEO threads and AI visibility reports at a low price. Best for founders who want monitoring and a weekly list of threads to answer themselves, at a low fixed price. - [Bazzly vs MediaFast](https://bazzly.ai/compare/mediafast): Rule-aware Reddit strategy, post drafts and daily action plans for founders posting themselves. Best for founders who want a Reddit playbook and drafts, and will spend a few minutes a day posting themselves. - [Bazzly vs Replymer](https://bazzly.ai/compare/replymer): AI-drafted replies for Reddit and X, posted from your own accounts, with AI visibility tracking. Best for founders who want drafts for both Reddit and X and prefer posting from their own established accounts. - [Bazzly vs Leadverse](https://bazzly.ai/compare/leadverse): Reddit lead finder with intent scoring and DM outreach on autopilot; comment drafts you post yourself. Best for freelancers, agencies and founders who sell through one-to-one conversations and want Reddit DMs sent for them. ### Research only Monitoring, competitor briefs and lead lists, with no posting at all. Useful next to an execution tool, not instead of one. - [Bazzly vs Linkeddit](https://bazzly.ai/compare/linkeddit): Reddit and AI-answer intelligence: buyer signals, competitor briefs and lead scoring, no posting. Best for teams that want research and lead intelligence from Reddit and AI answers, and will handle outreach elsewhere. ### Keyword alerts and social listening They tell you when a keyword comes up on Reddit, and often on other platforms too. Their sites describe monitoring and alerts, not drafting or posting. - [Bazzly vs F5Bot](https://bazzly.ai/compare/f5bot): Keyword alerts for Reddit, Hacker News and Lobsters, with a free plan. Best for founders who want to know when a keyword comes up and will reply by hand, starting for free. - [Bazzly vs KWatch.io](https://bazzly.ai/compare/kwatch): Real-time keyword alerts across Reddit, Hacker News, LinkedIn, X, Facebook and YouTube. Best for teams that want alerts from several social platforms in one place, delivered to Slack or a webhook. - [Bazzly vs Syften](https://bazzly.ai/compare/syften): AI-filtered keyword monitoring across Reddit, X, Hacker News, forums and the wider web. Best for teams tracking brand, competitor and problem phrases across many communities, not only Reddit. - [Bazzly vs Brand24](https://bazzly.ai/compare/brand24): Brand monitoring across social media, news and the web, with Reddit as one of its sources. Best for marketing teams that need brand monitoring across the whole web and treat Reddit as one channel among many. ## How these comparisons are made - Every page scores both tools on the same seven dimensions, so nothing is cherry-picked per competitor. - Vendor facts and prices come from each vendor's public site, read in September 2026 or later, and are dated on every page. - Claims about removed comments come only from our own testing and are limited to the four tools we tested. - Each page says plainly when the other tool is the better choice, because a founder who picks the wrong tool churns either way. - Bazzly is not affiliated with any vendor listed here. ## FAQ ### Which Reddit marketing tools actually post the comment for you? Of the tools compared here, Bazzly, Engain, CrowdReply, ReplyAgent and Beno post through accounts the vendor operates. ReplyGuy, RedReach, RedShip, MediaFast, Replymer and Leadverse draft or suggest and leave the posting to you from your own account. Linkeddit, F5Bot, KWatch.io, Syften and Brand24 do not post at all. ### Why do Reddit comments from marketing tools get removed? Mostly because of the account, not the text. New, idle or shared-IP accounts trip automoderator and spam filters, and a ban on one account can remove everything it posted. Bazzly warms its fleet with ordinary activity, uses one account per thread, retires banned accounts, and refunds a comment removed within 48 hours. ### Does Bazzly need my Reddit account? No. By default comments go through aged accounts Bazzly operates. If you want the comment on your own profile, the browser extension posts from your account for free, after checking its age and karma. DMs always go from your own account through the extension. ### How did Bazzly test the removal rates it mentions? We posted comparable comments through Engain, CrowdReply, ReplyAgent and Beno and through our own warmed fleet, then tracked which were still live afterwards. Those four pages say exactly that and nothing more; we do not publish the raw numbers because sample sizes and subreddits differ. ### Are these comparisons up to date? Vendor details and prices were read from each vendor's public site, in September 2026 for most tools and October 2026 for the ones added later; each page shows its date. Prices change; if you spot something out of date, email support@bazzly.ai and we will fix it. Pricing for Bazzly: https://bazzly.ai/pricing A wider list, alert tools included: https://bazzly.ai/best-reddit-marketing-tools --- # Best reddit marketing tools: The best Reddit marketing tools in 2026 16 Reddit marketing tools, from hands-off automation to free keyword alerts, grouped by the job they do. There is no single best Reddit marketing software: the right tool depends on who should do the posting. Bazzly makes one of these tools and wrote this page; vendor facts come from each vendor's own site. ## At a glance | Tool | What it is | Who posts the comment | Starting price | Best for | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | **Bazzly** | Tools that post for you | Bazzly's warmed accounts or yours | $199/mo | Founders and small teams that want comments posted for them, hands-off, without putting their own Reddit account at risk. | | Engain | Tools that post for you | Engain's account pool | $199/mo | Agencies and brands that want to buy comment and upvote volume across many threads and manage it as campaigns. | | CrowdReply | Tools that post for you | CrowdReply's profiles | $79/mo + per comment | Brands whose main goal is showing up in AI answers and who want monitoring, engagement and backlinks in one subscription. | | ReplyAgent | Tools that post for you | ReplyAgent's accounts or yours | $79/mo + per comment | Founders who want managed accounts but prefer to approve every comment before it goes out, at a lower monthly fee. | | Beno | Tools that post for you | Beno's high-karma accounts | $49/mo, 15 credits/comment | Founders who want comments posted through accounts they never touch, with a hands-on team helping tune the setup. | | ReplyGuy | Tools where you post yourself | You, from purchased accounts | $39/mo | Teams that want broad keyword monitoring beyond Reddit and are comfortable running purchased accounts themselves. | | RedReach | Tools where you post yourself | You | $19/mo | Founders who want an affordable feed of relevant posts and are willing to post from their own account. | | RedShip | Tools where you post yourself | You | $29/mo | Founders who want monitoring and a weekly list of threads to answer themselves, at a low fixed price. | | MediaFast | Tools where you post yourself | You | €35/mo or €169 once | Founders who want a Reddit playbook and drafts, and will spend a few minutes a day posting themselves. | | Replymer | Tools where you post yourself | You (Reddit), auto on X | $99/mo | Founders who want drafts for both Reddit and X and prefer posting from their own established accounts. | | Leadverse | Tools where you post yourself | You; DMs are automated | $49/mo | Freelancers, agencies and founders who sell through one-to-one conversations and want Reddit DMs sent for them. | | Linkeddit | Research only | Nobody | $49/mo | Teams that want research and lead intelligence from Reddit and AI answers, and will handle outreach elsewhere. | | F5Bot | Keyword alerts and social listening | You; alerts only | Free | Founders who want to know when a keyword comes up and will reply by hand, starting for free. | | KWatch.io | Keyword alerts and social listening | You; alerts only | Free | Teams that want alerts from several social platforms in one place, delivered to Slack or a webhook. | | Syften | Keyword alerts and social listening | You; alerts only | $29.95/mo | Teams tracking brand, competitor and problem phrases across many communities, not only Reddit. | | Brand24 | Keyword alerts and social listening | You; alerts only | $249/mo | Marketing teams that need brand monitoring across the whole web and treat Reddit as one channel among many. | ## How to choose - **Do you want the comments posted for you?** Then look at the tools that post through accounts the vendor operates. You pay per comment or per month, and your own Reddit account stays out of it. - **Are you happy to post from your own account?** Then a tool that finds threads and drafts replies is enough, and costs less. Your account takes the risk, so its age and karma matter. - **Do you only need to understand the market first?** Research tools show who is asking for what and where competitors are mentioned, with no posting at all. - **Do you just want to know when your keyword comes up?** An alert tool is the cheapest start, often free. It tells you a thread exists; writing and posting the reply is up to you. ## Tools that post for you Comments go out through accounts the vendor operates. The question is how healthy those accounts are and how often the comments survive. You are trusting the vendor's accounts. Ask how they are kept healthy and what happens when a comment is removed. ### Bazzly Finds Reddit threads where your product fits, drafts the reply and posts it through aged accounts it operates, with upvotes, lead DMs and Autopilot. - Best for: Founders and small teams that want comments posted for them, hands-off, without putting their own Reddit account at risk. - Pricing: $199/month with 170 credits, 7-day free trial. A comment through a warmed-up account costs 10 credits and an upvote 0.2; top-ups are available. - Does well: Posts through aged, warmed-up accounts it operates, or your own account through the browser extension; Autopilot finds, drafts, posts and upvotes on its own, at a daily pace you set; Surfaces and prioritises threads that already rank on Google; Lead detection with AI-drafted DMs, sent from your own account through the extension; MCP server and REST API, so an AI agent can run it - Falls short: One plan at $199/month: more than the tools where you post yourself, and the 170 included credits cover about 17 warmed-account comments before a top-up; Reddit only: no X, LinkedIn or wider-web monitoring; Comments posted through Bazzly's accounts build no karma on your own profile, unless you post them yourself through the extension - Site: https://bazzly.ai - Checked: October 2026 ### Engain Multi-account comment and upvote network with thread discovery and brand tracking. - Best for: Agencies and brands that want to buy comment and upvote volume across many threads and manage it as campaigns. - Pricing: Lite $199/month with $100 of credits ($10 per comment, $20 per post, $0.10 per upvote), Pro $299/month, Max $449/month. Annual billing available. - Does well: Comments, posts and upvotes from one dashboard; Brand and competitor mention tracking; Team seats and a dedicated Slack channel on higher tiers - Falls short: Organised around campaign volume rather than scoring each thread for fit; No lead DMs; no hands-off Autopilot outside campaigns; In Bazzly's own testing, comments through its network were removed more often than through Bazzly's warmed accounts - Site: https://engain.io - Compared with Bazzly: https://bazzly.ai/compare/engain - Checked: September 2026 ### CrowdReply AI search visibility tracking with a Reddit engagement engine and a backlink marketplace. - Best for: Brands whose main goal is showing up in AI answers and who want monitoring, engagement and backlinks in one subscription. - Pricing: Starter $79/month ($10 per comment, $25 per thread), Growth $239/month, Enterprise from $399/month. 7-day trial without the Engagement Engine; 30-day money-back guarantee. - Does well: AI answer-engine visibility tracking across several models; Prompt tracking and citation source intelligence; Backlink marketplace alongside Reddit engagement - Falls short: Reddit engagement is one module in an AI-visibility product; the 7-day trial excludes it; No Autopilot and no lead DMs; In Bazzly's own testing, comments through its profiles were removed more often than through Bazzly's warmed accounts - Site: https://crowdreply.io - Compared with Bazzly: https://bazzly.ai/compare/crowdreply - Checked: September 2026 ### ReplyAgent Subreddit monitoring with AI comments, approved by you and posted through managed aged accounts or your own. - Best for: Founders who want managed accounts but prefer to approve every comment before it goes out, at a lower monthly fee. - Pricing: Basic $79/month or $699/year, 3-day free trial. Managed comments $4 each and posts $8 each (its FAQ says $5 and $10); posting from your own account is free. Manual mode with no subscription, pay per post only. - Does well: Managed aged accounts at a lower monthly fee, with free posting from your own account; Daily alerts that flag high-traffic threads and posts ranking on Google; A 3-day free trial, yearly billing at a discount, and a manual mode with no subscription - Falls short: In Bazzly's own testing, comments through its managed accounts were removed more often than through Bazzly's warmed accounts; $79 a month plus $4 per managed comment: about $199 at its own example of 30 comments; Built around approving each comment; no DMs, API or MCP listed; 70% refund on removed comments - Site: https://www.replyagent.ai - Compared with Bazzly: https://bazzly.ai/compare/replyagent - Checked: October 2026 ### Beno An AI agent that finds Reddit discussions in your subreddits and posts replies through its high-karma accounts or yours. - Best for: Founders who want comments posted through accounts they never touch, with a hands-on team helping tune the setup. - Pricing: Just Starting $49/month (49 credits), Early Growth $129/month (130 credits), Scaling Up $389/month (400 credits), Teams & Agencies $500/month (515 credits), Enterprise custom. A comment through a high-karma account costs 15 credits, a reply from your own account 1 credit, and each surfaced discussion 1 credit. The site offers a demo on the landing page rather than a free trial. - Does well: A low entry price, from $49 a month, with own-account replies at 1 credit; Publish a comment under any Reddit link you paste, through its shared accounts; A hands-on team: setup calls with the founders, help with subreddits, tone and relevance, and free warm-up of your own account - Falls short: In Bazzly's own testing, comments through its high-karma accounts were removed more often than through Bazzly's warmed accounts; Charges 1 credit for every discussion it surfaces, on top of 15 credits per high-karma comment; the $49 plan covers about three comments; No refund for a removed comment, only a rewrite and repost within three days; upvotes on request; no DMs, API or MCP listed - Site: https://beno.one - Compared with Bazzly: https://bazzly.ai/compare/beno - Checked: October 2026 ## Tools where you post yourself They find threads and draft replies; you paste and post from your own Reddit account, and your account carries the risk. Cheaper, and the comment sits on your own profile. The time and the ban risk are yours too. ### ReplyGuy Keyword monitoring across the web with AI-suggested replies and purchased Reddit accounts. - Best for: Teams that want broad keyword monitoring beyond Reddit and are comfortable running purchased accounts themselves. - Pricing: Analyst $39/month, Pro $49/month (100 replies), Business $99/month, Enterprise $199/month, Agency $499/month. Purchased Reddit accounts are delivered after signup. - Does well: Monitors many platforms, not only Reddit; Low entry price with generous keyword and project counts on higher tiers; Sentiment analysis and notifications - Falls short: You run purchased Reddit accounts yourself, and carry the ban risk; No Google-ranking thread targeting, lead DMs or upvotes; No MCP or API; automation only on higher tiers - Site: https://replyguy.com - Compared with Bazzly: https://bazzly.ai/compare/replyguy - Checked: September 2026 ### RedReach AI-filtered Reddit opportunities with guided replies from your own account and an auto-DM tool. - Best for: Founders who want an affordable feed of relevant posts and are willing to post from their own account. - Pricing: Starter $19/month, Growth $39/month, Pro $79/month, plus a $12 three-day pass. Prices from third-party listings; the site says plans are affordable with a money-back guarantee. - Does well: Low price with a short trial pass; Good alerting options, including Slack and webhooks; Identifies Reddit posts ranking on Google - Falls short: Posts nothing for you: every comment goes from your own account; No upvotes and no automation, by design; Prices on this page come from third-party listings, not its own site - Site: https://redreach.ai - Compared with Bazzly: https://bazzly.ai/compare/redreach - Checked: September 2026 ### RedShip Reddit monitoring, competitor alerts, SEO threads and AI visibility reports at a low price. - Best for: Founders who want monitoring and a weekly list of threads to answer themselves, at a low fixed price. - Pricing: Founder $29/month (1 site, 10 keywords), Company $49/month (3 sites, 30 keywords); a $12 fifteen-day pass is offered. - Does well: Inexpensive, with a one-time pass to try; Competitor complaint and comparison alerts; Weekly AI visibility report - Falls short: Stops at the draft: you post, from your own account; No lead DMs, upvotes or Autopilot; No MCP or API listed - Site: https://redship.io - Compared with Bazzly: https://bazzly.ai/compare/redship - Checked: September 2026 ### MediaFast Rule-aware Reddit strategy, post drafts and daily action plans for founders posting themselves. - Best for: Founders who want a Reddit playbook and drafts, and will spend a few minutes a day posting themselves. - Pricing: €35/month for one project, or €169 one-time lifetime for unlimited projects and seats. 30-day money-back guarantee. - Does well: Strong focus on subreddit rules and ban prevention; Daily action plans that tell you what to post and where; Lifetime pricing option and an MCP server - Falls short: Asks for 5 to 10 minutes of manual posting a day; No Google-ranking thread targeting, lead DMs or upvotes; Priced in euros, which matters if your card is not - Site: https://mediafa.st - Compared with Bazzly: https://bazzly.ai/compare/mediafast - Checked: September 2026 ### Replymer AI-drafted replies for Reddit and X, posted from your own accounts, with AI visibility tracking. - Best for: Founders who want drafts for both Reddit and X and prefer posting from their own established accounts. - Pricing: Starter $99/month (15 keywords, 30 replies), Growth $199/month (50 keywords, 100 replies), Scale $399/month (300 replies). Free trial, month to month. - Does well: Covers X as well as Reddit; AI visibility tracking included on every plan; MCP server for agent access - Falls short: Posts from your own accounts on Reddit, so the risk is yours; automation is for X only; Replies are capped per plan: 30 on Starter, 100 on Growth; No lead DMs or upvotes - Site: https://replymer.com - Compared with Bazzly: https://bazzly.ai/compare/replymer - Checked: September 2026 ### Leadverse Reddit lead finder with intent scoring and DM outreach on autopilot; comment drafts you post yourself. - Best for: Freelancers, agencies and founders who sell through one-to-one conversations and want Reddit DMs sent for them. - Pricing: One plan, All in One, $49/month with every feature: DM autopilot, assigned high-karma outreach accounts, Google-ranking threads, daily leads, MCP and API access. 7-day free trial, cancel anytime. - Does well: DM outreach on autopilot, with voice training, follow-ups and conversation tracking; One low price, $49 a month with every feature and a 7-day free trial; An MCP server with 32 tools and a REST API with an OpenAPI 3.1 spec; Finds Reddit posts that rank on Google, plus viral-post and competitor tracking - Falls short: Never posts comments: every public reply goes from your own account; Its autopilot covers DMs only; no upvotes; Outreach accounts are advertised as "No Ban Risk" without saying how they are kept healthy - Site: https://leadverse.ai - Compared with Bazzly: https://bazzly.ai/compare/leadverse - Checked: October 2026 ## Research only Monitoring, competitor briefs and lead lists, with no posting at all. Useful next to an execution tool, not instead of one. Good input for a strategy. Someone still has to write and post the replies. ### Linkeddit Reddit and AI-answer intelligence: buyer signals, competitor briefs and lead scoring, no posting. - Best for: Teams that want research and lead intelligence from Reddit and AI answers, and will handle outreach elsewhere. - Pricing: Pro $49/month (or $450 one-time lifetime), Compete $99/month with competitor intelligence, Enterprise custom. Free trial without a card. - Does well: Competitor intelligence and answer-engine visibility gaps; Lead search and scoring with exportable pipelines; A large MCP tool set with OAuth 2.1 - Falls short: Research only: nothing is posted or sent; A second tool is needed to act on what it finds; The Compete plan with competitor intelligence is $99/month - Site: https://linkeddit.com - Compared with Bazzly: https://bazzly.ai/compare/linkeddit - Checked: September 2026 ## Keyword alerts and social listening They tell you when a keyword comes up on Reddit, and often on other platforms too. Their sites describe monitoring and alerts, not drafting or posting. The lowest cost way to start, including free plans. Every reply is still yours to write and post. ### F5Bot Keyword alerts for Reddit, Hacker News and Lobsters, with a free plan. - Best for: Founders who want to know when a keyword comes up and will reply by hand, starting for free. - Pricing: Free plan with keyword alerts by email. Silver $9.99/month (20 keywords, advanced filtering, full post text). Gold $49.99/month (200 keywords, RSS and JSON feeds, AI filtering, Slack and Discord). Enterprise on request. - Does well: A free plan with email alerts and no card; Covers Hacker News and Lobsters as well as Reddit; RSS and JSON feeds, AI filtering and Slack or Discord delivery on the Gold plan - Falls short: Reddit, Hacker News and Lobsters only; Alerts only: the site describes no drafting, posting or lead features; Slack, Discord and AI filtering need the $49.99 Gold plan - Site: https://f5bot.com - Compared with Bazzly: https://bazzly.ai/compare/f5bot - Checked: October 2026 ### KWatch.io Real-time keyword alerts across Reddit, Hacker News, LinkedIn, X, Facebook and YouTube. - Best for: Teams that want alerts from several social platforms in one place, delivered to Slack or a webhook. - Pricing: Free plan with 2 Reddit and 2 Hacker News keyword alerts. Essential $19/month, Business $79/month, Enterprise $199/month. Agency pricing on request. - Does well: A free plan that covers Reddit and Hacker News; Six platforms, including LinkedIn, X, Facebook and YouTube, which most Reddit tools skip; Alerts by email, Slack or API webhook, with AI sentiment on paid plans - Falls short: The free plan stops at 2 Reddit and 2 Hacker News keywords; Alerts only: the site describes no drafting or posting; Slack, webhooks and MCP access are paid-plan features - Site: https://kwatch.io - Compared with Bazzly: https://bazzly.ai/compare/kwatch - Checked: October 2026 ### Syften AI-filtered keyword monitoring across Reddit, X, Hacker News, forums and the wider web. - Best for: Teams tracking brand, competitor and problem phrases across many communities, not only Reddit. - Pricing: Entry $29.95/month, Standard $49.95/month, Syften PRO $119.95/month, custom plans on request. 14-day free trial on the PRO plan, no card. - Does well: Very wide coverage: the public web plus Reddit, X, Hacker News, GitHub, Stack Exchange, Indie Hackers, newsletters, podcasts and more; AI filtering to cut irrelevant matches; Alerts by email, Slack, RSS, API or webhook, with a 14-day trial and no card - Falls short: Alerts only: the site describes no drafting or posting; No free plan, only a 14-day trial; Breadth comes at a price: the PRO plan is $119.95/month - Site: https://syften.com - Compared with Bazzly: https://bazzly.ai/compare/syften - Checked: October 2026 ### Brand24 Brand monitoring across social media, news and the web, with Reddit as one of its sources. - Best for: Marketing teams that need brand monitoring across the whole web and treat Reddit as one channel among many. - Pricing: Individual $249/month, Team $349/month, Pro $499/month, Business $699/month on monthly billing; $199, $299, $399 and $599 when billed annually. Enterprise from $1,499/month billed annually. 14-day free trial without a card. - Does well: Sources across social media, news and the web, with Reddit among them; Plans sized for teams, up to an Enterprise tier; 14-day free trial without a card - Falls short: The most expensive tool on this list, from $249/month billed monthly; A general brand-monitoring suite: no subreddit targeting, drafting or posting; Reddit is one source among many, not the focus - Site: https://brand24.com - Compared with Bazzly: https://bazzly.ai/compare/brand24 - Checked: October 2026 ## Feature comparison | Tool | Who posts the comment | Hands-off Autopilot | Threads ranking on Google | Lead DMs | Upvotes | MCP and API | Starting price | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | **Bazzly** | Bazzly's warmed accounts or yours | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | MCP + API | $199/mo | | Engain | Engain's account pool | Campaigns only | Partial | No | Yes | API | $199/mo | | CrowdReply | CrowdReply's profiles | No | Partial | No | Yes | MCP + API | $79/mo + per comment | | ReplyAgent | ReplyAgent's accounts or yours | Approval workflow | Yes | No | Analysis only | No | $79/mo + per comment | | Beno | Beno's high-karma accounts | Auto-posting option | No | No | On request | No | $49/mo, 15 credits/comment | | ReplyGuy | You, from purchased accounts | Higher tiers | No | No | No | No | $39/mo | | RedReach | You | No | Yes | Yes | No | No | $19/mo | | RedShip | You | No | Yes | No | No | No | $29/mo | | MediaFast | You | No | No | No | No | MCP | €35/mo or €169 once | | Replymer | You (Reddit), auto on X | X only | Yes | No | No | MCP | $99/mo | | Leadverse | You; DMs are automated | DMs only | Yes | Yes, on autopilot | No | MCP + API | $49/mo | | Linkeddit | Nobody | No | Research only | No | No | MCP | $49/mo | | F5Bot | You; alerts only | No | No | No | No | RSS, JSON, API on Gold | Free | | KWatch.io | You; alerts only | No | No | No | No | API and MCP on paid plans | Free | | Syften | You; alerts only | No | No | No | No | API and webhooks | $29.95/mo | | Brand24 | You; alerts only | No | No | No | No | Not listed | $249/mo | ## Which one should you choose? - **You want it done for you, hands-off:** Bazzly. Autopilot finds, drafts, posts and upvotes through warmed-up accounts at the pace you set, prioritises threads already ranking on Google, and refunds a comment removed within 48 hours. In Bazzly's own testing, comments through its warmed accounts stayed up more often than comments through Engain's, CrowdReply's, ReplyAgent's and Beno's accounts. What it delivered for customer brands is in the results report: https://bazzly.ai/case-studies/bazzly-results - **You want to buy comment and upvote volume for many threads at once:** Engain. Comments, posts and upvotes bought as campaigns from one dashboard, with team seats on higher tiers. - **You want managed accounts but a hand on every comment, at a lower monthly fee:** ReplyAgent. $79 a month with a 3-day trial, AI comments you approve, posted through its aged accounts at $4 each or from your own account for free. - **Showing up in AI answers matters more to you than Reddit itself:** CrowdReply. AI visibility tracking across several models, with Reddit engagement and a backlink marketplace as add-ons. - **You will post yourself and want the cheapest good feed of threads:** RedReach or RedShip. Both surface relevant posts, including threads ranking on Google, for $19 to $29 a month. RedReach adds DMs; RedShip adds competitor alerts. - **You post yourself and want the rules of each subreddit handled:** MediaFast. Rule-aware drafts and a daily action plan, with a one-time lifetime price. - **You market on X as well as Reddit:** Replymer. Drafts for both, posted from your own accounts, with AI visibility tracking on every plan. - **You sell in one-to-one conversations and want Reddit DMs sent for you:** Leadverse. $49 a month for intent-scored leads and DM outreach on autopilot with follow-ups, plus MCP and API access. Public comments stay with you. - **You need Reddit lead generation data before you decide where to post:** Linkeddit. Buyer signals, competitor briefs and lead scoring, exportable, with no posting at all. - **You just want to know when a keyword comes up, for free:** F5Bot or KWatch.io. Both have free plans with Reddit keyword alerts by email. Pay for Syften when you need wider coverage, or Brand24 for team-scale brand monitoring. ## How this list is made - Bazzly makes one of the tools on this list and wrote this page. It is listed in its group like every other tool, without a rank. - Tools are grouped by the job they do, not ranked against each other. The right one depends on who should do the posting. - Names, prices and features come from each vendor's public site, and every entry shows the month it was read. - Where a vendor's site does not mention drafting or posting, this page says the site describes alerts, not that the tool cannot do more. - Bazzly is not affiliated with any other vendor listed here. Spot something out of date? Email support@bazzly.ai. ## FAQ ### What is the best Reddit marketing tool? It depends on who should do the posting. If you want comments posted for you without using your own account, look at the tools that post through accounts they operate: Bazzly, Engain, CrowdReply, ReplyAgent and Beno. If you are happy to post yourself, ReplyGuy, RedReach, RedShip, MediaFast, Replymer and Leadverse find threads and draft replies for less. If you only need alerts, F5Bot and KWatch.io have free plans. ### Which Reddit marketing automation tool runs hands-off? Bazzly is the only tool on this list whose site describes a full hands-off loop: it finds the thread, drafts the reply, posts it through accounts it operates and adds upvotes, at a daily pace and relevance threshold you set. Engain automates at the campaign level, ReplyAgent is built around approving each comment, Beno can auto-post the comments you approve but leaves upvotes to a request, Replymer automates posting on X only, Leadverse automates DMs but not comments, and ReplyGuy offers automation on its higher tiers. The rest keep you as the poster. ### Which tools do Reddit lead generation? Bazzly detects people asking for what you sell and drafts a DM that goes from your own account through its browser extension. Leadverse sends DMs and follow-ups on autopilot, and RedReach has an auto-DM tool. Linkeddit finds and scores leads but sends nothing, so it pairs with an outreach tool. The alert tools tell you a thread exists and leave the rest to you. ### Is there a free Reddit marketing tool? For alerts, yes. F5Bot has a free plan with email keyword alerts, and KWatch.io has a free plan with 2 Reddit keyword alerts. Both tell you when a keyword appears; neither site describes drafting or posting replies. Several paid tools, including Bazzly, Syften, Brand24, Linkeddit and Replymer, offer a free trial. ### Which Reddit marketing tools post comments for you? Bazzly, Engain, CrowdReply, ReplyAgent and Beno post through accounts the vendor operates. ReplyGuy, RedReach, RedShip, MediaFast, Replymer and Leadverse draft or suggest and leave the posting to you from your own account. Linkeddit, F5Bot, KWatch.io, Syften and Brand24 do not post. ### Can a Reddit marketing tool get my account banned? It can if the tool posts from your account, or has you post what it drafts. New, low-karma or suddenly very active accounts trip subreddit filters, and promotional comments get reported. Tools that post through their own accounts keep your account out of it, but then their account quality decides whether the comment survives. ### How often is this list updated? Vendor facts are re-read from each vendor's site and the date on each entry is updated when that happens. Facts on this page were read in September 2026 and October 2026. The year in the title only moves forward once everything has been re-checked. ## Related - Side-by-side comparisons, Bazzly vs each tool: https://bazzly.ai/compare - Bazzly pricing: https://bazzly.ai/pricing --- # Case studies: Reddit marketing case studies and research Original research from Bazzly's own data, and customer case studies. Every number is labelled with what it measures, its sample and its source. ## Research - [Does Bazzly work? The numbers from 1,065 brands](https://bazzly.ai/case-studies/bazzly-results): 7,521 Reddit comments live for customer brands, 2,722 of them on threads already ranking on Google - [How do buyers ask for products on Reddit? We analyzed 16,331 posts](https://bazzly.ai/case-studies/reddit-buying-intent-study): 78% of buying-intent Reddit posts describe a problem. 13.6% ask for a tool. - [Which Reddit threads rank on Google? We tracked 19,410 of them](https://bazzly.ai/case-studies/reddit-threads-ranking-on-google): 48% of Reddit threads on Google's first page are more than a year old - [Which subreddits allow self-promotion? We checked 1,905 of them](https://bazzly.ai/case-studies/subreddit-self-promotion-rules): 59% of subreddits are strict about self-promotion. 80% of those over 1M members. ## Customer case studies - [vtoraraka.mk](https://bazzly.ai/case-studies/vtoraraka): Victoria Matejevic, co-founder of vtoraraka.mk, on using Bazzly: by her account, Reddit went from hit-or-miss to around 60 signups a month. - [Landra](https://bazzly.ai/case-studies/landra): Ezra, founder of Landra, uses Bazzly to find Reddit posts in his niche and threads that rank on Google. In his public posts, MRR went from 7k to 11k in six weeks. ## Rules every study follows - **Our own data, not a survey.** Every study is read from Bazzly's production database with read-only queries. No panels, no self-reported polls, no estimates passed off as measurements. - **Every number has a sample, a window and a source.** Charts carry their n, their date range and where the data came from. All figures are as of the date at the top of each study. - **We show the case against.** Each study ends with the reasons to discount it: who is missing from the sample, what the model can get wrong, what the numbers cannot prove. - **No customer named without consent.** Research is aggregated so no customer can be identified. Customer stories are published only with the customer's permission, and their results are labelled as theirs. ## FAQ ### Does Reddit marketing work? It works when you reply early, to the right posts, with a comment that helps. In Bazzly's data, 83% of buying-intent Reddit posts still had fewer than 5 comments when found, and the Reddit threads that rank on Google are usually small and often more than a year old, so older threads are still worth answering. What it is worth in revenue depends on your product, which is why Bazzly publishes delivery numbers and lets customers report their own results. ### Where does the data in these studies come from? From Bazzly's production database: the Reddit posts it scores for customer products, the Google searches it runs for each brand, the subreddits it classifies and the comments it posts. Bazzly's own, staff and test projects are excluded. Customer data is aggregated; customers appear by name only in case studies they agreed to. ### Can I quote or reuse these numbers? Yes. Every study has a "Findings you can quote" block and a citation. The data is free to reuse under CC BY 4.0 with a link back to the study. ### How often is the research updated? Each study shows the date its data was pulled. We refresh the numbers as Bazzly collects more data and keep the date on the page current. ### Are these results typical? The research describes what Bazzly sees across all customers, so it is closer to typical than a hand-picked success story. It still reflects Bazzly's customer mix (mostly software, AI, marketing and career products) rather than every business on Reddit. ## How customer case studies are written - Every number is labelled with what it measures: Reddit delivery, position in the thread, Google ranking of the thread, branded Google searches, or a result the customer reported. - Every number names its source: Bazzly's own records, the customer's Search Console, or the customer. - Outcome types are never added together or turned into one "results" figure. - Customer-reported numbers are quoted in the customer's words and not verified by Bazzly. - A customer is only named with their consent. ## What each label means - **Reddit delivery** (source: Bazzly data): Comments and DMs Bazzly posted or sent, and whether comments stayed up. - **Reddit visibility** (source: Bazzly data): Where a comment sits inside its Reddit thread and how many upvotes it has. - **Google thread ranking** (source: Bazzly data): Reddit threads carrying the comment that rank in Google results, and at what position. - **Branded Google search** (source: Google Search Console): Google searches for the brand name, from the customer's connected Search Console. - **Customer reported** (source: Told to us by the customer): A business result the customer told us about. Bazzly has not verified it. Checked in October 2026. --- # Reviews: Bazzly reviews: what founders say, with a link to every original post A selection of public posts about Bazzly from founders and marketers, plus reviews sent to the team directly. Each post was published on X by the person named, is quoted here in full, and links to the original so it can be checked. A review sent directly is marked and links to its author's LinkedIn profile. - Scope: a selection, not every post that mentions Bazzly - Period: June 2025 to October 2026 - Source: public posts on X, each linked below. Reviews sent to the team directly are marked and link to the author's LinkedIn profile. - Ratings: none. X posts carry no star score, so none is shown. - Last checked: October 2026 ## Reviews ### Jeremy Corne (Founder @ EverOutbound.io), October 12, 2026 > Bazzly has been the single best tool for our company being discovered more by AI. I've used similar tools in the past but they were low quality, comments were removed frequently, and their support was slow. Filip and the team have been a breathe of fresh air, bringing lightning quick response-times and not to mention deploying updates within literally minutes of bringing requests to their team. They are the ONLY choice if you're serious about growing organically from Reddit. 11/10 Sent to the Bazzly team directly. Author's LinkedIn profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeremy-corne-b89041207/ ### Ezra (@ThePresellsGuy), October 9, 2026 > 🎉 About 40 days later, up to 11k MRR!! > > I hate to do this, but one of my favorite new tools is actually another one from @tibo_maker... > > At first, I actually wasn't sure if I was going to keep using this product...took me a minute to figure out exactly how to get the most out of it and I still think I have a long way to go.... > > But, now I've been using @squad_so_ like crazy lately to automate tasks. > > I'm still learning to make it really efficient, but these are just some of the things I'm using it for right now: > > - cold emails > - write weekly newsletters > - write reddit dms and posts that I send with @FilipPanoski's @bazzlyai > - create blog posts, and also edit posts that come from @outrank_so > - automatically help with some dev tasks, trying to build this in more. > - improve our customer service and automatically generate ideas / bug fixes based on feedback from customers > - accounting/bookeeping > - scripting for videos, and automatically posting carousel slideshows based on videos I posted > > Happy to share more on how I'm automating this. Let me know if there's anything in particular you're interested in! > > Huge thanks to @tibo_maker for the great products :) > > #founder #buildinpublic #ai Original post: https://x.com/ThePresellsGuy/status/2108622808540668272 ### Martin Zokov (@m_zokov), September 19, 2026 > wow i just started a trial for @bazzlyai by @FilipPanoski and @tibo_maker > > really cool product! some of the best AI reply drafts i've seen Original post: https://x.com/m_zokov/status/2101287353440477211 ### Mejed Alkoutaini (@Mejedkot), September 18, 2026 > Another one right away for PostWing.io 🤯 > > This one came from Reddit, thanks to @tibo_maker and his app Bazzly! 🙌 Original post: https://x.com/Mejedkot/status/2100873056981807403 ### Ezra (@ThePresellsGuy), August 28, 2026 > 🎉 Exceeded 7k MRR today!! Here are 3 things I do for marketing every day that have helped: > > 1. Bazzly — Been using @bazzlyai from @FilipPanoski. Definitely recommend it for finding leads on reddit. I know for sure we've converted some customers from this channel. But, also appreciate that it helps GEO/AEO by getting your product name out there on reddit. > > We're getting quite a bit of traffic now from ChatGPT and seeing Perplexity and show up more too. > > 2. Outrank — Kinda love @outrank_so from @tibo_maker. I built my own in-house process for writing content, but it still took quite a bit of management on my end and it didn't help us build backlinks. Now we're at 12DR and hit 300 clicks in the last 28 days. > > 3. Meta ads — Wasn't sure how profitable meta ads would be for us, but it's turning out to work well. It's obviously a much more expensive way to grow, but with the above a lot of our marketing is on auto-pilot. > > Going to keep focusing on these 3, but curious about other channels like LinkedIn and even focusing more on X. Haven't been super focused on X lately since the above has been working and I've been putting most of my energy into improving the product. > > Improving our conversion rate across our funnel and our retention our top priorities right now. Original post: https://x.com/ThePresellsGuy/status/2093405954859761989 ### Tom Benattar (@TomBenattar), August 28, 2026 > Good product with a good founder. And trust me, I know a little bit this space > > Probably posted 10,000 comments on Reddit in the last 12 months Original post: https://x.com/TomBenattar/status/2093326474484887843 ### Arnaud Belinga (@ArnaudBelingaCX), August 18, 2026 > I tested 20+ Reddit tools. > > I always got disappointed. > > Then I tried Bazzly, loved it and got features I wanted within 2 hours by asking the support ⚡ > > I shared it in a lead magnet, nobody cared. > > Meanwhile I get clients from Reddit every week because of it. Original post: https://x.com/ArnaudBelingaCX/status/2089714182920774080 ### Koustubh Lapate (@koustubh018), June 5, 2026 > Got a paid customer from sending DMs on Reddit. > > Thanks @FilipPanoski for such wonderful tips and strategies... Original post: https://x.com/koustubh018/status/2062823964033040652 ### AdrienBrb (@adrien_brbr), March 11, 2026 > Got 8 users yesterday! > > That was my biggest journey so far! > > All organic: posting 3x a week on Indiehackers and Reddit > > Also started using Bazzly from @FilipPanoski for the Reddit game: finding leads + spotting high-SEO posts to comment on. Well done mate, this thing is a game changer! Original post: https://x.com/adrien_brbr/status/2031657162108199082 ### Michael → building chrome extensions (@_alphashark_), February 24, 2026 > @FilipPanoski love your product so far well done 💪🔥 Original post: https://x.com/_alphashark_/status/2026246197460320299 ### Ibra Saadi 🔍 (@ibraheemmsaady), January 28, 2026 > @FilipPanoski Love this. Well deserved my man. Bazzly is a great product. Let’s see that line going up 🚀 Original post: https://x.com/ibraheemmsaady/status/2016599690632986797 ### Stuart, saasyDB (@WhoWorksThere), January 23, 2026 > Bazzly is a good product, check it out of if you want to monitor Reddit for your keywords and competitors (and you should want to) Original post: https://x.com/WhoWorksThere/status/2014684477679689808 ### Thomas Sanlis 🥐 (@T_Zahil), June 16, 2025 > @FilipPanoski I'm one of them 👀 great product and execution Filip, I feel like I've just spotted a nugget ahah, can't wait to see your official launch! Original post: https://x.com/T_Zahil/status/1934514348245823527 ### jeeiee (@JiteshGhanchi), June 13, 2025 > Bazzly is a lifesaver 👌 > > I used to waste hours every day on Reddit with little to show. Now, it finds the best posts where my audience hangs out and even gives me replies. I just edit and post. boom, real users in no time. Original post: https://x.com/JiteshGhanchi/status/1933670174114394426 ### Bill (@billy_v), June 13, 2025 > Bazzly is a great app. > > It solves a real, meaningful problem. > > I know Filip personally as well, and everything he touches is high quality. > > The app is confirmation of this. Original post: https://x.com/billy_v/status/1933550721384804863 ### Karan from Boringlaunch (@gamifyKaran), June 13, 2025 > Reddit is a goldmine for business and Bazzly made it super easy to tap into valuable opportunities fast! Original post: https://x.com/gamifyKaran/status/1933519372309717394 ## How this page is put together - **Linked to the source.** Every review posted on X carries the URL of the post it came from. Open it to see the author, the date and the replies. A review sent to us directly is marked and links to its author's LinkedIn profile instead. - **Quoted in full.** Every post appears on this page as it was written, start to finish, including the lines about other tools. A long post shown shorter at the top is marked as an excerpt, and its full text is in the list below. - **No ratings added.** Nobody gave these posts a star score, so the page does not show one. The words and the link are the evidence. ## FAQ ### Are these Bazzly reviews real? Yes. Every review on this page was written by the person named next to it. Most are public posts on X and link to the original post, so you can open it and read it where it was published, with its author and date. A review sent to the Bazzly team directly is marked as such and links to its author's LinkedIn profile. ### Are the reviews edited? No. Each post is quoted in full, as it was written, including the parts that talk about other tools. Only attached images and link formatting are left out. A long post may also be shown as a marked excerpt at the top of the page, and its full text is always further down. ### Why is there no star rating? These are posts people chose to write on X, and X posts have no star score. Bazzly shows the words and the source instead of attaching a rating nobody gave. ### How do I leave a review of Bazzly? Post about your experience on X or LinkedIn. On X, tag @bazzlyai or @FilipPanoski. On LinkedIn, tag Filip Panoski (linkedin.com/in/filip-panoski). You can also email support@bazzly.ai. Public posts are added to this page with a link to the original. ## Related - Case studies and research from Bazzly's own data: https://bazzly.ai/case-studies - Pricing: https://bazzly.ai/pricing --- # Compare: Bazzly vs ReplyGuy Keyword monitoring across the web, AI-suggested replies, and purchased Reddit accounts you post from yourself. **Best for:** Teams that want broad keyword monitoring beyond Reddit and are comfortable running purchased accounts themselves. ## The short answer ReplyGuy is the wider net: it watches keywords across several platforms and hands you accounts to reply from. Bazzly is the deeper Reddit engine: it posts through accounts it operates and warms itself, adds upvotes, targets threads that rank on Google, and can run the whole loop on Autopilot. Pick by whether you want breadth or done-for-you Reddit. ## Side by side | | Bazzly | ReplyGuy | | --- | --- | --- | | Who posts the comment | Aged, warmed-up accounts Bazzly operates, or your own account through the browser extension | You post, from purchased accounts ReplyGuy sends you; auto-replies on higher tiers | | Hands-off Autopilot | Yes: finds, drafts, posts and upvotes on its own, with a daily pace and a relevance threshold | Auto-replies on higher tiers | | Threads ranking on Google | Yes: threads ranking on Google for your searches are surfaced and prioritised | Not a focus | | Lead DMs | Yes: AI-drafted, sent from your own account through the extension | No | | Upvotes | Yes: 0.2 credits each, including a Rank #1 mode | No | | MCP and API | MCP server (Streamable HTTP), REST API, OpenAPI spec, one-click connect for Claude Code, Codex and Cursor | No public MCP or API listed | | Starting price | $199/month with 170 credits, 7-day free trial | From $39/month | ## How comments get posted ReplyGuy suggests a reply and, on lower tiers, leaves the posting to you from Reddit accounts it emails you after signup; higher tiers add auto-replies. Bazzly posts the comment for you through an aged account from its own fleet, scheduled into a natural time slot, or from your own account through the browser extension when you want the history on your profile. ## Account safety and removed comments A purchased account arrives with an unknown history and, once it is yours, any ban is yours too. Bazzly keeps its fleet active with ordinary browsing and commenting, never uses the same account twice in a thread, retires accounts that pick up bans, and refunds a comment that is removed within 48 hours of posting. ## Finding the right threads ReplyGuy's strength is keyword coverage across many sites. Bazzly stays on Reddit and goes deeper: it scores every post against your product profile with a fit percentage and a classification, and it runs a set of Google searches to surface the Reddit threads already ranking for what your customers type, so one reply keeps sending traffic for months. ## Running it hands-off ReplyGuy's auto-replies on higher tiers post suggested replies for you. Bazzly's Autopilot chooses the thread above your relevance threshold, drafts, posts through a warmed-up account, adds upvotes and pauses itself when credits run low or a draft would contain a link, all within a daily pace you set. ## Leads and DMs ReplyGuy does not do outreach. Bazzly turns the author of every matching post into a lead, drafts a DM from your template, and the extension sends it from your own account with human-like pacing and duplicate protection. ## Working with AI agents ReplyGuy lists no MCP server or public API. Bazzly exposes every action as MCP tools and REST endpoints, with one-click connect for Claude Code, Codex and Cursor and an OpenAPI spec, so an agent can run the whole workflow. ## What ReplyGuy does well - Monitors many platforms, not only Reddit - Low entry price with generous keyword and project counts on higher tiers - Sentiment analysis and notifications ## Where Bazzly differs - Bazzly never hands you accounts to operate. Comments go out through a fleet of aged accounts that Bazzly warms, rotates and retires, so the account risk stays with Bazzly rather than in your inbox. - Bazzly prioritises threads that rank on Google and get cited by AI assistants, so one comment keeps sending traffic for months. - Bazzly turns matching posts into leads with AI-drafted DMs, sent from your own account through the extension. - Bazzly exposes everything as MCP tools and a REST API, so Claude Code, Codex or Cursor can run the whole workflow. ## Which one to choose - **Choose ReplyGuy if:** You mainly need monitoring across several platforms and are happy to manage purchased accounts and posting yourself. - **Choose Bazzly if:** You want the posting handled for you through accounts you never touch, plus Google-ranking threads, DMs and agent access. ## Pricing compared - **ReplyGuy:** Analyst $39/month, Pro $49/month (100 replies), Business $99/month, Enterprise $199/month, Agency $499/month. Purchased Reddit accounts are delivered after signup. - **Bazzly:** $199/month with 170 credits, 7-day free trial. Full details at https://bazzly.ai/pricing. ReplyGuy is cheaper per month; Bazzly's $199/month includes the accounts, the posting, upvotes and Autopilot, with 170 credits covering 17 warmed-account comments and unlimited free comments from your own account. ## Switching to Bazzly 1. **Paste your product URL.** Bazzly reads the page and builds the profile: description, audience, pain points, keywords, subreddits and Google searches. Two minutes, no keyword research. 2. **Bring what you already know.** Add the subreddits and searches that worked for you elsewhere under Project Settings, and paste any reply guidelines into the AI reply instructions so drafts sound like you from day one. 3. **Post the first comment yourself.** Open Opportunities, draft a reply, and post it through a warmed-up account. Watch it in the Reply Queue until it is live, then check the fit of the next few before trusting the threshold. 4. **Turn on Autopilot.** Start at Moderate pace and the Very Relevant threshold, switch on upvotes, and let it run. Connect your AI agent from API & MCP if you want to drive it from Claude Code, Codex or Cursor. ## FAQ ### Does ReplyGuy post for you? On lower tiers it suggests replies that you post yourself, from Reddit accounts it sends you after signup. Higher tiers add auto-replies. Bazzly posts through accounts it operates and warms itself, so you never hold or manage an account. ### Is a purchased Reddit account safe to post from? Purchased accounts vary in age, history and IP hygiene, and any ban lands on the account you were given. Bazzly keeps its fleet active with ordinary browsing and commenting, rotates which account posts where, and retires any that pick up a ban, so a removed comment is refunded rather than becoming your problem. ### Which is cheaper? ReplyGuy starts lower per month. Bazzly is $199/month including 170 credits, where a warmed-account comment costs 10 credits and posting from your own account through the extension is free. Compare on what each comment costs you in time and account risk, not only the subscription. ### Can I use ReplyGuy for platforms other than Reddit and Bazzly for Reddit? Yes, and some teams do. ReplyGuy covers the wider web; Bazzly handles Reddit end to end, including posting, upvotes, Google-ranking threads and DMs. ### Is there a free trial? Bazzly has a 7-day free trial with credits for warmed-account posting and full API and MCP access. ReplyGuy lists monthly and yearly plans; check its site for current trial terms. ## Other comparisons - [Bazzly vs Engain](https://bazzly.ai/compare/engain) - [Bazzly vs CrowdReply](https://bazzly.ai/compare/crowdreply) - [Bazzly vs RedReach](https://bazzly.ai/compare/redreach) - [Bazzly vs RedShip](https://bazzly.ai/compare/redship) - [Bazzly vs MediaFast](https://bazzly.ai/compare/mediafast) - [Bazzly vs Linkeddit](https://bazzly.ai/compare/linkeddit) - [Bazzly vs Replymer](https://bazzly.ai/compare/replymer) - [Bazzly vs ReplyAgent](https://bazzly.ai/compare/replyagent) - [Bazzly vs Beno](https://bazzly.ai/compare/beno) - [Bazzly vs F5Bot](https://bazzly.ai/compare/f5bot) - [Bazzly vs KWatch.io](https://bazzly.ai/compare/kwatch) - [Bazzly vs Syften](https://bazzly.ai/compare/syften) - [Bazzly vs Brand24](https://bazzly.ai/compare/brand24) - [Bazzly vs Leadverse](https://bazzly.ai/compare/leadverse) ReplyGuy details were checked on its public site in September 2026. Bazzly is not affiliated with ReplyGuy. All comparisons: https://bazzly.ai/compare --- # Compare: Bazzly vs Engain Comments and upvotes posted through Engain's own pool of aged accounts, managed as campaigns from a dashboard. **Best for:** Agencies and brands that want to buy comment and upvote volume across many threads and manage it as campaigns. ## The short answer Engain and Bazzly both post through accounts you never touch, so the comparison comes down to account quality and relevance. In our testing, comments through Engain were removed far more often, and Engain is organised around campaign volume rather than fit. Bazzly scores every thread, runs hands-off within a relevance threshold, and refunds removed comments. ## Side by side | | Bazzly | Engain | | --- | --- | --- | | Who posts the comment | Aged, warmed-up accounts Bazzly operates, or your own account through the browser extension | Engain's pool of accounts | | Hands-off Autopilot | Yes: finds, drafts, posts and upvotes on its own, with a daily pace and a relevance threshold | Campaigns and scheduling; no relevance-gated Autopilot | | Threads ranking on Google | Yes: threads ranking on Google for your searches are surfaced and prioritised | High-traffic thread discovery | | Lead DMs | Yes: AI-drafted, sent from your own account through the extension | No | | Upvotes | Yes: 0.2 credits each, including a Rank #1 mode | Yes, $0.10 each | | MCP and API | MCP server (Streamable HTTP), REST API, OpenAPI spec, one-click connect for Claude Code, Codex and Cursor | API available | | Starting price | $199/month with 170 credits, 7-day free trial | From $199/month | ## How comments get posted Both tools post through pooled aged accounts, so neither needs your Reddit login for comments. Engain sells comments, posts and upvotes as campaign actions from a dashboard. Bazzly posts one comment per thread through an account it warms itself, scheduled into a natural slot, and also supports posting from your own account through the extension. ## Account safety and removed comments In our own testing, comments posted through Engain's network were removed far more often than through the aged accounts Bazzly warms and operates itself. Account quality is the whole game on Reddit: Bazzly keeps its fleet active with ordinary activity, rotates which account posts where, retires banned accounts, and refunds a comment removed within 48 hours plus any undelivered upvotes. ## Finding the right threads Engain surfaces high-traffic threads and tracks brand and competitor mentions. Bazzly scores every post against your product profile before anything is drafted, shows the fit percentage and classification, and runs Google searches to find the Reddit threads that already rank for your customers' queries, where a single comment keeps working for months. ## Running it hands-off Engain runs campaigns with scheduling. Bazzly's Autopilot decides per thread: it only engages above your relevance threshold, drafts in your voice, posts through a warmed-up account, adds upvotes, and pauses itself when credits run low or a draft would contain a link. You set the pace from one to several comments a day. ## Leads and DMs Engain identifies prospects from conversations but does not send DMs. Bazzly turns matching posters into leads, drafts a DM from your template, and the extension sends it from your own account with pacing and duplicate protection. ## Working with AI agents Engain offers an API. Bazzly offers an MCP server and a REST API with an OpenAPI spec, plus one-click connect for Claude Code, Codex and Cursor, and help-center and feedback tools so an agent can answer questions and report gaps on its own. ## What Engain does well - Comments, posts and upvotes from one dashboard - Brand and competitor mention tracking - Team seats and a dedicated Slack channel on higher tiers ## Where Bazzly differs - In our own testing, comments posted through Engain's network were removed far more often than through the aged accounts Bazzly warms and operates itself. Account quality is the whole game on Reddit, which is why Bazzly runs its own fleet. - Bazzly refunds a warmed-account comment automatically when it is removed within 48 hours, and refunds undelivered upvotes. - Bazzly is built around relevance: every post is scored against your product before anything is drafted, and Autopilot only engages above your threshold. Engain is organised around traffic and campaigns. - Bazzly adds lead DMs from your own account, and an MCP server and API for agents. ## Which one to choose - **Choose Engain if:** You want to buy raw comment and upvote volume across many brands and run it as campaigns with a team. - **Choose Bazzly if:** You care about comments staying up, replies that fit the thread, and a hands-off Autopilot that spends credits only on strong matches. ## Pricing compared - **Engain:** Lite $199/month with $100 of credits ($10 per comment, $20 per post, $0.10 per upvote), Pro $299/month, Max $449/month. Annual billing available. - **Bazzly:** $199/month with 170 credits, 7-day free trial. Full details at https://bazzly.ai/pricing. Same entry price. Engain Lite includes about ten comments; Bazzly's 170 credits cover 17 warmed-account comments, own-account comments are free, and removed comments are refunded. ## Switching to Bazzly 1. **Paste your product URL.** Bazzly reads the page and builds the profile: description, audience, pain points, keywords, subreddits and Google searches. Two minutes, no keyword research. 2. **Bring what you already know.** Add the subreddits and searches that worked for you elsewhere under Project Settings, and paste any reply guidelines into the AI reply instructions so drafts sound like you from day one. 3. **Post the first comment yourself.** Open Opportunities, draft a reply, and post it through a warmed-up account. Watch it in the Reply Queue until it is live, then check the fit of the next few before trusting the threshold. 4. **Turn on Autopilot.** Start at Moderate pace and the Very Relevant threshold, switch on upvotes, and let it run. Connect your AI agent from API & MCP if you want to drive it from Claude Code, Codex or Cursor. ## FAQ ### Why does Bazzly say Engain's comments get removed? Because we tested it and measured the removal rate. Comments posted through Engain's accounts were removed markedly more often than comments through the aged accounts Bazzly warms and operates itself. That is why Bazzly runs its own fleet and refunds removed comments within 48 hours. ### Do both post through accounts I never touch? Yes. Neither requires your own Reddit account for comments. The difference is who the accounts belong to and how they are kept healthy: Bazzly warms its fleet continuously with normal activity, rotates which account posts where, and retires banned ones. ### How do prices compare per comment? Engain Lite is $199/month with $100 of credits at $10 per comment, so about ten comments before top-ups. Bazzly is $199/month with 170 credits at 10 credits per warmed-account comment, so 17 comments included, and posting from your own account through the extension costs nothing. ### Can I get a refund when a comment is removed? On Bazzly, yes, automatically: a warmed-account comment removed within 48 hours of posting is refunded, and undelivered upvotes are always refunded. Check Engain's terms for its policy. ### Which is better for an agency with several clients? Both support multiple brands. Engain sells team seats and a Slack channel on higher tiers. Bazzly runs one project per client with separate settings and credits, free teammates, and an API and MCP for reporting and automation. ## Other comparisons - [Bazzly vs ReplyGuy](https://bazzly.ai/compare/replyguy) - [Bazzly vs CrowdReply](https://bazzly.ai/compare/crowdreply) - [Bazzly vs RedReach](https://bazzly.ai/compare/redreach) - [Bazzly vs RedShip](https://bazzly.ai/compare/redship) - [Bazzly vs MediaFast](https://bazzly.ai/compare/mediafast) - [Bazzly vs Linkeddit](https://bazzly.ai/compare/linkeddit) - [Bazzly vs Replymer](https://bazzly.ai/compare/replymer) - [Bazzly vs ReplyAgent](https://bazzly.ai/compare/replyagent) - [Bazzly vs Beno](https://bazzly.ai/compare/beno) - [Bazzly vs F5Bot](https://bazzly.ai/compare/f5bot) - [Bazzly vs KWatch.io](https://bazzly.ai/compare/kwatch) - [Bazzly vs Syften](https://bazzly.ai/compare/syften) - [Bazzly vs Brand24](https://bazzly.ai/compare/brand24) - [Bazzly vs Leadverse](https://bazzly.ai/compare/leadverse) Engain details were checked on its public site in September 2026. Bazzly is not affiliated with Engain. All comparisons: https://bazzly.ai/compare --- # Compare: Bazzly vs CrowdReply AI answer-engine visibility tracking, with Reddit engagement through community profiles and a backlink marketplace. **Best for:** Brands whose main goal is showing up in AI answers and who want monitoring, engagement and backlinks in one subscription. ## The short answer CrowdReply is an AI-visibility product with Reddit engagement as one module; Bazzly is a Reddit product that happens to be one of the best ways into AI answers, because it targets the threads those answers cite. If you want dashboards on how ChatGPT mentions you, CrowdReply measures that. If you want comments that stay live on the right threads, Bazzly does that. ## Side by side | | Bazzly | CrowdReply | | --- | --- | --- | | Who posts the comment | Aged, warmed-up accounts Bazzly operates, or your own account through the browser extension | CrowdReply's community profiles | | Hands-off Autopilot | Yes: finds, drafts, posts and upvotes on its own, with a daily pace and a relevance threshold | No relevance-gated Autopilot | | Threads ranking on Google | Yes: threads ranking on Google for your searches are surfaced and prioritised | Citation source tracking for AI answers | | Lead DMs | Yes: AI-drafted, sent from your own account through the extension | No | | Upvotes | Yes: 0.2 credits each, including a Rank #1 mode | Yes, paid per action | | MCP and API | MCP server (Streamable HTTP), REST API, OpenAPI spec, one-click connect for Claude Code, Codex and Cursor | MCP server and API | | Starting price | $199/month with 170 credits, 7-day free trial | From $79/month plus per-comment fees | ## How comments get posted CrowdReply's Engagement Engine posts responses through community profiles on your behalf and charges per comment on top of the subscription. Bazzly posts through aged accounts it warms and operates itself, priced in credits that are included in the plan, and also supports your own account through the extension. ## Account safety and removed comments In our own testing, comments posted through CrowdReply's profiles were removed far more often than through Bazzly's own fleet. Bazzly keeps its accounts active with normal activity, never reuses an account in a thread, and refunds a comment removed within 48 hours as well as any undelivered upvotes. ## Finding the right threads CrowdReply tracks which sources AI models cite and which prompts mention you. Bazzly approaches the same goal from the thread side: it finds the Reddit posts ranking on Google for your searches, scores every new post for fit, and its Brand Signals feature tracks Reddit mentions of you and your competitors with sentiment. ## Running it hands-off CrowdReply is monitoring-first; engagement is a manual step you trigger. Bazzly's Autopilot finds, drafts, posts and upvotes on its own within your pace and relevance threshold, and pauses itself on low credits or link-containing drafts. ## Leads and DMs CrowdReply does not do DMs. Bazzly turns matching posters into leads, drafts DMs from your template, and sends them from your own account through the extension with pacing and duplicate checks. ## Working with AI agents Both offer an MCP server and an API. Bazzly adds one-click connect for Claude Code, Codex and Cursor, an OpenAPI spec, and help-center and feedback tools the agent can use on its own. ## What CrowdReply does well - AI answer-engine visibility tracking across several models - Prompt tracking and citation source intelligence - Backlink marketplace alongside Reddit engagement ## Where Bazzly differs - In our own testing, comments posted through CrowdReply's profiles were removed far more often than through the aged accounts Bazzly warms and operates itself. Account quality is the whole game on Reddit, which is why Bazzly runs its own fleet. - Bazzly is a Reddit product first: continuous subreddit monitoring, fit scoring, AI drafts in your voice, and a hands-off Autopilot. CrowdReply's core is AI visibility reporting, with Reddit engagement as one module. - Bazzly includes lead DMs and Google-ranking thread targeting, and refunds removed comments and undelivered upvotes automatically. - Bazzly's free trial includes posting; CrowdReply's trial excludes the Engagement Engine. ## Which one to choose - **Choose CrowdReply if:** Your priority is measuring AI answer visibility and buying backlinks, with Reddit engagement as an add-on. - **Choose Bazzly if:** Your priority is comments that stay live on the right Reddit threads, run hands-off, with leads and agent access. ## Pricing compared - **CrowdReply:** Starter $79/month ($10 per comment, $25 per thread), Growth $239/month, Enterprise from $399/month. 7-day trial without the Engagement Engine; 30-day money-back guarantee. - **Bazzly:** $199/month with 170 credits, 7-day free trial. Full details at https://bazzly.ai/pricing. CrowdReply's subscription is lower but every comment is a separate $7 to $10 charge; Bazzly's $199/month includes 170 credits, 17 warmed-account comments, with refunds on removal. ## Switching to Bazzly 1. **Paste your product URL.** Bazzly reads the page and builds the profile: description, audience, pain points, keywords, subreddits and Google searches. Two minutes, no keyword research. 2. **Bring what you already know.** Add the subreddits and searches that worked for you elsewhere under Project Settings, and paste any reply guidelines into the AI reply instructions so drafts sound like you from day one. 3. **Post the first comment yourself.** Open Opportunities, draft a reply, and post it through a warmed-up account. Watch it in the Reply Queue until it is live, then check the fit of the next few before trusting the threshold. 4. **Turn on Autopilot.** Start at Moderate pace and the Very Relevant threshold, switch on upvotes, and let it run. Connect your AI agent from API & MCP if you want to drive it from Claude Code, Codex or Cursor. ## FAQ ### Why does Bazzly say CrowdReply's comments get removed? Because we tested it and measured the removal rate. Comments posted through its profiles were removed markedly more often than through the aged accounts Bazzly warms and operates itself. That is why Bazzly runs its own fleet and refunds removed comments within 48 hours. ### Does CrowdReply cover AI visibility better than Bazzly? CrowdReply tracks brand mentions across several AI models as its core feature. Bazzly approaches the same goal from the other side: it gets your product into the Reddit threads that rank on Google and that AI assistants cite, and its Brand Signals feature tracks Reddit mentions of you and your competitors. ### Can I try posting on the trial? Bazzly's 7-day trial includes 5 credits for warmed-account posting and full API and MCP access. CrowdReply's trial covers tracking but not the Engagement Engine. ### What does a comment actually cost on each? CrowdReply charges $10 per comment on Starter, on top of $79/month. Bazzly charges 10 credits per warmed-account comment from the 170 credits included in $199/month, and refunds it if the comment is removed within 48 hours. ### Do I need backlinks as well? Backlinks are a separate SEO lever. Bazzly does not sell them; it puts your product into Reddit threads that already rank and get cited, which is a different route to the same visibility. CrowdReply bundles a backlink marketplace if you want both in one place. ## Other comparisons - [Bazzly vs ReplyGuy](https://bazzly.ai/compare/replyguy) - [Bazzly vs Engain](https://bazzly.ai/compare/engain) - [Bazzly vs RedReach](https://bazzly.ai/compare/redreach) - [Bazzly vs RedShip](https://bazzly.ai/compare/redship) - [Bazzly vs MediaFast](https://bazzly.ai/compare/mediafast) - [Bazzly vs Linkeddit](https://bazzly.ai/compare/linkeddit) - [Bazzly vs Replymer](https://bazzly.ai/compare/replymer) - [Bazzly vs ReplyAgent](https://bazzly.ai/compare/replyagent) - [Bazzly vs Beno](https://bazzly.ai/compare/beno) - [Bazzly vs F5Bot](https://bazzly.ai/compare/f5bot) - [Bazzly vs KWatch.io](https://bazzly.ai/compare/kwatch) - [Bazzly vs Syften](https://bazzly.ai/compare/syften) - [Bazzly vs Brand24](https://bazzly.ai/compare/brand24) - [Bazzly vs Leadverse](https://bazzly.ai/compare/leadverse) CrowdReply details were checked on its public site in September 2026. Bazzly is not affiliated with CrowdReply. All comparisons: https://bazzly.ai/compare --- # Compare: Bazzly vs RedReach AI-filtered Reddit opportunities with suggested replies you post from your own account, plus an auto-DM tool. **Best for:** Founders who want an affordable feed of relevant posts and are willing to post from their own account. ## The short answer RedReach is a good, inexpensive opportunity feed that deliberately stops short of posting for you. Bazzly starts where RedReach stops: it posts through warmed-up accounts, adds upvotes and runs on Autopilot. If you are happy replying by hand from your own account, RedReach is the leaner buy; if you want the replies to go out without you, Bazzly is built for that. ## Side by side | | Bazzly | RedReach | | --- | --- | --- | | Who posts the comment | Aged, warmed-up accounts Bazzly operates, or your own account through the browser extension | You post from your own account; the tool drafts or suggests | | Hands-off Autopilot | Yes: finds, drafts, posts and upvotes on its own, with a daily pace and a relevance threshold | No, by design | | Threads ranking on Google | Yes: threads ranking on Google for your searches are surfaced and prioritised | Yes, identifies Google-ranking posts | | Lead DMs | Yes: AI-drafted, sent from your own account through the extension | Yes, auto-DM tool | | Upvotes | Yes: 0.2 credits each, including a Rank #1 mode | No | | MCP and API | MCP server (Streamable HTTP), REST API, OpenAPI spec, one-click connect for Claude Code, Codex and Cursor | Not listed | | Starting price | $199/month with 170 credits, 7-day free trial | From $19/month | ## How comments get posted RedReach suggests a reply and you post it from your own Reddit account; it avoids automated posting on purpose. Bazzly posts through aged accounts it operates, scheduled to look natural, and can also post from your own account through the extension when you want the comment on your profile. ## Account safety and removed comments With RedReach every comment carries your own account's risk, which is why it stresses good conduct. Bazzly keeps your account out of it: its fleet is warmed continuously, one account per thread, banned accounts retired, and a comment removed within 48 hours is refunded. When you do post from your own account, the extension checks its age and karma first and warns before a risky send. ## Finding the right threads Both find posts ranking on Google. RedReach reads your site and competitors to filter high-intent posts and alerts you by email, Slack, Telegram or webhook. Bazzly scores every post with a fit percentage and classification, runs Google searches per project to surface ranking threads with position and traffic estimates, and lets you tune the threshold and classifications. ## Running it hands-off RedReach has no Autopilot by design. Bazzly's Autopilot finds, drafts, posts through a warmed-up account and upvotes on its own within a daily pace and a relevance threshold, and pauses itself when credits run low or a draft would contain a link. ## Leads and DMs Both do DMs. RedReach offers an auto-DM tool with CRM integration. Bazzly derives leads from the posts it scores, drafts each DM from your template with the person's own words, and sends from your account through the extension with pacing, duplicate protection and an account-health check. ## Working with AI agents RedReach does not list an MCP server or API. Bazzly exposes the whole loop over MCP and REST with an OpenAPI spec and one-click connect for Claude Code, Codex and Cursor. ## What RedReach does well - Low price with a short trial pass - Good alerting options, including Slack and webhooks - Identifies Reddit posts ranking on Google ## Where Bazzly differs - RedReach posts nothing for you; every comment goes from your own account, with the ban risk that implies. Bazzly posts through warmed-up accounts it operates, and also supports own-account posting through the extension when you prefer it. - Bazzly's Autopilot runs the whole loop hands-off, including upvotes to keep the comment visible. RedReach avoids automation by design. - Bazzly refunds removed comments and undelivered upvotes, and prices posting per comment rather than per seat. - Bazzly ships an MCP server and REST API with one-click connect for Claude Code, Codex and Cursor. ## Which one to choose - **Choose RedReach if:** You want a cheap, well-filtered opportunity feed and intend to reply manually from your own account. - **Choose Bazzly if:** You want the replies posted for you, hands-off if you like, without putting your own account at risk. ## Pricing compared - **RedReach:** Starter $19/month, Growth $39/month, Pro $79/month, plus a $12 three-day pass. Prices from third-party listings; the site says plans are affordable with a money-back guarantee. - **Bazzly:** $199/month with 170 credits, 7-day free trial. Full details at https://bazzly.ai/pricing. RedReach is a fraction of the price because it does not post; Bazzly's $199/month buys the accounts, the posting, upvotes and Autopilot. ## Switching to Bazzly 1. **Paste your product URL.** Bazzly reads the page and builds the profile: description, audience, pain points, keywords, subreddits and Google searches. Two minutes, no keyword research. 2. **Bring what you already know.** Add the subreddits and searches that worked for you elsewhere under Project Settings, and paste any reply guidelines into the AI reply instructions so drafts sound like you from day one. 3. **Post the first comment yourself.** Open Opportunities, draft a reply, and post it through a warmed-up account. Watch it in the Reply Queue until it is live, then check the fit of the next few before trusting the threshold. 4. **Turn on Autopilot.** Start at Moderate pace and the Very Relevant threshold, switch on upvotes, and let it run. Connect your AI agent from API & MCP if you want to drive it from Claude Code, Codex or Cursor. ## FAQ ### Does RedReach post comments for me? No. It suggests replies and you post them from your own Reddit account. Bazzly can post through its own warmed-up accounts, so your account is never involved, or from your account through the extension if you choose. ### Is RedReach cheaper? Per month, yes: it starts at $19. Bazzly is $199/month and includes the posting, the accounts, the upvotes and Autopilot. If you plan to reply manually from your own account, RedReach is the leaner tool. ### Which finds Google-ranking threads? Both. RedReach lists Reddit posts ranking on Google; Bazzly runs a set of Google searches per project, surfaces the ranking threads under a Top-Ranked tab with position and traffic estimates, and lets Autopilot reply to them. ### Is it safe to reply from my own account? It can be, if the account is aged, has karma, and you keep replies helpful and link-free. That is what RedReach relies on. Bazzly removes the question for comments by using its own accounts, and when you post from yours through the extension it checks age and karma first. ### Can I use both? You could, but the overlap is large: both find and score posts. The decision is really whether you want the posting done for you, which only Bazzly does. ## Other comparisons - [Bazzly vs ReplyGuy](https://bazzly.ai/compare/replyguy) - [Bazzly vs Engain](https://bazzly.ai/compare/engain) - [Bazzly vs CrowdReply](https://bazzly.ai/compare/crowdreply) - [Bazzly vs RedShip](https://bazzly.ai/compare/redship) - [Bazzly vs MediaFast](https://bazzly.ai/compare/mediafast) - [Bazzly vs Linkeddit](https://bazzly.ai/compare/linkeddit) - [Bazzly vs Replymer](https://bazzly.ai/compare/replymer) - [Bazzly vs ReplyAgent](https://bazzly.ai/compare/replyagent) - [Bazzly vs Beno](https://bazzly.ai/compare/beno) - [Bazzly vs F5Bot](https://bazzly.ai/compare/f5bot) - [Bazzly vs KWatch.io](https://bazzly.ai/compare/kwatch) - [Bazzly vs Syften](https://bazzly.ai/compare/syften) - [Bazzly vs Brand24](https://bazzly.ai/compare/brand24) - [Bazzly vs Leadverse](https://bazzly.ai/compare/leadverse) RedReach details were checked on its public site in September 2026. Bazzly is not affiliated with RedReach. All comparisons: https://bazzly.ai/compare --- # Compare: Bazzly vs RedShip Reddit monitoring, competitor alerts, Google-ranking threads and AI visibility reports, with replies you post yourself. **Best for:** Founders who want monitoring and a weekly list of threads to answer themselves, at a low fixed price. ## The short answer RedShip is a well-priced monitor and thread finder that leaves every reply to you. Bazzly covers the same discovery and then does the work: posting through warmed-up accounts, upvotes, DMs and Autopilot. If your bottleneck is knowing where to reply, RedShip solves it cheaply; if your bottleneck is actually replying every day, Bazzly removes it. ## Side by side | | Bazzly | RedShip | | --- | --- | --- | | Who posts the comment | Aged, warmed-up accounts Bazzly operates, or your own account through the browser extension | You post from your own account; the tool drafts or suggests | | Hands-off Autopilot | Yes: finds, drafts, posts and upvotes on its own, with a daily pace and a relevance threshold | No, by design | | Threads ranking on Google | Yes: threads ranking on Google for your searches are surfaced and prioritised | Yes, weekly scan of ranking threads | | Lead DMs | Yes: AI-drafted, sent from your own account through the extension | No, by design | | Upvotes | Yes: 0.2 credits each, including a Rank #1 mode | No | | MCP and API | MCP server (Streamable HTTP), REST API, OpenAPI spec, one-click connect for Claude Code, Codex and Cursor | Not listed | | Starting price | $199/month with 170 credits, 7-day free trial | From $29/month | ## How comments get posted RedShip drafts a suggestion and you post from your own account; it avoids auto-posting and DMs on purpose. Bazzly posts the comment for you through an aged account it warms itself, or from your own account through the extension, and adds upvotes so the comment is seen. ## Account safety and removed comments On RedShip the account risk is yours, because the account is yours. Bazzly keeps a fleet it warms continuously, uses one account per thread, retires banned accounts, refunds comments removed within 48 hours, and checks your own account's age and karma before an own-account send. ## Finding the right threads Both find Reddit threads ranking on Google. RedShip runs a weekly scan and adds competitor complaint and comparison alerts plus a weekly AI visibility report. Bazzly scores every post continuously with a fit percentage and classification, shows Google position and estimated traffic for ranking threads, and tracks brand and competitor mentions with sentiment in Brand Signals. ## Running it hands-off RedShip has no Autopilot by design. Bazzly's Autopilot picks threads above your relevance threshold, drafts, posts, upvotes and pauses itself on low credits or link-containing drafts, at a pace you choose. ## Leads and DMs RedShip does not do DMs by design. Bazzly turns matching posters into leads with AI-drafted DMs sent from your own account through the extension. ## Working with AI agents RedShip lists no agent integrations. Bazzly has an MCP server and REST API with an OpenAPI spec and one-click connect for Claude Code, Codex and Cursor. ## What RedShip does well - Inexpensive, with a one-time pass to try - Competitor complaint and comparison alerts - Weekly AI visibility report ## Where Bazzly differs - RedShip stops at the draft. Bazzly posts the comment, through warmed-up accounts or your own via the extension, and can run the whole loop on Autopilot. - Bazzly adds upvotes so the comment stays visible, and refunds when a comment is removed or upvotes are not delivered. - Bazzly turns matching posters into leads with AI-drafted DMs; RedShip does not do DMs by design. - Bazzly has an MCP server and REST API; RedShip does not list agent integrations. ## Which one to choose - **Choose RedShip if:** You want an affordable monitor and thread finder and prefer to write and post every reply yourself. - **Choose Bazzly if:** You want the posting and ranking done for you, and leads and agent access on top. ## Pricing compared - **RedShip:** Founder $29/month (1 site, 10 keywords), Company $49/month (3 sites, 30 keywords); a $12 fifteen-day pass is offered. - **Bazzly:** $199/month with 170 credits, 7-day free trial. Full details at https://bazzly.ai/pricing. RedShip costs less because it does less: no accounts, posting, upvotes or DMs. Bazzly's $199/month covers the fleet and 170 credits of posting. ## Switching to Bazzly 1. **Paste your product URL.** Bazzly reads the page and builds the profile: description, audience, pain points, keywords, subreddits and Google searches. Two minutes, no keyword research. 2. **Bring what you already know.** Add the subreddits and searches that worked for you elsewhere under Project Settings, and paste any reply guidelines into the AI reply instructions so drafts sound like you from day one. 3. **Post the first comment yourself.** Open Opportunities, draft a reply, and post it through a warmed-up account. Watch it in the Reply Queue until it is live, then check the fit of the next few before trusting the threshold. 4. **Turn on Autopilot.** Start at Moderate pace and the Very Relevant threshold, switch on upvotes, and let it run. Connect your AI agent from API & MCP if you want to drive it from Claude Code, Codex or Cursor. ## FAQ ### Is RedShip an alternative to Bazzly? For monitoring and finding threads, yes. For posting, no: RedShip leaves the reply to you, while Bazzly posts through warmed-up accounts, adds upvotes, and can run hands-off on Autopilot. ### Which is better for SEO threads? Both find Reddit threads ranking on Google. Bazzly also prioritises them for replies, shows Google position and estimated traffic, and posts the comment for you with upvotes so it holds a top position. ### Why is RedShip so much cheaper? Because it does less: no accounts, no posting, no upvotes, no DMs. Bazzly's $199/month covers the warmed-up fleet and 170 credits of posting. ### Does either track AI visibility? RedShip sends a weekly report on whether ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini cite you. Bazzly works on the input side by getting you into the Reddit threads those assistants read, and tracks Reddit mentions of you and competitors in Brand Signals. ### How many subreddits can each watch? RedShip counts keywords per plan (10 on Founder, 30 on Company). Bazzly watches up to 10 subreddits and 15 Google searches per project, adjusts the subreddit list over time based on what performs, and supports several projects per account. ## Other comparisons - [Bazzly vs ReplyGuy](https://bazzly.ai/compare/replyguy) - [Bazzly vs Engain](https://bazzly.ai/compare/engain) - [Bazzly vs CrowdReply](https://bazzly.ai/compare/crowdreply) - [Bazzly vs RedReach](https://bazzly.ai/compare/redreach) - [Bazzly vs MediaFast](https://bazzly.ai/compare/mediafast) - [Bazzly vs Linkeddit](https://bazzly.ai/compare/linkeddit) - [Bazzly vs Replymer](https://bazzly.ai/compare/replymer) - [Bazzly vs ReplyAgent](https://bazzly.ai/compare/replyagent) - [Bazzly vs Beno](https://bazzly.ai/compare/beno) - [Bazzly vs F5Bot](https://bazzly.ai/compare/f5bot) - [Bazzly vs KWatch.io](https://bazzly.ai/compare/kwatch) - [Bazzly vs Syften](https://bazzly.ai/compare/syften) - [Bazzly vs Brand24](https://bazzly.ai/compare/brand24) - [Bazzly vs Leadverse](https://bazzly.ai/compare/leadverse) RedShip details were checked on its public site in September 2026. Bazzly is not affiliated with RedShip. All comparisons: https://bazzly.ai/compare --- # Compare: Bazzly vs MediaFast A Reddit playbook for founders: subreddit picks, daily action plans and rule-aware drafts you post from your own account. **Best for:** Founders who want a Reddit playbook and drafts, and will spend a few minutes a day posting themselves. ## The short answer MediaFast teaches you to market on Reddit from your own account without getting suspended, and its lifetime price is hard to argue with if you will do the daily work. Bazzly removes the daily work: it posts through accounts it operates, on Autopilot if you like, and adds upvotes, DMs and agent access. Choose by whether you want a coach or a crew. ## Side by side | | Bazzly | MediaFast | | --- | --- | --- | | Who posts the comment | Aged, warmed-up accounts Bazzly operates, or your own account through the browser extension | You post from your own account; the tool drafts or suggests | | Hands-off Autopilot | Yes: finds, drafts, posts and upvotes on its own, with a daily pace and a relevance threshold | No, by design | | Threads ranking on Google | Yes: threads ranking on Google for your searches are surfaced and prioritised | Not a focus | | Lead DMs | Yes: AI-drafted, sent from your own account through the extension | No | | Upvotes | Yes: 0.2 credits each, including a Rank #1 mode | No | | MCP and API | MCP server (Streamable HTTP), REST API, OpenAPI spec, one-click connect for Claude Code, Codex and Cursor | MCP server | | Starting price | $199/month with 170 credits, 7-day free trial | €35/month or €169 lifetime | ## How comments get posted MediaFast generates rule-aware post and comment drafts and expects you to post them yourself, about five to ten minutes a day. Bazzly posts the comment through an aged account it warms itself, scheduled into a natural slot, or from your own account through the extension. ## Account safety and removed comments MediaFast's answer to bans is prevention: subreddit-specific rules and a strategy per community, with the risk still on your account. Bazzly's answer is separation: its own warmed fleet carries the comments, one account per thread, and a comment removed within 48 hours is refunded. ## Finding the right threads MediaFast recommends subreddits from engagement data, builds daily action plans and finds comment threads. Bazzly scores every new post in your subreddits against your product profile, surfaces threads ranking on Google with traffic estimates, and tunes the subreddit list over time based on what performs. ## Running it hands-off MediaFast keeps posting manual by design. Bazzly's Autopilot posts within your pace and relevance threshold without approval, adds upvotes, and pauses itself on low credits or link-containing drafts. ## Leads and DMs MediaFast does not do DMs. Bazzly turns matching posters into leads with AI-drafted DMs sent from your own account through the extension. ## Working with AI agents Both offer an MCP server. MediaFast exposes planning and drafting; Bazzly exposes the full loop, including posting through warmed-up accounts, upvotes, DMs, credits, help search and feedback, with one-click connect for Claude Code, Codex and Cursor. ## What MediaFast does well - Strong focus on subreddit rules and ban prevention - Daily action plans that tell you what to post and where - Lifetime pricing option and an MCP server ## Where Bazzly differs - MediaFast keeps you as the poster. Bazzly removes that step: comments go through warmed-up accounts Bazzly operates, or your own account via the extension if you want the history. - Bazzly runs hands-off on Autopilot with a relevance threshold; MediaFast asks for 5 to 10 minutes of manual posting a day. - Bazzly adds upvotes, lead DMs and Google-ranking thread targeting, and refunds removed comments. ## Which one to choose - **Choose MediaFast if:** You want to learn Reddit properly and post from your own account with guidance, at a low or one-time price. - **Choose Bazzly if:** You want results without daily posting, and you do not want your own account carrying the risk. ## Pricing compared - **MediaFast:** €35/month for one project, or €169 one-time lifetime for unlimited projects and seats. 30-day money-back guarantee. - **Bazzly:** $199/month with 170 credits, 7-day free trial. Full details at https://bazzly.ai/pricing. MediaFast's lifetime deal is the cheapest way to get guidance; Bazzly's $199/month buys the posting itself, with 170 credits a month. ## Switching to Bazzly 1. **Paste your product URL.** Bazzly reads the page and builds the profile: description, audience, pain points, keywords, subreddits and Google searches. Two minutes, no keyword research. 2. **Bring what you already know.** Add the subreddits and searches that worked for you elsewhere under Project Settings, and paste any reply guidelines into the AI reply instructions so drafts sound like you from day one. 3. **Post the first comment yourself.** Open Opportunities, draft a reply, and post it through a warmed-up account. Watch it in the Reply Queue until it is live, then check the fit of the next few before trusting the threshold. 4. **Turn on Autopilot.** Start at Moderate pace and the Very Relevant threshold, switch on upvotes, and let it run. Connect your AI agent from API & MCP if you want to drive it from Claude Code, Codex or Cursor. ## FAQ ### Does MediaFast automate posting? No. It generates rule-aware drafts and action plans and expects you to post manually. Bazzly posts for you through warmed-up accounts and can run on Autopilot. ### Both have an MCP server. What is the difference? MediaFast exposes its planning and drafting to agents. Bazzly exposes the full loop: find opportunities, draft, post through warmed-up accounts, add upvotes, queue DMs, manage credits, search the help center and file feedback, with one-click connect for Claude Code, Codex and Cursor. ### Is the lifetime deal better value? If you will do the posting yourself for years, a one-time price is hard to beat. If the time spent posting is the cost you want to remove, Bazzly's monthly plan buys the posting itself. ### Will MediaFast keep my account from being banned? It lowers the risk with rule-aware drafts and strategy, but the account is still yours and Reddit still decides. Bazzly avoids the question for comments by posting through its own warmed accounts, and checks your account's age and karma before any own-account send. ### Can I start with MediaFast and move to Bazzly? Yes. The subreddits and positioning you learn carry over: paste your product URL into Bazzly, adjust the subreddit list, and turn on Autopilot when you are ready to stop posting by hand. ## Other comparisons - [Bazzly vs ReplyGuy](https://bazzly.ai/compare/replyguy) - [Bazzly vs Engain](https://bazzly.ai/compare/engain) - [Bazzly vs CrowdReply](https://bazzly.ai/compare/crowdreply) - [Bazzly vs RedReach](https://bazzly.ai/compare/redreach) - [Bazzly vs RedShip](https://bazzly.ai/compare/redship) - [Bazzly vs Linkeddit](https://bazzly.ai/compare/linkeddit) - [Bazzly vs Replymer](https://bazzly.ai/compare/replymer) - [Bazzly vs ReplyAgent](https://bazzly.ai/compare/replyagent) - [Bazzly vs Beno](https://bazzly.ai/compare/beno) - [Bazzly vs F5Bot](https://bazzly.ai/compare/f5bot) - [Bazzly vs KWatch.io](https://bazzly.ai/compare/kwatch) - [Bazzly vs Syften](https://bazzly.ai/compare/syften) - [Bazzly vs Brand24](https://bazzly.ai/compare/brand24) - [Bazzly vs Leadverse](https://bazzly.ai/compare/leadverse) MediaFast details were checked on its public site in September 2026. Bazzly is not affiliated with MediaFast. All comparisons: https://bazzly.ai/compare --- # Compare: Bazzly vs Linkeddit Reddit and AI-answer intelligence: competitor briefs, buyer signals and lead scoring, with no posting or DMs. **Best for:** Teams that want research and lead intelligence from Reddit and AI answers, and will handle outreach elsewhere. ## The short answer Linkeddit is a research tool and Bazzly is an execution tool, so they compete less than they look. Linkeddit tells you who is switching, what competitors are doing and which leads to chase, then hands the work to your own outreach. Bazzly finds the same posts and then posts the comment, adds the upvotes and sends the DM. Buy Linkeddit for intelligence, Bazzly for outcomes. ## Side by side | | Bazzly | Linkeddit | | --- | --- | --- | | Who posts the comment | Aged, warmed-up accounts Bazzly operates, or your own account through the browser extension | Does not post; monitoring and intelligence only | | Hands-off Autopilot | Yes: finds, drafts, posts and upvotes on its own, with a daily pace and a relevance threshold | No | | Threads ranking on Google | Yes: threads ranking on Google for your searches are surfaced and prioritised | Live SERP data for research | | Lead DMs | Yes: AI-drafted, sent from your own account through the extension | No; lead pipelines for your own outreach | | Upvotes | Yes: 0.2 credits each, including a Rank #1 mode | No | | MCP and API | MCP server (Streamable HTTP), REST API, OpenAPI spec, one-click connect for Claude Code, Codex and Cursor | MCP server with OAuth 2.1 | | Starting price | $199/month with 170 credits, 7-day free trial | From $49/month | ## How comments get posted Linkeddit does not post, DM or operate accounts; it monitors and analyses public discussions. Bazzly posts through aged accounts it warms itself, or from your own account through the extension, and adds upvotes. ## Account safety and removed comments Linkeddit carries no posting risk because it never posts. Bazzly carries it for you: its warmed fleet posts the comments, one account per thread, and a comment removed within 48 hours is refunded. ## Finding the right threads Linkeddit is strong on research: competitor briefs, answer-engine visibility gaps, switching signals and lead scoring with pain points. Bazzly scores each post for fit against your product, surfaces Reddit threads ranking on Google with traffic estimates, and tracks brand and competitor mentions in Brand Signals. ## Running it hands-off Linkeddit has no posting to automate. Bazzly's Autopilot turns the signal into published comments and upvotes on its own within your pace and threshold. ## Leads and DMs Linkeddit builds lead pipelines you export to your own outreach. Bazzly drafts the DM for each lead from your template and sends it from your account through the extension with pacing and duplicate protection. ## Working with AI agents Both offer an MCP server; Linkeddit uses OAuth and exposes a large set of research tools. Bazzly exposes the full marketing loop over MCP and REST with an OpenAPI spec, one-click connect for Claude Code, Codex and Cursor, and help-center and feedback tools. ## What Linkeddit does well - Competitor intelligence and answer-engine visibility gaps - Lead search and scoring with exportable pipelines - A large MCP tool set with OAuth 2.1 ## Where Bazzly differs - Linkeddit is intelligence only; nothing is posted or sent. Bazzly acts: it drafts and posts the comment through warmed-up accounts, adds upvotes, and queues DMs from your account. - Bazzly's Autopilot turns the signal into published comments without daily work. - Bazzly refunds removed comments and undelivered upvotes, since it is accountable for the outcome, not only the data. ## Which one to choose - **Choose Linkeddit if:** You need Reddit and AI-answer research and competitor briefs, and have your own outreach process. - **Choose Bazzly if:** You want the research and the action in one place, with comments posted and leads messaged. ## Pricing compared - **Linkeddit:** Pro $49/month (or $450 one-time lifetime), Compete $99/month with competitor intelligence, Enterprise custom. Free trial without a card. - **Bazzly:** $199/month with 170 credits, 7-day free trial. Full details at https://bazzly.ai/pricing. Linkeddit is priced as software; Bazzly's $199/month also pays for the accounts and the posting, with 170 credits a month. ## Switching to Bazzly 1. **Paste your product URL.** Bazzly reads the page and builds the profile: description, audience, pain points, keywords, subreddits and Google searches. Two minutes, no keyword research. 2. **Bring what you already know.** Add the subreddits and searches that worked for you elsewhere under Project Settings, and paste any reply guidelines into the AI reply instructions so drafts sound like you from day one. 3. **Post the first comment yourself.** Open Opportunities, draft a reply, and post it through a warmed-up account. Watch it in the Reply Queue until it is live, then check the fit of the next few before trusting the threshold. 4. **Turn on Autopilot.** Start at Moderate pace and the Very Relevant threshold, switch on upvotes, and let it run. Connect your AI agent from API & MCP if you want to drive it from Claude Code, Codex or Cursor. ## FAQ ### Can Linkeddit post to Reddit for me? No. It monitors and analyses public discussions and scores leads. Bazzly posts comments through warmed-up accounts and queues DMs from your own account. ### Do both work with AI agents? Yes. Linkeddit exposes its research tools over MCP with OAuth. Bazzly exposes the full marketing loop over MCP and REST, with a one-click connect for Claude Code, Codex and Cursor. ### Can I use both? Yes. Some teams use an intelligence tool for competitor research and Bazzly for the posting and DMs. Bazzly's Brand Signals covers Reddit mentions of you and your competitors on its own. ### Which is better for lead generation? Linkeddit finds and scores leads and hands them to your outreach. Bazzly finds leads from the posts it scores and messages them for you, from your account, through the extension. ### Does Linkeddit use the official Reddit API? Its site says it uses only publicly available Reddit data via the official API and never operates accounts. Bazzly also reads public data for discovery; posting goes through Bazzly's own accounts or, via the extension, yours. ## Other comparisons - [Bazzly vs ReplyGuy](https://bazzly.ai/compare/replyguy) - [Bazzly vs Engain](https://bazzly.ai/compare/engain) - [Bazzly vs CrowdReply](https://bazzly.ai/compare/crowdreply) - [Bazzly vs RedReach](https://bazzly.ai/compare/redreach) - [Bazzly vs RedShip](https://bazzly.ai/compare/redship) - [Bazzly vs MediaFast](https://bazzly.ai/compare/mediafast) - [Bazzly vs Replymer](https://bazzly.ai/compare/replymer) - [Bazzly vs ReplyAgent](https://bazzly.ai/compare/replyagent) - [Bazzly vs Beno](https://bazzly.ai/compare/beno) - [Bazzly vs F5Bot](https://bazzly.ai/compare/f5bot) - [Bazzly vs KWatch.io](https://bazzly.ai/compare/kwatch) - [Bazzly vs Syften](https://bazzly.ai/compare/syften) - [Bazzly vs Brand24](https://bazzly.ai/compare/brand24) - [Bazzly vs Leadverse](https://bazzly.ai/compare/leadverse) Linkeddit details were checked on its public site in September 2026. Bazzly is not affiliated with Linkeddit. All comparisons: https://bazzly.ai/compare --- # Compare: Bazzly vs Replymer AI-drafted replies for Reddit and X that you post from your own accounts, with AI visibility tracking. **Best for:** Founders who want drafts for both Reddit and X and prefer posting from their own established accounts. ## The short answer Replymer and Bazzly overlap most on drafting and Google-ranking threads, and diverge on who posts. Replymer keeps you as the poster on Reddit, from your own account, and adds X. Bazzly posts through warmed-up accounts it operates, adds upvotes and DMs, and runs on Autopilot. Choose Replymer for two platforms with your own account; choose Bazzly for Reddit done end to end. ## Side by side | | Bazzly | Replymer | | --- | --- | --- | | Who posts the comment | Aged, warmed-up accounts Bazzly operates, or your own account through the browser extension | You post from your own accounts (one click on Reddit, auto-post on X) | | Hands-off Autopilot | Yes: finds, drafts, posts and upvotes on its own, with a daily pace and a relevance threshold | Human approval on Reddit; auto-post on X | | Threads ranking on Google | Yes: threads ranking on Google for your searches are surfaced and prioritised | Yes, SEO replies on ranking threads | | Lead DMs | Yes: AI-drafted, sent from your own account through the extension | No | | Upvotes | Yes: 0.2 credits each, including a Rank #1 mode | No | | MCP and API | MCP server (Streamable HTTP), REST API, OpenAPI spec, one-click connect for Claude Code, Codex and Cursor | MCP server | | Starting price | $199/month with 170 credits, 7-day free trial | From $99/month | ## How comments get posted Replymer drafts the reply and you approve and post it from your own Reddit account with one click (X can auto-post). Bazzly posts through aged accounts it warms itself, or from your own account through the extension, and adds upvotes so the comment is seen. ## Account safety and removed comments On Replymer the Reddit account is yours, so its reputation and its risk are yours; established accounts help. Bazzly keeps your account out of comments unless you choose otherwise: a warmed fleet, one account per thread, retired on ban, and refunds within 48 hours of a removal. ## Finding the right threads Both surface Reddit threads ranking on Google. Replymer monitors keywords on Reddit and X and tracks how AI engines mention your category. Bazzly scores every post for fit with a classification, shows Google position and traffic estimates for ranking threads, and tracks brand and competitor mentions with sentiment. ## Running it hands-off Replymer keeps a human click on Reddit and auto-posts on X. Bazzly's Autopilot posts on Reddit without approval within your pace and relevance threshold, adds upvotes, and pauses itself on low credits or link-containing drafts. ## Leads and DMs Replymer does not do DMs. Bazzly turns matching posters into leads with AI-drafted DMs sent from your own account through the extension. ## Working with AI agents Both offer an MCP server. Bazzly adds a REST API with an OpenAPI spec, one-click connect for Claude Code, Codex and Cursor, and help-center and feedback tools the agent can use itself. ## What Replymer does well - Covers X as well as Reddit - AI visibility tracking included on every plan - MCP server for agent access ## Where Bazzly differs - Replymer posts from your own accounts, so the reach and the risk are yours. Bazzly posts through warmed-up accounts it operates, and supports your own account via the extension when you want the history. - Bazzly's Autopilot posts without approval within your pace and threshold; Replymer keeps a human click on Reddit. - Bazzly adds upvotes and lead DMs, and refunds removed comments and undelivered upvotes. - Bazzly is priced on credits that cover the posting; Replymer caps replies per plan. ## Which one to choose - **Choose Replymer if:** You want one tool for Reddit and X and you are happy to post replies from your own accounts. - **Choose Bazzly if:** You want Reddit handled end to end, including posting through accounts that are not yours, upvotes and DMs. ## Pricing compared - **Replymer:** Starter $99/month (15 keywords, 30 replies), Growth $199/month (50 keywords, 100 replies), Scale $399/month (300 replies). Free trial, month to month. - **Bazzly:** $199/month with 170 credits, 7-day free trial. Full details at https://bazzly.ai/pricing. At the same $199, Replymer gives 100 drafts you post yourself; Bazzly gives 170 credits of posting through its own accounts, plus unlimited free own-account comments. ## Switching to Bazzly 1. **Paste your product URL.** Bazzly reads the page and builds the profile: description, audience, pain points, keywords, subreddits and Google searches. Two minutes, no keyword research. 2. **Bring what you already know.** Add the subreddits and searches that worked for you elsewhere under Project Settings, and paste any reply guidelines into the AI reply instructions so drafts sound like you from day one. 3. **Post the first comment yourself.** Open Opportunities, draft a reply, and post it through a warmed-up account. Watch it in the Reply Queue until it is live, then check the fit of the next few before trusting the threshold. 4. **Turn on Autopilot.** Start at Moderate pace and the Very Relevant threshold, switch on upvotes, and let it run. Connect your AI agent from API & MCP if you want to drive it from Claude Code, Codex or Cursor. ## FAQ ### Does Replymer post through its own accounts? No. Replies go from your own Reddit and X accounts after you approve them. Bazzly posts through warmed-up accounts it operates, so your account carries no risk, and can run hands-off on Autopilot. ### Which covers X? Replymer covers Reddit and X. Bazzly is Reddit only, and goes deeper there: warmed-up posting, upvotes, Google-ranking threads, leads and DMs. ### How do the prices compare? Replymer's plans cap replies per month, from 30 at $99. Bazzly is $199/month with 170 credits, where a warmed-account comment is 10 credits and own-account comments are free, so the count depends on how you post. ### Do both track AI visibility? Replymer tracks how AI engines mention your category on every plan. Bazzly works on getting you into the Reddit threads those engines cite and tracks Reddit mentions of you and competitors in Brand Signals. ### Can I keep posting from my own account on Bazzly? Yes. Choose Post via my account and the browser extension posts it from your account, free of credits, after checking the account's age and karma. ## Other comparisons - [Bazzly vs ReplyGuy](https://bazzly.ai/compare/replyguy) - [Bazzly vs Engain](https://bazzly.ai/compare/engain) - [Bazzly vs CrowdReply](https://bazzly.ai/compare/crowdreply) - [Bazzly vs RedReach](https://bazzly.ai/compare/redreach) - [Bazzly vs RedShip](https://bazzly.ai/compare/redship) - [Bazzly vs MediaFast](https://bazzly.ai/compare/mediafast) - [Bazzly vs Linkeddit](https://bazzly.ai/compare/linkeddit) - [Bazzly vs ReplyAgent](https://bazzly.ai/compare/replyagent) - [Bazzly vs Beno](https://bazzly.ai/compare/beno) - [Bazzly vs F5Bot](https://bazzly.ai/compare/f5bot) - [Bazzly vs KWatch.io](https://bazzly.ai/compare/kwatch) - [Bazzly vs Syften](https://bazzly.ai/compare/syften) - [Bazzly vs Brand24](https://bazzly.ai/compare/brand24) - [Bazzly vs Leadverse](https://bazzly.ai/compare/leadverse) Replymer details were checked on its public site in September 2026. Bazzly is not affiliated with Replymer. All comparisons: https://bazzly.ai/compare --- # Compare: Bazzly vs ReplyAgent AI comments you approve, posted through aged accounts ReplyAgent manages at $4 each, or from your own account for free. **Best for:** Founders who want managed accounts but prefer to approve every comment before it goes out, at a lower monthly fee. ## The short answer ReplyAgent and Bazzly are the two closest tools on this site: both monitor subreddits, draft comments with AI, surface threads that rank on Google, and post through aged accounts the vendor manages. The differences are in whether the comments stay up, how far each tool goes on its own, and what it costs per comment. In our testing, comments through ReplyAgent's accounts were removed far more often than through Bazzly's. ReplyAgent is built around an approval workflow and charges $79 a month plus $4 per managed comment; Bazzly runs hands-off on Autopilot within a relevance threshold, adds upvotes and lead DMs, and includes the posting in one monthly price. Pick ReplyAgent for a lower fixed fee and a hand on every comment, Bazzly for a channel that runs without you. ## Side by side | | Bazzly | ReplyAgent | | --- | --- | --- | | Who posts the comment | Aged, warmed-up accounts Bazzly operates, or your own account through the browser extension | ReplyAgent's managed aged accounts, or your own account for free | | Hands-off Autopilot | Yes: finds, drafts, posts and upvotes on its own, with a daily pace and a relevance threshold | Approval workflow; auto-posting not clearly described | | Threads ranking on Google | Yes: threads ranking on Google for your searches are surfaced and prioritised | Yes: flags posts ranking high on Google | | Lead DMs | Yes: AI-drafted, sent from your own account through the extension | No; a lead generation feature without DMs | | Upvotes | Yes: 0.2 credits each, including a Rank #1 mode | Analysis only; does not cast upvotes | | MCP and API | MCP server (Streamable HTTP), REST API, OpenAPI spec, one-click connect for Claude Code, Codex and Cursor | No API or MCP listed | | Starting price | $199/month with 170 credits, 7-day free trial | From $79/month plus $4 per managed comment | ## How comments get posted Both post through pooled aged accounts, so neither needs your Reddit login for comments, and both let you post from your own account instead (free on ReplyAgent, through the browser extension on Bazzly). ReplyAgent describes its accounts as having 100 to 10k karma and charges $4 per managed comment and $8 per post. Bazzly posts one comment per thread through an account it warms itself, scheduled into a natural slot, for 10 credits. ## Account safety and removed comments In our own testing, comments posted through ReplyAgent's managed accounts were removed far more often than through the aged accounts Bazzly warms and operates itself, in line with what we saw from Engain. ReplyAgent's site claims "No account bans" and "100% Undetected" without describing how, and offers a 70% refund when a comment is removed by moderators. Bazzly keeps its fleet active with ordinary activity, posts from one account per thread, retires banned accounts, and refunds a comment removed within 48 hours in full, plus any undelivered upvotes. ## Finding the right threads ReplyAgent monitors your target subreddits around the clock, surfaces high-traffic posts, flags posts that rank high on Google, and sends daily alerts with Google ranking indicators. Bazzly scores every post against your product profile before anything is drafted, shows the fit percentage and classification, runs your own Google searches to find the Reddit threads that rank for your customers' queries, and tracks brand and competitor mentions in Brand Signals. ## Running it hands-off ReplyAgent is organised around manual approval workflows: its dashboard shows a comment-approval screen, and its site does not clearly say that approved comments post without you. Bazzly offers the same approval mode and also a full Autopilot that decides per thread: it only engages above your relevance threshold, drafts in your voice, posts through a warmed-up account, adds upvotes, and pauses itself when credits run low. You set the pace from one to several comments a day. ## Leads and DMs ReplyAgent lists a lead generation feature, "Find & convert customers on Reddit", without describing DMs. Bazzly turns matching posters into leads, drafts a DM from your template, and sends it from your own account through the extension with pacing and duplicate protection. ## Working with AI agents ReplyAgent's site mentions UTM tracking and no API, MCP or integrations beyond that. Bazzly offers an MCP server and a REST API with an OpenAPI spec, one-click connect for Claude Code, Codex and Cursor, and help-center and feedback tools so an agent can run the whole loop and report gaps on its own. ## What ReplyAgent does well - Managed aged accounts at a lower monthly fee, with free posting from your own account - Daily alerts that flag high-traffic threads and posts ranking on Google - A 3-day free trial, yearly billing at a discount, and a manual mode with no subscription ## Where Bazzly differs - In our own testing, comments posted through ReplyAgent's managed accounts were removed far more often than through the aged accounts Bazzly warms and operates itself. Account quality is the whole game on Reddit, which is why Bazzly runs its own fleet. - ReplyAgent charges $79 a month plus $4 per managed comment; Bazzly's monthly price includes the posting, with credits that cover the comments and upvotes. - Bazzly runs hands-off on Autopilot within a relevance threshold; ReplyAgent is built around approving each comment. - Bazzly adds upvotes to keep the comment visible and sends lead DMs from your own account; ReplyAgent analyses upvotes and does not describe DMs. - Bazzly refunds a removed comment in full within 48 hours; ReplyAgent refunds 70%. - Bazzly exposes everything over MCP and REST; ReplyAgent lists no API or MCP. ## Which one to choose - **Choose ReplyAgent if:** You want managed accounts at a lower fixed fee, will approve every comment yourself, and post fewer than about ten comments a month. - **Choose Bazzly if:** You care about comments staying up, and want the channel to run without you, with upvotes, lead DMs, full refunds on removed comments and agent access, at one price. ## Pricing compared - **ReplyAgent:** Basic $79/month or $699/year, 3-day free trial. Managed comments $4 each and posts $8 each (its FAQ says $5 and $10); posting from your own account is free. Manual mode with no subscription, pay per post only. - **Bazzly:** $199/month with 170 credits, 7-day free trial. Full details at https://bazzly.ai/pricing. At ReplyAgent's own example of 30 managed comments a month, the bill is $79 plus $120. Bazzly's $199/month covers 17 warmed-account comments plus upvotes before a top-up, and own-account comments are free on both. ## Switching to Bazzly 1. **Paste your product URL.** Bazzly reads the page and builds the profile: description, audience, pain points, keywords, subreddits and Google searches. Two minutes, no keyword research. 2. **Bring what you already know.** Add the subreddits and searches that worked for you elsewhere under Project Settings, and paste any reply guidelines into the AI reply instructions so drafts sound like you from day one. 3. **Post the first comment yourself.** Open Opportunities, draft a reply, and post it through a warmed-up account. Watch it in the Reply Queue until it is live, then check the fit of the next few before trusting the threshold. 4. **Turn on Autopilot.** Start at Moderate pace and the Very Relevant threshold, switch on upvotes, and let it run. Connect your AI agent from API & MCP if you want to drive it from Claude Code, Codex or Cursor. ## FAQ ### Why does Bazzly say ReplyAgent's comments get removed? Because we tested it and measured the removal rate. Comments posted through ReplyAgent's managed accounts were removed markedly more often than comments through the aged accounts Bazzly warms and operates itself, much as we saw with Engain. That is why Bazzly runs its own fleet and refunds removed comments in full within 48 hours. ### Do both post through accounts I never touch? Yes. ReplyAgent provides and manages aged Reddit accounts and posts from them for $4 a comment; Bazzly posts from aged accounts it warms itself for 10 credits a comment. Both also let you post from your own account, free on ReplyAgent and through the extension on Bazzly. ### How do prices compare per comment? ReplyAgent is $79/month plus $4 per managed comment, so 30 comments cost about $199 by its own example. Bazzly is $199/month with 170 credits at 10 credits per warmed-account comment, so 17 comments included, with upvotes at 0.2 credits each from the same balance. ### What happens when a comment is removed? ReplyAgent's site offers a 70% refund when a comment is removed by moderators; its FAQ and refund section give different time windows. Bazzly refunds a warmed-account comment removed within 48 hours in full, automatically, and always refunds undelivered upvotes. ### Does ReplyAgent post automatically? Its site describes manual approval workflows and a comment-approval dashboard, and does not clearly say approved comments post without you. Bazzly has an approval mode too, and an Autopilot that finds, drafts, posts and upvotes on its own within your pace and relevance threshold. ### Which is better for Reddit lead generation? ReplyAgent lists lead generation as a feature without describing DMs. Bazzly flags posters asking for what you sell, drafts the DM, and sends it from your own account through the extension. ### Is ReplyAgent safe for my Reddit account? If you post from your own account on either tool, the risk is yours and depends on that account's age and karma. For managed posting, ReplyAgent claims no account bans and 100% undetected without saying how, and in our testing its comments were removed far more often than Bazzly's. Bazzly describes what it does instead: warmed accounts, one account per thread, retired bans and a full refund inside 48 hours. ## Other comparisons - [Bazzly vs ReplyGuy](https://bazzly.ai/compare/replyguy) - [Bazzly vs Engain](https://bazzly.ai/compare/engain) - [Bazzly vs CrowdReply](https://bazzly.ai/compare/crowdreply) - [Bazzly vs RedReach](https://bazzly.ai/compare/redreach) - [Bazzly vs RedShip](https://bazzly.ai/compare/redship) - [Bazzly vs MediaFast](https://bazzly.ai/compare/mediafast) - [Bazzly vs Linkeddit](https://bazzly.ai/compare/linkeddit) - [Bazzly vs Replymer](https://bazzly.ai/compare/replymer) - [Bazzly vs Beno](https://bazzly.ai/compare/beno) - [Bazzly vs F5Bot](https://bazzly.ai/compare/f5bot) - [Bazzly vs KWatch.io](https://bazzly.ai/compare/kwatch) - [Bazzly vs Syften](https://bazzly.ai/compare/syften) - [Bazzly vs Brand24](https://bazzly.ai/compare/brand24) - [Bazzly vs Leadverse](https://bazzly.ai/compare/leadverse) ReplyAgent details were checked on its public site in October 2026. Bazzly is not affiliated with ReplyAgent. All comparisons: https://bazzly.ai/compare --- # Compare: Bazzly vs Beno Beno (beno.one) writes AI replies in subreddits you pick, posted through its high-karma accounts for 15 credits or yours for 1. **Best for:** Founders who want comments posted through accounts they never touch, with a hands-on team helping tune the setup. ## The short answer Beno and Bazzly do the same core job: watch the subreddits you choose, draft a reply that mentions your product, and post it through aged accounts the vendor runs, or through your own. The differences are in whether the comments stay up, what each charges for, and how far the tool goes beyond the comment. In our testing, comments through Beno's accounts were removed far more often than through Bazzly's. Beno charges a credit for every discussion it surfaces and 15 credits per high-karma comment, tracks comments for three days and lets you repost a removed one; upvotes are enabled on request. Bazzly finds threads for free, includes upvotes, targets threads that already rank on Google, refunds a comment removed within 48 hours, and adds lead DMs and an MCP server. Pick Beno for a low entry price and a team that tunes the setup with you; pick Bazzly for a channel that runs itself end to end. ## Side by side | | Bazzly | Beno | | --- | --- | --- | | Who posts the comment | Aged, warmed-up accounts Bazzly operates, or your own account through the browser extension | Beno's high-karma accounts (15 credits), or your own connected account (1 credit) | | Hands-off Autopilot | Yes: finds, drafts, posts and upvotes on its own, with a daily pace and a relevance threshold | Auto-posting of approved comments; relevance tuned with custom instructions and by its team | | Threads ranking on Google | Yes: threads ranking on Google for your searches are surfaced and prioritised | Pitches SEO value; no Google-search tracking described | | Lead DMs | Yes: AI-drafted, sent from your own account through the extension | No DMs described | | Upvotes | Yes: 0.2 credits each, including a Rank #1 mode | On request | | MCP and API | MCP server (Streamable HTTP), REST API, OpenAPI spec, one-click connect for Claude Code, Codex and Cursor | No API or MCP listed | | Starting price | $199/month with 170 credits, 7-day free trial | From $49/month; 15 credits per high-karma comment | ## How comments get posted Both tools post through aged accounts the vendor operates, so neither needs your Reddit login for comments, and both offer your own account as the alternative. Beno posts through what it calls high-karma, trusted accounts for 15 credits a comment, usually within 24 hours, or through your own connected Reddit account for 1 credit, usually within 30 minutes; its site does not say how that connection works. Bazzly posts one comment per thread through an account it warms itself, scheduled into a natural slot, for 10 credits, or from your own account through its browser extension, so your password never leaves your browser. ## Account safety and removed comments In our own testing, comments posted through Beno's high-karma accounts were removed far more often than through the aged accounts Bazzly warms and operates itself, in line with what we saw from CrowdReply. Beno says it warms up its accounts with varied posting schedules and content patterns, offers to warm up your own account for free if you connect it, and its pricing page states that accounts may be limited, shadowbanned or banned and that Beno is not responsible for that. Removed comments are tracked for three days, and you can rewrite and repost one with a click; its site describes no refund for a removal. Bazzly keeps its fleet active with ordinary browsing and commenting, never uses the same account twice in a thread, retires accounts that pick up bans, and refunds a comment removed within 48 hours in full, plus any undelivered upvotes. The sample comment on Beno's homepage names the product and gives its URL; Bazzly's Autopilot pauses when a draft would contain a link, because links are one of the most common reasons Reddit filters a comment. ## Finding the right threads Beno monitors the subreddits you select, aims to reply within about 30 minutes of a post going live, and charges 1 credit for each discussion it surfaces, refunded when you mark it irrelevant; its own guide warns that a popular topic can burn through credits quickly. Relevance is tuned with custom instructions and by its team. Bazzly finds threads for free: it scores every new post in your subreddits against your product profile with a fit percentage and a classification, runs your own Google searches to surface the Reddit threads that already rank for your customers' queries, and tracks brand and competitor mentions in Brand Signals. ## Running it hands-off Beno lets you review and edit each reply, then turn on auto-posting in project settings so approved comments publish without you. Bazzly has the same approval mode and an Autopilot that decides per thread: it only engages above a relevance threshold you set yourself, drafts in your voice, posts through a warmed-up account, adds upvotes, and pauses itself when credits run low or a draft would contain a link, at a pace of one to several comments a day. ## Leads and DMs Beno describes reaching customers through public replies; its site does not describe DMs or a lead list. Bazzly turns the author of every matching post into a lead, drafts a DM from your template using the person's own words, and the extension sends it from your own account with human-like pacing and duplicate protection. ## Working with AI agents Beno's site lists no API, MCP server or integrations; reports and exports are described as coming soon. Bazzly exposes every action as MCP tools and REST endpoints with an OpenAPI spec, one-click connect for Claude Code, Codex and Cursor, and help-center and feedback tools, so an agent can run the whole loop and report gaps on its own. ## What Beno does well - A low entry price, from $49 a month, with own-account replies at 1 credit - Publish a comment under any Reddit link you paste, through its shared accounts - A hands-on team: setup calls with the founders, help with subreddits, tone and relevance, and free warm-up of your own account ## Where Bazzly differs - In our own testing, comments posted through Beno's high-karma accounts were removed far more often than through the aged accounts Bazzly warms and operates itself. Account quality is the whole game on Reddit, which is why Bazzly runs its own fleet. - Bazzly finds and scores threads for free; Beno charges a credit for every discussion it surfaces, which its own guide warns can drain credits on popular topics. - Bazzly refunds a comment removed within 48 hours in full; Beno tracks comments for three days and offers a rewrite and repost. - Bazzly includes upvotes and casts them on its own to keep the comment visible; Beno enables upvotes on request. - Bazzly targets Reddit threads that already rank on Google for your searches, and its Autopilot gates on a relevance threshold you set yourself. - Bazzly turns matching posters into leads with AI-drafted DMs from your own account, and exposes everything over MCP and REST; Beno lists neither. ## Which one to choose - **Choose Beno if:** You want managed posting at the lowest monthly entry price, post a handful of comments a month, and value a team that tunes the setup for you. - **Choose Bazzly if:** You care about comments staying up, and want discovery that costs nothing, refunds when a comment comes down, upvotes and Google-ranking threads built in, plus lead DMs and agent access, at one price. ## Pricing compared - **Beno:** Just Starting $49/month (49 credits), Early Growth $129/month (130 credits), Scaling Up $389/month (400 credits), Teams & Agencies $500/month (515 credits), Enterprise custom. A comment through a high-karma account costs 15 credits, a reply from your own account 1 credit, and each surfaced discussion 1 credit. The site offers a demo on the landing page rather than a free trial. - **Bazzly:** $199/month with 170 credits, 7-day free trial. Full details at https://bazzly.ai/pricing. Beno's $49 plan covers three high-karma comments before discovery credits, and $129 about eight. Bazzly's $199/month covers 17 warmed-account comments, with discovery free and upvotes from the same balance. ## Switching to Bazzly 1. **Paste your product URL.** Bazzly reads the page and builds the profile: description, audience, pain points, keywords, subreddits and Google searches. Two minutes, no keyword research. 2. **Bring what you already know.** Add the subreddits and searches that worked for you elsewhere under Project Settings, and paste any reply guidelines into the AI reply instructions so drafts sound like you from day one. 3. **Post the first comment yourself.** Open Opportunities, draft a reply, and post it through a warmed-up account. Watch it in the Reply Queue until it is live, then check the fit of the next few before trusting the threshold. 4. **Turn on Autopilot.** Start at Moderate pace and the Very Relevant threshold, switch on upvotes, and let it run. Connect your AI agent from API & MCP if you want to drive it from Claude Code, Codex or Cursor. ## FAQ ### Why does Bazzly say Beno's comments get removed? Because we tested it and measured the removal rate. Comments posted through Beno's high-karma accounts were removed markedly more often than comments through the aged accounts Bazzly warms and operates itself, much as we saw with CrowdReply. That is why Bazzly runs its own fleet and refunds removed comments in full within 48 hours. ### Do Beno and Bazzly both post through accounts I never touch? Yes. Beno posts through what it calls high-karma, trusted accounts for 15 credits a comment; Bazzly posts through aged accounts it warms itself for 10 credits a comment. Both also offer your own account: Beno connects it for 1 credit a reply, and Bazzly posts from it through the browser extension. ### How do prices compare per comment? Beno's plans run from $49 for 49 credits to $500 for 515, at 15 credits per high-karma comment plus 1 credit for each discussion it surfaces, so the $49 plan covers about three comments. Bazzly is $199/month with 170 credits at 10 credits per warmed-account comment, 17 comments included, with finding threads free and upvotes at 0.2 credits each. ### What happens when a comment is removed? Beno tracks each comment for its first three days and, if one is removed, lets you rewrite and repost it with one click; its site describes no refund. Bazzly refunds a warmed-account comment removed within 48 hours in full, automatically, and always refunds undelivered upvotes. ### Does Beno post automatically? Yes, once you turn on auto-posting in project settings, approved comments publish without you. Bazzly has an approval mode too, and an Autopilot that picks threads above a relevance threshold you set, posts, adds upvotes and pauses itself on low credits or link-containing drafts. ### Does Beno add upvotes? Its FAQ says upvotes can be enabled on request during setup. On Bazzly, upvotes are built in at 0.2 credits each, Autopilot can add them on its own, and a Rank #1 mode pushes a comment toward the top of the thread. ### Which is better for Reddit lead generation? Beno reaches customers through public replies and its site does not describe DMs. Bazzly does both: it posts the reply, flags posters asking for what you sell, drafts the DM and sends it from your own account through the extension. ### Can I try either before paying? Beno offers a demo on its landing page and calls with its founders. Bazzly has a 7-day free trial with 5 credits for warmed-account posting and full API and MCP access. ## Other comparisons - [Bazzly vs ReplyGuy](https://bazzly.ai/compare/replyguy) - [Bazzly vs Engain](https://bazzly.ai/compare/engain) - [Bazzly vs CrowdReply](https://bazzly.ai/compare/crowdreply) - [Bazzly vs RedReach](https://bazzly.ai/compare/redreach) - [Bazzly vs RedShip](https://bazzly.ai/compare/redship) - [Bazzly vs MediaFast](https://bazzly.ai/compare/mediafast) - [Bazzly vs Linkeddit](https://bazzly.ai/compare/linkeddit) - [Bazzly vs Replymer](https://bazzly.ai/compare/replymer) - [Bazzly vs ReplyAgent](https://bazzly.ai/compare/replyagent) - [Bazzly vs F5Bot](https://bazzly.ai/compare/f5bot) - [Bazzly vs KWatch.io](https://bazzly.ai/compare/kwatch) - [Bazzly vs Syften](https://bazzly.ai/compare/syften) - [Bazzly vs Brand24](https://bazzly.ai/compare/brand24) - [Bazzly vs Leadverse](https://bazzly.ai/compare/leadverse) Beno details were checked on its public site in October 2026. Bazzly is not affiliated with Beno. All comparisons: https://bazzly.ai/compare --- # Compare: Bazzly vs F5Bot Free keyword alerts for Reddit, Hacker News and Lobsters, by email. You read the alert and write the reply. **Best for:** Founders who want to know when a keyword comes up and will reply by hand, starting for free. ## The short answer F5Bot and Bazzly do different jobs. F5Bot watches Reddit, Hacker News and Lobsters for your keywords and emails you when one appears; its site describes nothing beyond that, and the free plan is genuinely free. Bazzly starts where the alert ends: it scores the thread for fit, drafts the reply, posts it through aged accounts it operates, adds upvotes and tracks the result. Start with F5Bot if you have the time to reply yourself and no budget; move to Bazzly when the replies are the bottleneck. ## Side by side | | Bazzly | F5Bot | | --- | --- | --- | | Who posts the comment | Aged, warmed-up accounts Bazzly operates, or your own account through the browser extension | Does not post; keyword alerts by email, Slack or Discord | | Hands-off Autopilot | Yes: finds, drafts, posts and upvotes on its own, with a daily pace and a relevance threshold | No | | Threads ranking on Google | Yes: threads ranking on Google for your searches are surfaced and prioritised | No | | Lead DMs | Yes: AI-drafted, sent from your own account through the extension | No | | Upvotes | Yes: 0.2 credits each, including a Rank #1 mode | No | | MCP and API | MCP server (Streamable HTTP), REST API, OpenAPI spec, one-click connect for Claude Code, Codex and Cursor | RSS, JSON feeds and API on the Gold plan; no MCP | | Starting price | $199/month with 170 credits, 7-day free trial | Free; paid plans from $9.99/month | ## How comments get posted F5Bot never posts. It sends an email (or, on the Gold plan, a Slack or Discord message) with the matching post, and you open Reddit and reply from your own account. Bazzly posts the reply for you through a fleet of aged accounts it warms and operates, or from your own account through its browser extension, and adds upvotes so the comment stays visible. ## Account safety and removed comments Because F5Bot only alerts, it carries no posting risk; whatever you post afterwards goes from your own account, with that account's age and karma deciding whether it survives subreddit filters. Bazzly carries the posting risk for you: comments go out from warmed accounts, one account per thread, banned accounts are retired, and a comment removed within 48 hours is refunded. ## Finding the right threads F5Bot matches keywords: every post containing your term is sent, and on the Silver and Gold plans you get filtering flags and, on Gold, AI filtering to cut the noise. Bazzly scores each matching post for fit against your product before anything is drafted, prioritises threads that already rank on Google, and keeps subreddit monitoring, Google-search tracking and competitor mentions in one dashboard. ## Running it hands-off There is nothing to automate in F5Bot beyond the alert itself: the free plan emails you, and Gold adds RSS and JSON feeds you could wire into your own tooling. Bazzly's Autopilot runs the whole loop on its own, finding, drafting, posting and upvoting within a daily pace and a relevance threshold you set, and pausing when credits run low. ## Leads and DMs F5Bot has no lead features; an alert about someone asking for a tool like yours is a lead only if you treat it as one and message them yourself. Bazzly flags posters who are asking for what you sell as leads, drafts a DM from your template, and sends it from your own account through the extension with pacing and duplicate protection. ## Working with AI agents F5Bot exposes RSS and JSON feeds and API access on the Gold plan, which an agent could poll, but no MCP server. Bazzly exposes the full loop over an MCP server and a REST API with an OpenAPI spec, including one-click connect for Claude Code, Codex and Cursor, so an agent can find opportunities, draft, queue and check results. ## What F5Bot does well - A free plan with email alerts and no card - Covers Hacker News and Lobsters as well as Reddit - RSS and JSON feeds, AI filtering and Slack or Discord delivery on the Gold plan ## Where Bazzly differs - F5Bot stops at the alert; Bazzly scores the thread, drafts the reply and posts it through warmed-up accounts it operates, or from your account through the extension. - Bazzly adds upvotes, targets threads that rank on Google, and refunds a comment removed within 48 hours. - Bazzly finds leads in the posts it scores and sends DMs from your own account; F5Bot has no lead features. - Bazzly runs hands-off on Autopilot and exposes everything over MCP and REST. ## Which one to choose - **Choose F5Bot if:** You have time to reply yourself, want alerts from Hacker News and Lobsters too, and want to start for free. - **Choose Bazzly if:** The alerts pile up unanswered, or you want the comment posted and kept visible without using your own account. ## Pricing compared - **F5Bot:** Free plan with keyword alerts by email. Silver $9.99/month (20 keywords, advanced filtering, full post text). Gold $49.99/month (200 keywords, RSS and JSON feeds, AI filtering, Slack and Discord). Enterprise on request. - **Bazzly:** $199/month with 170 credits, 7-day free trial. Full details at https://bazzly.ai/pricing. F5Bot is free to start and $49.99 at most; Bazzly's $199/month pays for the accounts and the posting, with 170 credits a month, about 17 warmed-account comments. ## Switching to Bazzly 1. **Paste your product URL.** Bazzly reads the page and builds the profile: description, audience, pain points, keywords, subreddits and Google searches. Two minutes, no keyword research. 2. **Bring what you already know.** Add the subreddits and searches that worked for you elsewhere under Project Settings, and paste any reply guidelines into the AI reply instructions so drafts sound like you from day one. 3. **Post the first comment yourself.** Open Opportunities, draft a reply, and post it through a warmed-up account. Watch it in the Reply Queue until it is live, then check the fit of the next few before trusting the threshold. 4. **Turn on Autopilot.** Start at Moderate pace and the Very Relevant threshold, switch on upvotes, and let it run. Connect your AI agent from API & MCP if you want to drive it from Claude Code, Codex or Cursor. ## FAQ ### Can F5Bot post to Reddit for me? No. Its site describes keyword alerts by email, Slack or Discord and nothing more. Bazzly posts the comment through warmed-up accounts it operates, or from your own account through its extension. ### Is F5Bot really free? Its site says free to use, no card required, with a free-forever plan that includes keyword alerts and email notifications. Paid plans add keyword limits, feeds, AI filtering and chat delivery. ### Can I use F5Bot and Bazzly together? Yes. Some founders keep an alert tool for Hacker News and Lobsters and let Bazzly handle Reddit end to end. Bazzly's own monitoring covers Reddit keywords, subreddits and Google-ranking threads. ### Which is better for Reddit lead generation? F5Bot tells you a post exists. Bazzly scores it, flags the poster as a lead when they are asking for what you sell, drafts the DM and sends it from your account through the extension. ### Does F5Bot filter irrelevant posts? The free plan has basic filtering flags, Silver adds advanced flags, and Gold adds AI filtering. Bazzly scores every post for fit against your product description and only surfaces the ones above your threshold. ## Other comparisons - [Bazzly vs ReplyGuy](https://bazzly.ai/compare/replyguy) - [Bazzly vs Engain](https://bazzly.ai/compare/engain) - [Bazzly vs CrowdReply](https://bazzly.ai/compare/crowdreply) - [Bazzly vs RedReach](https://bazzly.ai/compare/redreach) - [Bazzly vs RedShip](https://bazzly.ai/compare/redship) - [Bazzly vs MediaFast](https://bazzly.ai/compare/mediafast) - [Bazzly vs Linkeddit](https://bazzly.ai/compare/linkeddit) - [Bazzly vs Replymer](https://bazzly.ai/compare/replymer) - [Bazzly vs ReplyAgent](https://bazzly.ai/compare/replyagent) - [Bazzly vs Beno](https://bazzly.ai/compare/beno) - [Bazzly vs KWatch.io](https://bazzly.ai/compare/kwatch) - [Bazzly vs Syften](https://bazzly.ai/compare/syften) - [Bazzly vs Brand24](https://bazzly.ai/compare/brand24) - [Bazzly vs Leadverse](https://bazzly.ai/compare/leadverse) F5Bot details were checked on its public site in October 2026. Bazzly is not affiliated with F5Bot. All comparisons: https://bazzly.ai/compare --- # Compare: Bazzly vs KWatch.io Real-time keyword alerts from six social platforms, delivered by email, Slack or webhook, with a free Reddit tier. **Best for:** Teams that want alerts from several social platforms in one place, delivered to Slack or a webhook. ## The short answer KWatch.io is a social listening service and Bazzly is a Reddit execution tool, so the comparison is about where you want the work to stop. KWatch.io tells you, in near real time, that a keyword came up on Reddit, Hacker News, LinkedIn, X, Facebook or YouTube, and leaves the reply to you; its site describes alerts and sentiment, not posting. Bazzly takes the Reddit half of that job to the finish: fit scoring, a drafted reply, posting through warmed accounts, upvotes and lead DMs. Pick KWatch.io for cross-platform awareness, Bazzly for Reddit results. ## Side by side | | Bazzly | KWatch.io | | --- | --- | --- | | Who posts the comment | Aged, warmed-up accounts Bazzly operates, or your own account through the browser extension | Does not post; alerts by email, Slack or webhook | | Hands-off Autopilot | Yes: finds, drafts, posts and upvotes on its own, with a daily pace and a relevance threshold | No | | Threads ranking on Google | Yes: threads ranking on Google for your searches are surfaced and prioritised | No | | Lead DMs | Yes: AI-drafted, sent from your own account through the extension | No | | Upvotes | Yes: 0.2 credits each, including a Rank #1 mode | No | | MCP and API | MCP server (Streamable HTTP), REST API, OpenAPI spec, one-click connect for Claude Code, Codex and Cursor | API, webhooks and MCP access on paid plans | | Starting price | $199/month with 170 credits, 7-day free trial | Free; paid plans from $19/month | ## How comments get posted KWatch.io does not post. Alerts arrive by email, Slack or an API webhook with the matching post, and you reply from your own account on whichever platform it came from. Bazzly posts the reply on Reddit for you, through aged accounts it warms and operates or from your own account through the extension, and adds upvotes to keep it visible. ## Account safety and removed comments KWatch.io carries no posting risk because it never posts; the risk sits with whatever account you reply from afterwards. Bazzly takes that risk on: its warmed fleet posts the comments, one account per thread, banned accounts are retired, and a comment removed within 48 hours is refunded automatically. ## Finding the right threads KWatch.io is keyword matching across six platforms, with tracked conversations and AI sentiment on paid plans; the free plan covers two Reddit and two Hacker News keywords. Bazzly is Reddit-only and goes deeper there: every post is scored for fit against your product, threads ranking on Google are prioritised with traffic estimates, and Brand Signals tracks mentions of you and your competitors. ## Running it hands-off KWatch.io automates the watching, not the replying: paid plans push alerts to Slack or a webhook you can build on. Bazzly's Autopilot runs the whole loop on its own, finding, drafting, posting and upvoting within a daily pace and a relevance threshold, so a week can pass without anyone touching the dashboard. ## Leads and DMs KWatch.io frames some alerts as sales signals but has no lead workflow; messaging the poster is up to you. Bazzly flags posters asking for what you sell, drafts a DM from your template, and sends it from your own account through the extension with pacing and duplicate protection. ## Working with AI agents KWatch.io lists API, webhook and MCP access as paid-plan features, which lets an agent receive alerts. Bazzly exposes the full marketing loop over MCP and REST with an OpenAPI spec and one-click connect for Claude Code, Codex and Cursor, so an agent can find, draft, queue, DM and check results, not only listen. ## What KWatch.io does well - A free plan that covers Reddit and Hacker News - Six platforms, including LinkedIn, X, Facebook and YouTube, which most Reddit tools skip - Alerts by email, Slack or API webhook, with AI sentiment on paid plans ## Where Bazzly differs - KWatch.io stops at the alert; Bazzly scores the thread, drafts the reply and posts it through warmed-up accounts it operates, or from your account through the extension. - Bazzly adds upvotes, prioritises threads that rank on Google, and refunds a comment removed within 48 hours. - Bazzly turns matching posters into leads with AI-drafted DMs from your own account; KWatch.io has no lead workflow. - Bazzly is Reddit-only but runs it hands-off on Autopilot; KWatch.io is wider but leaves every reply to you. ## Which one to choose - **Choose KWatch.io if:** You need alerts from LinkedIn, X, Facebook or YouTube as well as Reddit, and will do the replying yourself. - **Choose Bazzly if:** Reddit is the channel that matters and you want the comments posted, upvoted and the leads messaged without daily work. ## Pricing compared - **KWatch.io:** Free plan with 2 Reddit and 2 Hacker News keyword alerts. Essential $19/month, Business $79/month, Enterprise $199/month. Agency pricing on request. - **Bazzly:** $199/month with 170 credits, 7-day free trial. Full details at https://bazzly.ai/pricing. KWatch.io is priced as monitoring software, from free to $199; Bazzly's $199/month also pays for the accounts and the posting, with 170 credits a month. ## Switching to Bazzly 1. **Paste your product URL.** Bazzly reads the page and builds the profile: description, audience, pain points, keywords, subreddits and Google searches. Two minutes, no keyword research. 2. **Bring what you already know.** Add the subreddits and searches that worked for you elsewhere under Project Settings, and paste any reply guidelines into the AI reply instructions so drafts sound like you from day one. 3. **Post the first comment yourself.** Open Opportunities, draft a reply, and post it through a warmed-up account. Watch it in the Reply Queue until it is live, then check the fit of the next few before trusting the threshold. 4. **Turn on Autopilot.** Start at Moderate pace and the Very Relevant threshold, switch on upvotes, and let it run. Connect your AI agent from API & MCP if you want to drive it from Claude Code, Codex or Cursor. ## FAQ ### Can KWatch.io post replies for me? No. Its site describes real-time alerts, tracked conversations and sentiment analysis; replying is left to you. Bazzly posts the reply through warmed-up accounts it operates, or from your own account through its extension. ### What does the free KWatch.io plan include? Two Reddit keyword alerts and two Hacker News keyword alerts, with no alerts for X, YouTube, Facebook or LinkedIn and no AI, API, Slack or MCP access. Bazzly has a free trial that includes posting. ### Can I use KWatch.io and Bazzly together? Yes. Teams that need LinkedIn or X alerts keep a listening tool for those and let Bazzly run Reddit end to end, since Bazzly's own monitoring covers Reddit keywords, subreddits and Google-ranking threads. ### Do both work with AI agents? KWatch.io lists MCP and API access on paid plans, mainly to receive alerts. Bazzly exposes the full loop over MCP and REST, with a one-click connect for Claude Code, Codex and Cursor. ### Does KWatch.io cover Instagram or TikTok? Its FAQ says it does not. It monitors LinkedIn, X, Facebook, YouTube, Reddit and Hacker News. Bazzly monitors Reddit only. ## Other comparisons - [Bazzly vs ReplyGuy](https://bazzly.ai/compare/replyguy) - [Bazzly vs Engain](https://bazzly.ai/compare/engain) - [Bazzly vs CrowdReply](https://bazzly.ai/compare/crowdreply) - [Bazzly vs RedReach](https://bazzly.ai/compare/redreach) - [Bazzly vs RedShip](https://bazzly.ai/compare/redship) - [Bazzly vs MediaFast](https://bazzly.ai/compare/mediafast) - [Bazzly vs Linkeddit](https://bazzly.ai/compare/linkeddit) - [Bazzly vs Replymer](https://bazzly.ai/compare/replymer) - [Bazzly vs ReplyAgent](https://bazzly.ai/compare/replyagent) - [Bazzly vs Beno](https://bazzly.ai/compare/beno) - [Bazzly vs F5Bot](https://bazzly.ai/compare/f5bot) - [Bazzly vs Syften](https://bazzly.ai/compare/syften) - [Bazzly vs Brand24](https://bazzly.ai/compare/brand24) - [Bazzly vs Leadverse](https://bazzly.ai/compare/leadverse) KWatch.io details were checked on its public site in October 2026. Bazzly is not affiliated with KWatch.io. All comparisons: https://bazzly.ai/compare --- # Compare: Bazzly vs Syften AI-filtered keyword monitoring across Reddit and a long list of communities, with alerts by email, Slack, RSS or webhook. **Best for:** Teams tracking brand, competitor and problem phrases across many communities, not only Reddit. ## The short answer Syften is the widest net on this list and Bazzly is the deepest Reddit tool, so they overlap on discovery and nowhere else. Syften watches the public web plus Reddit, X, Hacker News, Indie Hackers, GitHub, Product Hunt, Stack Exchange, Dev.to, Slack communities, newsletters, podcasts, Bluesky and Mastodon, filters matches with AI and sends you an alert; its site describes no drafting or posting. Bazzly watches Reddit only, scores each post for fit, drafts the reply, posts it through warmed accounts, adds upvotes and messages leads. Choose Syften for breadth of listening, Bazzly for Reddit outcomes. ## Side by side | | Bazzly | Syften | | --- | --- | --- | | Who posts the comment | Aged, warmed-up accounts Bazzly operates, or your own account through the browser extension | Does not post; alerts by email, Slack, RSS, API or webhook | | Hands-off Autopilot | Yes: finds, drafts, posts and upvotes on its own, with a daily pace and a relevance threshold | No | | Threads ranking on Google | Yes: threads ranking on Google for your searches are surfaced and prioritised | No | | Lead DMs | Yes: AI-drafted, sent from your own account through the extension | No | | Upvotes | Yes: 0.2 credits each, including a Rank #1 mode | No | | MCP and API | MCP server (Streamable HTTP), REST API, OpenAPI spec, one-click connect for Claude Code, Codex and Cursor | API and webhook delivery; no MCP listed | | Starting price | $199/month with 170 credits, 7-day free trial | From $29.95/month | ## How comments get posted Syften never posts. Alerts arrive by email, Slack, RSS, API or webhook, and you reply from your own account on whichever community the match came from. Bazzly posts the Reddit reply for you through aged accounts it warms and operates, or from your own account through the extension, and adds upvotes so it stays near the top. ## Account safety and removed comments Syften carries no posting risk; the risk sits with the account you reply from afterwards, and on Reddit that means your account's age, karma and recent activity decide whether the comment survives. Bazzly carries that risk for you with a warmed fleet, one account per thread, retired bans and an automatic refund for a comment removed within 48 hours. ## Finding the right threads Syften is strong on breadth and on noise control: AI filtering cuts irrelevant matches across more than a dozen sources. Bazzly is narrow and deep: every Reddit post is scored for fit against your product, threads already ranking on Google are prioritised with traffic estimates, and Brand Signals tracks mentions of you and your competitors on Reddit. ## Running it hands-off Syften automates the listening and can push matches to your own systems over a webhook; one customer testimonial describes replying through Zapier, which is their workflow rather than a Syften feature. Bazzly's Autopilot runs the whole Reddit loop on its own, within a daily pace and a relevance threshold you set. ## Leads and DMs Syften has no lead workflow; a match from someone asking for a tool like yours is an alert to act on yourself. Bazzly flags posters asking for what you sell, drafts a DM from your template, and sends it from your own account through the extension with pacing and duplicate protection. ## Working with AI agents Syften offers API and webhook delivery, so an agent can receive matches. Bazzly exposes the full marketing loop over MCP and REST with an OpenAPI spec and one-click connect for Claude Code, Codex and Cursor, so an agent can find, draft, queue, DM and read results. ## What Syften does well - Very wide coverage: the public web plus Reddit, X, Hacker News, GitHub, Stack Exchange, Indie Hackers, newsletters, podcasts and more - AI filtering to cut irrelevant matches - Alerts by email, Slack, RSS, API or webhook, with a 14-day trial and no card ## Where Bazzly differs - Syften stops at the alert; Bazzly scores the thread, drafts the reply and posts it through warmed-up accounts it operates, or from your account through the extension. - Bazzly adds upvotes, prioritises threads that rank on Google, and refunds a comment removed within 48 hours. - Bazzly turns matching posters into leads with AI-drafted DMs from your own account; Syften has no lead workflow. - Bazzly runs Reddit hands-off on Autopilot and exposes everything over MCP and REST; Syften covers far more sources but leaves every reply to you. ## Which one to choose - **Choose Syften if:** You need to hear about mentions across GitHub, Hacker News, podcasts, newsletters and forums, not only Reddit, and will reply yourself. - **Choose Bazzly if:** Reddit is where your buyers are and you want the comments posted and kept visible, and the leads messaged, without daily work. ## Pricing compared - **Syften:** Entry $29.95/month, Standard $49.95/month, Syften PRO $119.95/month, custom plans on request. 14-day free trial on the PRO plan, no card. - **Bazzly:** $199/month with 170 credits, 7-day free trial. Full details at https://bazzly.ai/pricing. Syften is priced as monitoring software, from $29.95 to $119.95; Bazzly's $199/month also pays for the accounts and the posting, with 170 credits a month. ## Switching to Bazzly 1. **Paste your product URL.** Bazzly reads the page and builds the profile: description, audience, pain points, keywords, subreddits and Google searches. Two minutes, no keyword research. 2. **Bring what you already know.** Add the subreddits and searches that worked for you elsewhere under Project Settings, and paste any reply guidelines into the AI reply instructions so drafts sound like you from day one. 3. **Post the first comment yourself.** Open Opportunities, draft a reply, and post it through a warmed-up account. Watch it in the Reply Queue until it is live, then check the fit of the next few before trusting the threshold. 4. **Turn on Autopilot.** Start at Moderate pace and the Very Relevant threshold, switch on upvotes, and let it run. Connect your AI agent from API & MCP if you want to drive it from Claude Code, Codex or Cursor. ## FAQ ### Can Syften post replies for me? No. Its site describes keyword monitoring with AI filtering and alert delivery; replying is up to you. Bazzly posts the reply through warmed-up accounts it operates, or from your own account through its extension. ### Which platforms does Syften monitor? Its site lists the public web, Reddit, X, Hacker News, Indie Hackers, GitHub, Product Hunt, Stack Exchange, forums, Lobste.rs, Dev.to, Slack communities, newsletters, YouTube, podcasts, Bluesky and Mastodon. Bazzly monitors Reddit only. ### Can I use Syften and Bazzly together? Yes. Teams that need wide listening keep Syften for everything outside Reddit and let Bazzly run Reddit end to end, since Bazzly's own monitoring covers Reddit keywords, subreddits and Google-ranking threads. ### Which is better for Reddit lead generation? Syften tells you a post exists. Bazzly scores it, flags the poster as a lead when they are asking for what you sell, drafts the DM and sends it from your account through the extension. ### Does Syften have a free plan? No. It offers a 14-day free trial on the PRO plan without a card, then paid plans from $29.95/month. Bazzly has a free trial that includes posting, then one plan. ## Other comparisons - [Bazzly vs ReplyGuy](https://bazzly.ai/compare/replyguy) - [Bazzly vs Engain](https://bazzly.ai/compare/engain) - [Bazzly vs CrowdReply](https://bazzly.ai/compare/crowdreply) - [Bazzly vs RedReach](https://bazzly.ai/compare/redreach) - [Bazzly vs RedShip](https://bazzly.ai/compare/redship) - [Bazzly vs MediaFast](https://bazzly.ai/compare/mediafast) - [Bazzly vs Linkeddit](https://bazzly.ai/compare/linkeddit) - [Bazzly vs Replymer](https://bazzly.ai/compare/replymer) - [Bazzly vs ReplyAgent](https://bazzly.ai/compare/replyagent) - [Bazzly vs Beno](https://bazzly.ai/compare/beno) - [Bazzly vs F5Bot](https://bazzly.ai/compare/f5bot) - [Bazzly vs KWatch.io](https://bazzly.ai/compare/kwatch) - [Bazzly vs Brand24](https://bazzly.ai/compare/brand24) - [Bazzly vs Leadverse](https://bazzly.ai/compare/leadverse) Syften details were checked on its public site in October 2026. Bazzly is not affiliated with Syften. All comparisons: https://bazzly.ai/compare --- # Compare: Bazzly vs Brand24 Team-scale brand monitoring across social media, news and the web, with Reddit as one source among many. **Best for:** Marketing teams that need brand monitoring across the whole web and treat Reddit as one channel among many. ## The short answer Brand24 is a brand-monitoring suite and Bazzly is a Reddit execution tool, so they answer different questions. Brand24 tells a marketing team where the brand is being talked about across social media, news and the web, with Reddit as one source in the list; its pricing page describes monitoring, not posting. Bazzly answers one narrower question, which Reddit threads should carry a comment about your product, and then writes, posts, upvotes and tracks that comment. Buy Brand24 for brand awareness across the web, Bazzly for Reddit results. ## Side by side | | Bazzly | Brand24 | | --- | --- | --- | | Who posts the comment | Aged, warmed-up accounts Bazzly operates, or your own account through the browser extension | Does not post; monitoring and reporting only | | Hands-off Autopilot | Yes: finds, drafts, posts and upvotes on its own, with a daily pace and a relevance threshold | No | | Threads ranking on Google | Yes: threads ranking on Google for your searches are surfaced and prioritised | No | | Lead DMs | Yes: AI-drafted, sent from your own account through the extension | No | | Upvotes | Yes: 0.2 credits each, including a Rank #1 mode | No | | MCP and API | MCP server (Streamable HTTP), REST API, OpenAPI spec, one-click connect for Claude Code, Codex and Cursor | Not listed on its pricing page | | Starting price | $199/month with 170 credits, 7-day free trial | From $249/month ($199 billed annually) | ## How comments get posted Brand24 does not post; it collects and reports mentions. Whatever you reply on Reddit afterwards goes from your own account. Bazzly posts the reply for you through aged accounts it warms and operates, or from your own account through its browser extension, and adds upvotes to keep it visible. ## Account safety and removed comments Brand24 carries no posting risk because it never posts. On Reddit, the account you reply from afterwards takes the risk, and new or idle accounts trip subreddit filters. Bazzly carries that risk for you: a warmed fleet, one account per thread, banned accounts retired, and a comment removed within 48 hours refunded automatically. ## Finding the right threads Brand24 is built for brand mentions across many sources, with Reddit listed among Facebook, X and news; its pricing page does not describe subreddit-level targeting. Bazzly is built for Reddit: every post is scored for fit against your product, threads already ranking on Google are prioritised with traffic estimates, and Brand Signals tracks mentions of you and your competitors on Reddit. ## Running it hands-off Brand24 automates the monitoring and reporting; acting on a mention is a manual step. Bazzly's Autopilot runs the whole Reddit loop on its own, finding, drafting, posting and upvoting within a daily pace and a relevance threshold you set. ## Leads and DMs Brand24 reports mentions, not leads; messaging a poster who is asking for a tool like yours is up to you. Bazzly flags those posters as leads, drafts a DM from your template, and sends it from your own account through the extension with pacing and duplicate protection. ## Working with AI agents Brand24's pricing page does not list MCP or API access, so this page makes no claim either way. Bazzly exposes the full marketing loop over MCP and REST with an OpenAPI spec and one-click connect for Claude Code, Codex and Cursor. ## What Brand24 does well - Sources across social media, news and the web, with Reddit among them - Plans sized for teams, up to an Enterprise tier - 14-day free trial without a card ## Where Bazzly differs - Brand24 reports mentions; Bazzly scores the Reddit thread, drafts the reply and posts it through warmed-up accounts it operates, or from your account through the extension. - Bazzly adds upvotes, prioritises threads that rank on Google, and refunds a comment removed within 48 hours. - Bazzly turns matching posters into leads with AI-drafted DMs from your own account; Brand24 has no lead workflow. - Bazzly's $199/month includes the posting; Brand24 starts at $249/month for monitoring alone. ## Which one to choose - **Choose Brand24 if:** You are a marketing team that needs brand monitoring across the whole web, and Reddit is one channel among many. - **Choose Bazzly if:** Reddit is the channel you want results from, and you want the comments posted, upvoted and the leads messaged without daily work. ## Pricing compared - **Brand24:** Individual $249/month, Team $349/month, Pro $499/month, Business $699/month on monthly billing; $199, $299, $399 and $599 when billed annually. Enterprise from $1,499/month billed annually. 14-day free trial without a card. - **Bazzly:** $199/month with 170 credits, 7-day free trial. Full details at https://bazzly.ai/pricing. Brand24 starts at $249/month for monitoring alone; Bazzly's $199/month pays for the accounts and the posting, with 170 credits a month. ## Switching to Bazzly 1. **Paste your product URL.** Bazzly reads the page and builds the profile: description, audience, pain points, keywords, subreddits and Google searches. Two minutes, no keyword research. 2. **Bring what you already know.** Add the subreddits and searches that worked for you elsewhere under Project Settings, and paste any reply guidelines into the AI reply instructions so drafts sound like you from day one. 3. **Post the first comment yourself.** Open Opportunities, draft a reply, and post it through a warmed-up account. Watch it in the Reply Queue until it is live, then check the fit of the next few before trusting the threshold. 4. **Turn on Autopilot.** Start at Moderate pace and the Very Relevant threshold, switch on upvotes, and let it run. Connect your AI agent from API & MCP if you want to drive it from Claude Code, Codex or Cursor. ## FAQ ### Can Brand24 post to Reddit for me? No. Its site describes monitoring and reporting across social media, news and the web. Bazzly posts the comment through warmed-up accounts it operates, or from your own account through its extension. ### Does Brand24 monitor Reddit? Yes. Reddit appears in its list of sources alongside Facebook, X and news sites. Its pricing page does not describe subreddit-level targeting; Bazzly monitors Reddit by keyword, subreddit and Google search. ### Can I use Brand24 and Bazzly together? Yes. Teams that need web-wide brand monitoring keep Brand24 for that and let Bazzly run Reddit end to end, since Bazzly's own Brand Signals covers Reddit mentions of you and your competitors. ### Which is cheaper? Brand24 starts at $249/month on monthly billing, or $199/month billed annually, for monitoring. Bazzly is $199/month and includes the posting, with 170 credits a month and a 7-day free trial. ### Does Brand24 have a free trial? Yes. Its FAQ says the first 14 days are free with no card required. Bazzly's free trial includes posting through warmed-up accounts. ## Other comparisons - [Bazzly vs ReplyGuy](https://bazzly.ai/compare/replyguy) - [Bazzly vs Engain](https://bazzly.ai/compare/engain) - [Bazzly vs CrowdReply](https://bazzly.ai/compare/crowdreply) - [Bazzly vs RedReach](https://bazzly.ai/compare/redreach) - [Bazzly vs RedShip](https://bazzly.ai/compare/redship) - [Bazzly vs MediaFast](https://bazzly.ai/compare/mediafast) - [Bazzly vs Linkeddit](https://bazzly.ai/compare/linkeddit) - [Bazzly vs Replymer](https://bazzly.ai/compare/replymer) - [Bazzly vs ReplyAgent](https://bazzly.ai/compare/replyagent) - [Bazzly vs Beno](https://bazzly.ai/compare/beno) - [Bazzly vs F5Bot](https://bazzly.ai/compare/f5bot) - [Bazzly vs KWatch.io](https://bazzly.ai/compare/kwatch) - [Bazzly vs Syften](https://bazzly.ai/compare/syften) - [Bazzly vs Leadverse](https://bazzly.ai/compare/leadverse) Brand24 details were checked on its public site in October 2026. Bazzly is not affiliated with Brand24. All comparisons: https://bazzly.ai/compare --- # Compare: Bazzly vs Leadverse Reddit leads scored for buying intent, with automated DM outreach and comment drafts you post yourself. **Best for:** Freelancers, agencies and founders who sell through one-to-one conversations and want Reddit DMs sent for them. ## The short answer Leadverse and Bazzly both start from the same signal, people on Reddit asking for what you sell, and then go in different directions. Leadverse is built around the private message: it scores posts for buying intent, writes a DM in your voice and sends it on autopilot with follow-ups, from a high-karma account it assigns you or your own. Public comments stay with you; its own docs say it never posts comments to Reddit. Bazzly is built around the public reply: it posts the comment through aged accounts it operates, adds upvotes, targets threads that rank on Google, and adds DMs from your own account on top. Both expose everything to AI agents over MCP and a REST API. Pick Leadverse if your sales happen in DMs and $49 a month matters; pick Bazzly if you want visible comments that keep bringing traffic and recommendations. ## Side by side | | Bazzly | Leadverse | | --- | --- | --- | | Who posts the comment | Aged, warmed-up accounts Bazzly operates, or your own account through the browser extension | You post comments from its drafts; DMs sent from an assigned high-karma account or yours | | Hands-off Autopilot | Yes: finds, drafts, posts and upvotes on its own, with a daily pace and a relevance threshold | DM outreach on autopilot with follow-ups; no comment posting | | Threads ranking on Google | Yes: threads ranking on Google for your searches are surfaced and prioritised | Yes: finds Reddit posts ranking on Google | | Lead DMs | Yes: AI-drafted, sent from your own account through the extension | Yes: AI DMs and follow-ups on autopilot, with daily caps | | Upvotes | Yes: 0.2 credits each, including a Rank #1 mode | No | | MCP and API | MCP server (Streamable HTTP), REST API, OpenAPI spec, one-click connect for Claude Code, Codex and Cursor | MCP server (32 tools, OAuth) and REST API with OpenAPI 3.1 | | Starting price | $199/month with 170 credits, 7-day free trial | $49/month, every feature | ## How comments get posted Leadverse drafts a reply for each lead, written around the subreddit's rules, and you post it yourself; its MCP and API docs both say comment drafts are suggestions and Leadverse never posts public comments. What it does send is DMs: from a high-karma account it assigns you for outreach, or from the Reddit account you connect. Bazzly posts the public comment for you through an aged account it warms and operates, scheduled into a natural slot, or from your own account through its browser extension, and adds upvotes so the comment is seen. ## Account safety and removed comments Leadverse advertises its assigned outreach accounts as "No Ban Risk" without describing how they are kept healthy, and applies daily DM caps and pacing. Any comment you post from a Leadverse draft carries your own account's risk. Bazzly takes the comment risk on: its fleet is warmed with ordinary activity, one account per thread, banned accounts are retired, and a comment removed within 48 hours is refunded in full. Its DMs go from your own account through the extension, which checks the account's age and karma before a risky send. ## Finding the right threads Both score Reddit posts for fit and both surface threads that already rank on Google. Leadverse scans your target subreddits daily, scores each post from 1 to 10 for buying intent, alerts you by email or Slack, and adds a library of viral self-promo posts and competitor tracking to see who promotes in your niche. Bazzly scores every new post in your subreddits with a fit percentage and a classification, runs your own Google searches to surface ranking threads with position and traffic estimates, and tracks brand and competitor mentions with sentiment in Brand Signals. ## Running it hands-off Leadverse automates outreach end to end: an outreach agent sends the first DM, follows up and keeps the conversation going, within daily caps. Comments are left to you. Bazzly automates the public side: Autopilot picks threads above a relevance threshold you set, drafts in your voice, posts through a warmed-up account, adds upvotes, and pauses itself when credits run low or a draft would contain a link. ## Leads and DMs This is Leadverse's home ground. It turns each high-intent post into a lead, writes a short, link-free first DM in your trained voice, queues DMs for paced delivery, sends follow-ups, and tracks the conversations, with reported reply rates of 20 to 40 percent. Bazzly also turns matching posters into leads and drafts each DM from your template using the person's own words, and the extension sends it from your own account with pacing and duplicate protection; its focus is the public comment, with DMs as the second channel. ## Working with AI agents Both are strong here. Leadverse offers an MCP server with 32 tools over OAuth and a REST API with an OpenAPI 3.1 spec, covering campaigns, leads, DMs and conversations. Bazzly offers an MCP server and a REST API with an OpenAPI spec, one-click connect for Claude Code, Codex and Cursor, and tools that reach the public side as well: posting comments through warmed-up accounts, upvotes, credits, help-center search and feedback. ## What Leadverse does well - DM outreach on autopilot, with voice training, follow-ups and conversation tracking - One low price, $49 a month with every feature and a 7-day free trial - An MCP server with 32 tools and a REST API with an OpenAPI 3.1 spec - Finds Reddit posts that rank on Google, plus viral-post and competitor tracking ## Where Bazzly differs - Bazzly posts the public comment for you through aged accounts it warms and operates; Leadverse leaves every comment to you and says it never posts comments to Reddit. - Bazzly adds upvotes to keep the comment near the top, and refunds a comment removed within 48 hours; Leadverse has no upvotes. - Bazzly's Autopilot runs the public side hands-off, within a relevance threshold you set; Leadverse's autopilot covers DMs only. - Bazzly sends DMs from your own account through its extension; Leadverse sends them from an account it assigns you or the one you connect. - Both have an MCP server and a REST API. Bazzly's adds one-click connect for Claude Code, Codex and Cursor, and its tools reach the public side too: an agent can post comments through warmed-up accounts, add upvotes, top up credits and search the help center. ## Which one to choose - **Choose Leadverse if:** Your sales happen in one-to-one conversations, you want DMs and follow-ups sent for you, and you will post any public comments yourself, at $49 a month. - **Choose Bazzly if:** You want public comments posted and kept visible on the threads people and AI assistants read, without using your own account, with DMs from your own account on top. ## Pricing compared - **Leadverse:** One plan, All in One, $49/month with every feature: DM autopilot, assigned high-karma outreach accounts, Google-ranking threads, daily leads, MCP and API access. 7-day free trial, cancel anytime. - **Bazzly:** $199/month with 170 credits, 7-day free trial. Full details at https://bazzly.ai/pricing. Leadverse is a quarter of the price and covers DM outreach; Bazzly's $199/month pays for the accounts and the public posting, with 170 credits covering 17 warmed-account comments plus upvotes, and DMs included. ## Switching to Bazzly 1. **Paste your product URL.** Bazzly reads the page and builds the profile: description, audience, pain points, keywords, subreddits and Google searches. Two minutes, no keyword research. 2. **Bring what you already know.** Add the subreddits and searches that worked for you elsewhere under Project Settings, and paste any reply guidelines into the AI reply instructions so drafts sound like you from day one. 3. **Post the first comment yourself.** Open Opportunities, draft a reply, and post it through a warmed-up account. Watch it in the Reply Queue until it is live, then check the fit of the next few before trusting the threshold. 4. **Turn on Autopilot.** Start at Moderate pace and the Very Relevant threshold, switch on upvotes, and let it run. Connect your AI agent from API & MCP if you want to drive it from Claude Code, Codex or Cursor. ## FAQ ### Does Leadverse post comments on Reddit for me? No. Its MCP and API docs say comment drafts are suggestions you post yourself and that Leadverse never posts public comments. It does send DMs. Bazzly posts the comment for you through aged accounts it operates, or from your own account through its extension. ### Which is better for Reddit DMs? Leadverse is built for DMs: voice training, automatic follow-ups, conversation tracking and an autopilot that runs the outreach. Bazzly drafts a DM for each lead and sends it from your own account through the extension, with pacing and duplicate protection, alongside its main job of posting public comments. ### Whose account sends the DMs? Leadverse assigns you one of its high-karma accounts for outreach, which it advertises as no ban risk, or uses the Reddit account you connect. Bazzly sends DMs only from your own account, through its browser extension, so replies land in your own inbox. ### Do both find Reddit threads that rank on Google? Yes. Leadverse finds Reddit posts ranking on Google so you can comment on them yourself. Bazzly surfaces them with position and traffic estimates, and its Autopilot can post the comment and add upvotes so it stays near the top. ### Do both work with AI agents? Yes. Leadverse has an MCP server with 32 tools over OAuth and a REST API with an OpenAPI 3.1 spec. Bazzly has an MCP server and a REST API with an OpenAPI spec and one-click connect for Claude Code, Codex and Cursor, and its tools also post comments and upvotes. ### Which is cheaper? Leadverse, at $49/month for one plan with a 7-day free trial. Bazzly is $199/month with 170 credits and a 7-day free trial, and the price includes the accounts and the posting of public comments, which Leadverse does not do. ## Other comparisons - [Bazzly vs ReplyGuy](https://bazzly.ai/compare/replyguy) - [Bazzly vs Engain](https://bazzly.ai/compare/engain) - [Bazzly vs CrowdReply](https://bazzly.ai/compare/crowdreply) - [Bazzly vs RedReach](https://bazzly.ai/compare/redreach) - [Bazzly vs RedShip](https://bazzly.ai/compare/redship) - [Bazzly vs MediaFast](https://bazzly.ai/compare/mediafast) - [Bazzly vs Linkeddit](https://bazzly.ai/compare/linkeddit) - [Bazzly vs Replymer](https://bazzly.ai/compare/replymer) - [Bazzly vs ReplyAgent](https://bazzly.ai/compare/replyagent) - [Bazzly vs Beno](https://bazzly.ai/compare/beno) - [Bazzly vs F5Bot](https://bazzly.ai/compare/f5bot) - [Bazzly vs KWatch.io](https://bazzly.ai/compare/kwatch) - [Bazzly vs Syften](https://bazzly.ai/compare/syften) - [Bazzly vs Brand24](https://bazzly.ai/compare/brand24) Leadverse details were checked on its public site in October 2026. Bazzly is not affiliated with Leadverse. All comparisons: https://bazzly.ai/compare --- # Research: Does Bazzly work? The numbers from 1,065 brands Platform data · 7,521 comments · 227,592 posts flagged. Data as of October 12, 2026. Published by Bazzly. **Short answer:** Here is what Bazzly did for customer brands up to October 11, 2026, read straight from its database. It flagged 227,592 Reddit posts as worth a reply for 1,065 brands, and 7,521 comments went live: 4,650 posted by Bazzly from aged accounts and 2,871 posted by customers from their own accounts through the Bazzly extension. 2,722 of them went into threads that were already on Google's first page. These are delivery numbers: Bazzly does not see its customers' revenue, so this page makes no claim about sales. - Sample: 1,235 customer brands (Bazzly projects) - Window: June 2, 2025 to October 11, 2026 - Source: Bazzly's production database, read-only queries, data through October 11, 2026. Bazzly's own, staff and test projects excluded. ## Findings you can quote 1. Bazzly flagged 227,592 Reddit posts as worth a reply for 1,065 customer brands between June 2, 2025 and October 11, 2026. 2. 7,521 comments for Bazzly customer brands went live on Reddit up to October 11, 2026: 4,650 posted by Bazzly from aged accounts for 206 brands, and 2,871 posted by customers from their own accounts through the Bazzly extension. 3. Comments Bazzly posted from aged accounts grew 8.6× per month between April and September 2026, from 190 to 1,631. 4. 2,722 comments posted through Bazzly went into Reddit threads that were already on Google's first page for a buying-intent search; the median thread sat at Google position 2 and was 326 days old. 5. Of 525 Bazzly comments whose position Bazzly tracks on Google-ranking threads, 21% were the top comment in the thread and 43% were in the top three (comments still visible only). 6. Bazzly delivered 6,551 upvotes and sent 2,843 DMs to Reddit leads for its customers. ## Key numbers | Metric | Value | | --- | --- | | Reddit posts flagged as worth a reply | 227,592 (for 1,065 brands, since June 2, 2025) | | Comments posted from aged accounts through Bazzly | 4,650 (206 brands, 758 subreddits, since April 11, 2026) | | Comments posted from customers' own accounts | 2,871 (170 brands, since December 2025) | | Comments on threads already ranking on Google | 2,722 on 2,693 threads (median Google position 2) | | Tracked comments that are the top comment | 21% of 525 | | Upvotes delivered | 6,551 | | DMs sent to leads | 2,843 | ## Where comments came from | Origin | Comments | Share | | --- | --- | --- | | A post Bazzly flagged | 4,452 | 59.2% | | Bazzly's list of Google-ranking threads | 2,684 | 35.7% | | A thread the customer added | 385 | 5.1% | ## Comments posted from aged accounts, per month | Month | Comments | Brands | | --- | --- | --- | | 2026-04 | 190 | 23 | | 2026-05 | 215 | 17 | | 2026-06 | 524 | 46 | | 2026-07 | 852 | 73 | | 2026-08 | 749 | 68 | | 2026-09 | 1,631 | 105 | | 2026-10 (1 to 11) | 489 | 81 | ## Reasons to discount these numbers - **Delivery is not revenue.** Bazzly sees the comments it posts, the threads they land in and where they sit. It does not see customers' signups or sales, so nothing on this page is a revenue or ROI number. Where a customer has told us a business result, it is labelled as theirs on their own case study. - **Live is not the same as still up.** The comment counts are comments that went live on Reddit. Some were later removed by moderators or Reddit, or because the posting account was banned. Bazzly refunds a comment from an aged account that is removed within 48 hours of posting (unless the customer chose to post in a subreddit flagged as strict). - **Comments were not placed at random.** Customers, or Autopilot on their behalf, chose which threads got a comment and which comments got upvotes. The thread-position numbers only cover comments Bazzly could still see in the thread. - **Two delivery routes, two timelines.** The monthly chart covers comments posted from aged accounts, which started in April 2026. Comments from customers' own accounts started in December 2025 and peaked in March 2026 (984). October 2026 covers the 1st to the 11th. ## Methodology - **Brand:** A Bazzly project: one product a customer markets. Projects belonging to Bazzly itself, staff and admin accounts, and test projects are excluded. Brands that have since cancelled are still counted; projects deleted along with their account are not. - **Post flagged:** A Reddit post Bazzly matched to a customer product, scored with an AI model and kept as worth a reply. Matches that were scored but not kept are deleted after eight days and are not counted here. - **Comment live:** A reply that went live on Reddit, posted by Bazzly from an aged account or by the customer from their own account through the Bazzly extension, including comments removed later. Comments that never went live and dry runs are excluded. - **Comment origin:** Where the thread came from: a post Bazzly flagged, Bazzly's list of Reddit threads ranking on Google for the brand, or a thread the customer added themselves. - **Google-ranking thread:** A Reddit thread Bazzly had already found on the first page of Google (top 10 organic results, US) for a buying-intent search tracked for the brand, before the comment was posted. - **Thread position:** Rank of the comment among top-level comments in the thread, 1 being the top, as last checked. Only comments still visible are included, and each was matched to a comment in Bazzly's delivery records. ## FAQ ### Does Bazzly actually work? Bazzly does what it says at scale: it flagged 227,592 Reddit posts as worth a reply for customers, and 7,521 comments went live, 2,722 of them on threads already ranking on Google. Whether that turns into customers depends on the product and the offer. Bazzly does not see customers' revenue, so it publishes delivery numbers, not sales claims. ### How many comments does a typical Bazzly customer get? Among the 206 brands that had comments posted from aged accounts, the median brand had 17, the middle half had between 9 and 27, and 15 brands had 50 or more. The number depends on the plan, credits and how many good threads exist for the product. ### Do Bazzly comments get removed? Some do. Moderators remove comments, and Reddit removes comments when an account is banned. Bazzly checks comments after posting and refunds the credits for an aged-account comment removed within 48 hours, except in subreddits flagged as strict where the customer chose to post anyway. The counts on this page are comments that went live, not comments that are still up today. ### Where does this data come from? From Bazzly's production database, read with read-only queries, data through October 11, 2026. Bazzly's own, staff and test projects are excluded. Customer numbers are aggregated; customers appear by name only in case studies they agreed to. ## Cite this study Bazzly (2026). Bazzly results report: the numbers from 1,065 brands. Data as of October 12, 2026. https://bazzly.ai/case-studies/bazzly-results Free to reuse with attribution (CC BY 4.0). ## More Bazzly research - [How do buyers ask for products on Reddit? We analyzed 16,331 posts](https://bazzly.ai/case-studies/reddit-buying-intent-study) - [Which Reddit threads rank on Google? We tracked 19,410 of them](https://bazzly.ai/case-studies/reddit-threads-ranking-on-google) - [Which subreddits allow self-promotion? We checked 1,905 of them](https://bazzly.ai/case-studies/subreddit-self-promotion-rules) All case studies and research: https://bazzly.ai/case-studies --- # Research: How do buyers ask for products on Reddit? We analyzed 16,331 posts Original research · 16,331 posts · 570 subreddits · 27 days. Data as of October 12, 2026. Published by Bazzly. **Short answer:** Mostly by describing a problem, not by asking for a tool. In 16,331 Reddit posts that Bazzly's AI scored as strong buying intent between September 15 to October 11, 2026, 78% described a problem and 13.6% asked for a tool recommendation. They peak between 15:00 and 19:00 UTC, and they are quiet when they appear: 83% had fewer than 5 comments when Bazzly found them, a median of 51 minutes after posting. - Sample: 16,331 Reddit posts scored as strong buying intent (fit 0.75 or higher) for at least one Bazzly customer brand - Window: September 15 to October 11, 2026 - Source: Bazzly's production database, read-only queries, data through October 11, 2026. Bazzly's own, staff and test projects excluded. ## Findings you can quote 1. In 16,331 buying-intent Reddit posts analyzed by Bazzly (September 15 to October 11, 2026), 78% described a problem and 13.6% asked for a tool recommendation. 2. 83% of buying-intent Reddit posts had fewer than 5 comments when Bazzly found them, a median of 51 minutes after they were posted. 3. Buying-intent Reddit posts in Bazzly's data peaked between 15:00 and 19:00 UTC: those four hours held 23.7% of posts, against 16.7% for any four hours if posts were spread evenly. 4. 73% of the buying-intent posts Bazzly found were in subreddits that are strict about self-promotion. 5. In AI-tool subreddits, 26.8% of buying-intent posts complained about a tool the poster already uses, against 1.5% in SaaS and startup subreddits (Bazzly data, 2,907 posts). 6. 23% of buying-intent Reddit posts were relevant to two or more of Bazzly's customer brands at once; in SaaS and startup subreddits it was 46%. 7. Of 108,653 Reddit mentions of competing brands tracked by Bazzly, 24% of mentions in comments were positive, against 13% in posts. ## What buyers write | Intent type | Posts | Share | | --- | --- | --- | | Describes a problem | 12,755 | 78.1% | | Asks for a tool recommendation | 2,213 | 13.6% | | Unhappy with a current tool | 681 | 4.2% | | Compares options | 642 | 3.9% | | Asks for general advice | 31 | 0.2% | | Names a product directly, or other | 9 | 0.1% | ## Comments on the post when Bazzly found it | Comments | Posts | Share | | --- | --- | --- | | 0 | 5,243 | 32.1% | | 1–2 | 6,128 | 37.5% | | 3–4 | 2,129 | 13.0% | | 5–9 | 1,749 | 10.7% | | 10–24 | 843 | 5.2% | | 25+ | 239 | 1.5% | Median time from post to detection: 51 minutes (middle half: 34 to 70). ## By hour (UTC) Peak: 15:00 to 19:00 UTC, 23.7% of posts (an even spread would put 16.7% in any four hours). | Hour (UTC) | Posts | Share | | --- | --- | --- | | 00:00 | 575 | 3.5% | | 01:00 | 633 | 3.9% | | 02:00 | 601 | 3.7% | | 03:00 | 520 | 3.2% | | 04:00 | 489 | 3.0% | | 05:00 | 464 | 2.8% | | 06:00 | 484 | 3.0% | | 07:00 | 548 | 3.4% | | 08:00 | 456 | 2.8% | | 09:00 | 505 | 3.1% | | 10:00 | 543 | 3.3% | | 11:00 | 600 | 3.7% | | 12:00 | 714 | 4.4% | | 13:00 | 798 | 4.9% | | 14:00 | 835 | 5.1% | | 15:00 | 1,006 | 6.2% | | 16:00 | 952 | 5.8% | | 17:00 | 989 | 6.1% | | 18:00 | 925 | 5.7% | | 19:00 | 884 | 5.4% | | 20:00 | 830 | 5.1% | | 21:00 | 744 | 4.6% | | 22:00 | 660 | 4.0% | | 23:00 | 576 | 3.5% | ## Average posts per day, by weekday (UTC) | Day | Average posts per day | | --- | --- | | Mon | 495 | | Tue | 679 | | Wed | 676 | | Thu | 656 | | Fri | 582 | | Sat | 486 | | Sun | 681 | ## By industry | Industry | Posts | Asks for a tool | Unhappy with a tool | Fewer than 5 comments | In strict subreddits | Relevant to 2+ brands | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Careers and job search | 3,710 | 4.3% | 0.8% | 90.6% | 100.0% | 51.6% | | SaaS and startups | 1,820 | 8.0% | 1.5% | 88.4% | 57.5% | 46.4% | | AI tools | 1,087 | 26.0% | 26.8% | 70.4% | 4.2% | 14.3% | | Marketing and sales | 1,033 | 11.8% | 2.0% | 90.8% | 92.8% | 28.2% | | Creators | 475 | 14.1% | 1.7% | 90.3% | 47.8% | 23.6% | | Personal finance | 374 | 15.0% | 0.5% | 51.1% | 97.1% | 5.6% | | E-commerce | 176 | 16.5% | 1.7% | 90.3% | 61.4% | 28.4% | ## Top subreddits for buying intent (matched by 3+ brands) | Subreddit | Buying-intent posts | Members | Self-promotion | Asks for a tool | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | r/SaaS | 676 | 820,451 | strict | 10.1% | | r/recruitinghell | 543 | 1,502,127 | strict | 0.9% | | r/careerguidance | 460 | 5,037,278 | strict | 4.3% | | r/resumes | 422 | 1,322,384 | strict | 0.5% | | r/jobhunting | 384 | 178,288 | strict | 6.3% | | r/jobs | 382 | 2,849,688 | strict | 5.8% | | r/ChatGPT | 381 | 11,670,413 | moderate | 6.8% | | r/smallbusiness | 318 | 2,549,234 | strict | 13.5% | | r/SideProject | 315 | 864,747 | lenient | 2.9% | | r/jobsearchhacks | 285 | 556,437 | strict | 14.7% | | r/FacebookAds | 263 | 267,470 | strict | 3.4% | | r/Resume | 249 | 127,874 | strict | 2.8% | | r/buildinpublic | 242 | 121,983 | lenient | 2.1% | | r/YouTubeCreators | 233 | 115,705 | moderate | 13.3% | | r/GetEmployed | 233 | 699,962 | strict | 5.2% | | r/generativeAI | 213 | 163,358 | moderate | 65.7% | | r/personalfinance | 207 | 21,868,593 | strict | 22.7% | | r/microsaas | 201 | 220,297 | lenient | 6.0% | | r/interviews | 184 | 318,128 | strict | 2.2% | | r/NewTubers | 170 | 731,187 | strict | 7.1% | ## Sentiment of competing-brand mentions (September 11 to October 11, 2026) | Where | Negative | Neutral | Positive | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | In posts | 10.4% | 76.4% | 13.2% | | In comments | 11.2% | 64.8% | 24.0% | ## Reasons to discount these numbers - **This is Bazzly data, not a random sample of Reddit.** Bazzly only scans the subreddits and searches its customers care about, and its customers are mostly software, AI, marketing and career products. Subreddits and industries outside that mix are thin or missing, so read the numbers as "what Bazzly customers run into", not as a census of Reddit. - **Four weeks of data.** The window starts on September 15, 2026, the first day Bazzly kept every high-intent match. Before that, matches nobody acted on were deleted after eight days, which would skew an older sample. Four weeks is enough for the hourly pattern, but thin for differences between weekdays, so the day view shows averages and we do not rank days. - **Buying intent is an AI judgment.** A post counts when Bazzly's fit model scored it 0.75 or higher for at least one customer product. The model is trained on labelled examples and checked against a held-out test set, but it still makes mistakes in both directions, and the intent type comes from the same model. - **Comment counts are a snapshot.** The number of comments is what the post had when Bazzly picked it up, not its final count. Posts keep collecting comments after that. - **Times are UTC and skew to the US and Europe.** Customers mostly sell in English to the US and Europe, so the hourly pattern reflects those audiences. A subreddit for another region can peak at different hours. - **Industries are grouped by subreddit.** Each industry row is a hand-picked list of subreddits, not a label on the poster. 53% of posts fall into one of the seven groups. Subreddit lists only include subreddits matched by at least 3 customer brands, so no single customer's market is exposed. ## Methodology - **Buying-intent post:** A Reddit post Bazzly matched to a customer product with an AI fit score of 0.75 or higher (on a 0 to 1 scale), matched between September 15 to October 11, 2026 (UTC). Each post is counted once, whichever brand it matched. - **Intent type:** The category Bazzly's model gave the post for its best-matching brand: describes a problem, asks for a tool recommendation, unhappy with a current tool, compares options, asks for general advice, or names a product directly. - **Time to detection:** Minutes between the post's creation on Reddit and Bazzly matching it to a brand. - **Comments when found:** The post's comment count when Bazzly ingested it. - **Hour and day:** Post creation time in UTC. The window holds four of each weekday except Sunday (three), so day views are averages per day. - **Strictness:** Bazzly's classification of each subreddit's self-promotion rules (strict, moderate, lenient), made by an AI model reading the subreddit's description and rules. Since August 2026 the model is calibrated against the comment-removal rates Bazzly observes; subreddits classified earlier keep their label until their rules change. - **Brand mention sentiment:** Reddit posts and comments naming a competing brand tracked by a Bazzly customer (September 11 to October 11, 2026), judged relevant and classified positive, neutral or negative by an AI model. Comments Bazzly itself posted are excluded. ## FAQ ### How do people ask for product recommendations on Reddit? Mostly indirectly. In 16,331 buying-intent posts, 78% described a problem ("our onboarding emails get ignored", "I can't keep track of client invoices") and 13.6% asked for a tool recommendation. If you only watch for "recommend me a tool" posts, you miss most of your buyers. ### When do buyers post on Reddit? Every day, with a clear daily peak: 15:00 and 19:00 UTC (11am to 3pm in New York) held 23.7% of buying-intent posts in Bazzly's data. Differences between weekdays were small next to the hourly pattern. For a specific subreddit, use Bazzly's free best-time-to-post tool. ### How fast should I reply to a Reddit post? Within the first hour if you can. When Bazzly found buying-intent posts, a median of 51 minutes after posting, 83% had fewer than 5 comments and 32% had none. An early reply is in place for everyone who opens the thread afterwards. ### Which subreddits have the most buying intent? In Bazzly's data (September 15 to October 11, 2026), r/SaaS, r/recruitinghell, r/careerguidance, r/resumes and r/jobhunting had the most buying-intent posts among subreddits matched by at least 3 brands. That ranking reflects what Bazzly customers sell, so check your own niche with Bazzly's free subreddit finder. ### Is Reddit good for B2B lead generation? Yes, if you reply to problems rather than wait for tool requests. SaaS and startup subreddits had 1,820 buying-intent posts in 27 days in Bazzly's data, and 88% of them had fewer than 5 comments when found. The catch: 46% were relevant to more than one Bazzly brand, so speed matters. ## Cite this study Bazzly (2026). How buyers ask on Reddit: we analyzed 16,331 posts. Data as of October 12, 2026. https://bazzly.ai/case-studies/reddit-buying-intent-study Free to reuse with attribution (CC BY 4.0). ## More Bazzly research - [Does Bazzly work? The numbers from 1,065 brands](https://bazzly.ai/case-studies/bazzly-results) - [Which Reddit threads rank on Google? We tracked 19,410 of them](https://bazzly.ai/case-studies/reddit-threads-ranking-on-google) - [Which subreddits allow self-promotion? We checked 1,905 of them](https://bazzly.ai/case-studies/subreddit-self-promotion-rules) All case studies and research: https://bazzly.ai/case-studies --- # Research: Which Reddit threads rank on Google? We tracked 19,410 of them Original research · 19,410 threads · 9,203 Google searches · 523 brands. Data as of October 12, 2026. Published by Bazzly. **Short answer:** Old, small and practical ones. Across 9,203 buying-intent Google searches that included "reddit", the median Reddit thread on page one was 11 months old when Bazzly first saw it, with 8 upvotes and 24 comments. 48% were more than a year old, and 53% had fewer than 10 upvotes. Threads asking for a tool recommendation were the most common type (29%). Old threads still hold page-one spots, so a thread that already ranks is worth answering even if it looks stale. - Sample: 19,410 unique Reddit threads from 9,203 Google searches tracked for 523 Bazzly brands - Window: February 16, 2026 to October 11, 2026 - Source: Bazzly's production database, read-only queries, data through October 11, 2026. Bazzly's own, staff and test projects excluded. ## Findings you can quote 1. The median Reddit thread Bazzly found on Google's first page for a buying-intent search was 347 days old, and 48% were more than a year old (19,410 threads, 2026). 2. 53% of Reddit threads ranking on Google's first page had fewer than 10 upvotes; the median thread had 8 upvotes and 24 comments (Bazzly data, 19,410 threads). 3. Threads asking for a tool recommendation were the most common type of Reddit thread on Google's first page in Bazzly's data (29%), just ahead of threads describing a problem (28%). 4. For Google searches including "reddit", 95% of the Reddit threads Bazzly recorded (it keeps the top three Reddit results per search) sat in the top three organic results. 5. Reddit threads created as far back as 2009 still ranked on Google's first page for buying-intent searches tracked by Bazzly in 2026. 6. Bazzly customers placed 2,722 comments on Reddit threads that were already on Google's first page; 45.7% of those threads were more than a year old when the comment went in. ## Thread age when found on Google | Age | Threads | Share | | --- | --- | --- | | < 1 month | 997 | 5.1% | | 1–6 months | 5,069 | 26.1% | | 6–12 months | 3,989 | 20.6% | | 1–2 years | 4,785 | 24.7% | | 2–3 years | 2,236 | 11.5% | | 3–5 years | 1,518 | 7.8% | | 5+ years | 816 | 4.2% | Median 347 days (middle half: 147 to 700 days). ## Upvotes and comments - Upvotes: median 8 (middle half 3 to 24); 53% under 10. - Comments: median 24 (middle half 11 to 47). ## Intent of ranking threads | Intent type | Threads | Share | | --- | --- | --- | | Asks for a tool recommendation | 5,652 | 29.1% | | Describes a problem | 5,495 | 28.3% | | Asks for general advice | 2,378 | 12.3% | | Other discussion | 2,298 | 11.8% | | Names a competitor | 1,395 | 7.2% | | Compares options | 1,047 | 5.4% | | Names the brand itself | 524 | 2.7% | | Unhappy with a current tool | 485 | 2.5% | | Not classified | 136 | 0.7% | ## Google position (searches including "reddit", up to three Reddit threads recorded per search) | Position | Search-thread pairs | Share | | --- | --- | --- | | #1 | 6,604 | 28.1% | | #2 | 7,155 | 30.4% | | #3 | 8,665 | 36.8% | | #4 | 900 | 3.8% | | #5 | 135 | 0.6% | | #6–10 | 62 | 0.3% | ## Subreddits with the most ranking threads | Subreddit | Threads | | --- | --- | | r/SaaS | 980 | | r/smallbusiness | 524 | | r/Entrepreneur | 316 | | r/automation | 314 | | r/CRM | 264 | | r/webdev | 263 | | r/DigitalMarketing | 237 | | r/selfhosted | 214 | | r/ecommerce | 192 | | r/nocode | 186 | | r/AI_Agents | 180 | | r/PPC | 180 | | r/SocialMediaMarketing | 164 | | r/NewTubers | 145 | | r/LocalLLaMA | 122 | ## Reasons to discount these numbers - **This is Bazzly data, not a random sample of Reddit.** Bazzly only scans the subreddits and searches its customers care about, and its customers are mostly software, AI, marketing and career products. Subreddits and industries outside that mix are thin or missing, so read the numbers as "what Bazzly customers run into", not as a census of Reddit. - **Every search included "reddit".** Bazzly searches Google the way buyers who want real opinions do, by adding "reddit" to the query ("best crm for freelancers reddit"); 99% of searches ended with it. That pushes Reddit threads up, so the position numbers say what happens on those searches, not on the same search without "reddit". 38% of the searches started with "best", which favours recommendation threads. - **Positions 4 to 10 are undercounted.** Bazzly keeps at most three Reddit threads per search, the highest ranking ones. A fourth Reddit thread lower on the page is not recorded, so the position chart says little about the bottom of page one. - **We measured age, not staying power.** Age is the time between the thread's creation and the first time Bazzly saw it on Google. That shows old threads win page-one spots; it does not show how long any one thread keeps its spot. Upvote and comment counts are the latest values Bazzly saw. ## Methodology - **Search:** A buying-intent Google query generated for a Bazzly brand, including the word "reddit", run through a SERP API (top 10 organic results, US, English). Queries are deduplicated case-insensitively. - **Ranking thread:** A Reddit thread URL (/comments/) found in the top 10 organic results for a tracked search. Each thread is counted once, at the first time Bazzly saw it. - **Position:** Google organic position of the thread for that search, 1 being the top result. One thread can appear for several searches; the position chart counts each search and thread pair. - **Intent type:** Category from Bazzly's AI model reading the thread title and body: asks for a tool recommendation, describes a problem, compares options, names a competitor, and so on. - **Comment on a ranking thread:** A comment posted through Bazzly (aged account or the customer's own account) on a thread Bazzly had already found on Google's first page for that brand before the comment went live. - **Subreddit list:** Each listed subreddit had ranking threads for at least 3 brands (in practice 36 or more). ## FAQ ### Why do Reddit threads rank so well on Google? People add "reddit" to searches because they want real opinions instead of vendor pages, and Google answers those searches with threads: in Bazzly's data, 95% of the Reddit threads recorded for such searches sat in the top three organic results (Bazzly records up to three per search). ### How old are the Reddit threads that rank on Google? Older than most people expect. The median ranking thread was 347 days old when Bazzly found it, 48% were more than a year old, and some dated back to 2009. Only 5% were less than a month old. ### Can you still comment on old Reddit threads? Often, yes. Reddit lets moderators decide whether threads lock after six months, and plenty of subreddits leave them open: 45.7% of the Google-ranking threads Bazzly customers commented on were more than a year old at the time. ### How many upvotes does a Reddit thread need to rank on Google? Far fewer than you would think. The median ranking thread had 8 upvotes and 24 comments, and 53% had fewer than 10 upvotes. Popularity on Reddit is clearly not a requirement for a page-one spot. ### How do I find Reddit threads that rank for my keywords? Search Google for your buying-intent keywords with "reddit" at the end and note the threads on page one, or let Bazzly do it: it runs these searches for every brand, keeps the threads that fit your product, and lets you comment on them. ## Cite this study Bazzly (2026). Reddit threads that rank on Google: we tracked 19,410 of them. Data as of October 12, 2026. https://bazzly.ai/case-studies/reddit-threads-ranking-on-google Free to reuse with attribution (CC BY 4.0). ## More Bazzly research - [Does Bazzly work? The numbers from 1,065 brands](https://bazzly.ai/case-studies/bazzly-results) - [How do buyers ask for products on Reddit? We analyzed 16,331 posts](https://bazzly.ai/case-studies/reddit-buying-intent-study) - [Which subreddits allow self-promotion? We checked 1,905 of them](https://bazzly.ai/case-studies/subreddit-self-promotion-rules) All case studies and research: https://bazzly.ai/case-studies --- # Research: Which subreddits allow self-promotion? We checked 1,905 of them Original research · 1,905 subreddits · AI-classified rules. Data as of October 12, 2026. Published by Bazzly. **Short answer:** Fewer than you think, and fewer as they grow. Of 1,905 active subreddits Bazzly has classified, 59% are strict about self-promotion, 20% are moderate and 20% are lenient. Strictness climbs with size: 24% of subreddits under 10,000 members are strict, against 80% of those with more than a million. And 73% of the buying-intent posts Bazzly found in four weeks sat in strict subreddits, so the comment that works is the one that helps first and mentions a product second, if at all. - Sample: 1,907 active, non-NSFW subreddits in Bazzly's database (1,905 classified) - Window: Classified up to October 11, 2026 - Source: Bazzly's subreddit database (every subreddit Bazzly has looked up for a customer), read-only queries, as of October 11, 2026. Buying-intent shares use the customer data and exclusions of the buying-intent study. ## Findings you can quote 1. Of 1,905 active subreddits classified by Bazzly, 59% are strict about self-promotion, 20% moderate and 20% lenient (October 12, 2026). 2. Subreddit strictness rises with size: 24% of subreddits under 10,000 members are strict about self-promotion, against 80% of subreddits with more than 1 million members (Bazzly data, 1,905 subreddits). 3. 74% of subreddits have at least one rule that mentions self-promotion, advertising or spam; the median subreddit lists 7 rules. 4. 73% of the buying-intent Reddit posts Bazzly found (September 15 to October 11, 2026) were in subreddits that are strict about self-promotion. 5. The median lenient subreddit in Bazzly's data has 11,093 members, against 197,476 for a strict one. ## Strictness overall | Strictness | Subreddits | Share | Median members | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | strict | 1,132 | 59.4% | 197,476 | | moderate | 388 | 20.4% | 111,256 | | lenient | 385 | 20.2% | 11,093 | ## Strictness by subreddit size | Members | Subreddits | Strict | Moderate | Lenient | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Under 10k | 310 | 23.5% | 16.8% | 59.7% | | 10k–50k | 350 | 52.3% | 22.6% | 25.1% | | 50k–250k | 579 | 65.1% | 23.0% | 11.9% | | 250k–1M | 363 | 71.1% | 20.7% | 8.3% | | 1M+ | 305 | 79.6% | 16.1% | 4.3% | ## Lenient subreddits where buyers still ask (September 15 to October 11, 2026) | Subreddit | Buying-intent posts | Members | | --- | --- | --- | | r/SideProject | 315 | 864,747 | | r/buildinpublic | 242 | 121,983 | | r/microsaas | 201 | 220,297 | | r/studytips | 68 | 277,595 | | r/CRMSoftware | 56 | 15,227 | | r/Agentic_SEO | 31 | 24,680 | | r/PromptEngineering | 10 | 422,091 | ## Reasons to discount these numbers - **This is Bazzly data, not a random sample of Reddit.** Bazzly only scans the subreddits and searches its customers care about, and its customers are mostly software, AI, marketing and career products. Subreddits and industries outside that mix are thin or missing, so read the numbers as "what Bazzly customers run into", not as a census of Reddit. - **Strictness is a classification, not a rulebook.** Each subreddit is classified by an AI model reading its description and rules. Since August 2026 the model is calibrated against the comment-removal rates Bazzly observes, but subreddits classified before that keep their label until their rules change. Moderators also enforce rules unevenly, so a "lenient" label is a starting point, not permission. - **Rule mentions are a keyword match.** The 74% figure counts subreddits whose rule text mentions self-promotion, promotion, advertising or spam. A rule can mention promotion to allow it on certain days, so this overstates outright bans and is reported separately from strictness. - **Member counts change.** Subscriber counts were read when Bazzly last refreshed each subreddit; size buckets use those values. ## Methodology - **Subreddit set:** Every subreddit Bazzly has looked up for a customer (watched, suggested or posted in), excluding NSFW, banned, private and not-found communities: 1,907 active subreddits, of which 1,905 could be classified. - **Strict:** Rules explicitly ban self-promotion, tool recommendations or marketing content, or moderators actively remove it. Rules that ban promotion while allowing it elsewhere still count as strict, because that is how they are enforced. - **Moderate:** Self-promotion is allowed with conditions: disclose your affiliation, contribute first, post only on certain days or threads, or limit how often. - **Lenient:** No rule against product mentions; the community welcomes tool recommendations, comparisons and people sharing what they built. - **Classifier:** Bazzly's classification of each subreddit's self-promotion rules (strict, moderate, lenient), made by an AI model reading the subreddit's description and rules. Since August 2026 the model is calibrated against the comment-removal rates Bazzly observes; subreddits classified earlier keep their label until their rules change. - **Buying-intent posts:** Posts scored 0.75 or higher for at least one Bazzly customer brand, September 15 to October 11, 2026 (same definition as the buying-intent study). Listed subreddits were matched by at least 3 brands. ## FAQ ### Which subreddits allow self-promotion? About 20% of the subreddits Bazzly has classified are lenient, mostly small ones: the median lenient subreddit has 11,093 members. Lenient communities where buyers still ask for help include r/SideProject, r/buildinpublic, r/microsaas and r/CRMSoftware. Check any subreddit with Bazzly's free subreddit rules checker before posting. ### Can you promote your product on Reddit? In most large subreddits, not directly: 80% of subreddits with more than a million members are strict about self-promotion. What works is answering the question in the thread and mentioning a product only where it genuinely helps, in subreddits whose rules allow it. ### Why are big subreddits stricter? Bigger audiences attract more spam, so moderators of large subreddits ban self-promotion outright and rely on automoderator rules. Small communities have less spam to fight and often welcome a founder who shows up to help. ### What happens if you break a subreddit's self-promotion rule? Usually the post or comment is removed, and repeat offenders get banned from the subreddit. Accounts that are banned from many subreddits or reported for spam can be suspended by Reddit sitewide. ## Cite this study Bazzly (2026). Subreddit self-promotion rules: we checked 1,905 of them. Data as of October 12, 2026. https://bazzly.ai/case-studies/subreddit-self-promotion-rules Free to reuse with attribution (CC BY 4.0). ## More Bazzly research - [Does Bazzly work? The numbers from 1,065 brands](https://bazzly.ai/case-studies/bazzly-results) - [How do buyers ask for products on Reddit? We analyzed 16,331 posts](https://bazzly.ai/case-studies/reddit-buying-intent-study) - [Which Reddit threads rank on Google? We tracked 19,410 of them](https://bazzly.ai/case-studies/reddit-threads-ranking-on-google) All case studies and research: https://bazzly.ai/case-studies --- # Case study: vtoraraka.mk: Reddit marketing case study Victoria Matejevic, co-founder of vtoraraka.mk, on using Bazzly: by her account, Reddit went from hit-or-miss to around 60 signups a month. - Company: [vtoraraka.mk](https://vtoraraka.mk) - Person: Victoria Matejevic, Co-founder ## The challenge In Victoria's words, Reddit was "hit-or-miss" as a channel before Bazzly. ## The numbers Each number is labelled with what it measures and where it came from. - **Signups from Reddit:** around 60 signups a month (Customer reported, source: Told to us by the customer, period not specified; no baseline). Signups per month that Victoria attributes to Reddit, as she described it to us. ## In their words > Reddit went from hit-or-miss to around 60 signups a month. And I'm spending WAY less time on it. > > Victoria Matejevic, Co-founder at vtoraraka.mk (Customer testimonial published on bazzly.ai) ## The honest reading - The signup figure is what Victoria told us. Bazzly has not seen vtoraraka.mk's analytics and cannot verify it. - No period or starting number was given, so this page does not claim a before and after or a growth rate. - Signups depend on the product, the offer and other channels as much as on Reddit comments. One customer's result says little about what another will get. - No Bazzly delivery, ranking or Search Console numbers are shown here yet. They will be added only with the customer's consent. ## More case studies - [Landra](https://bazzly.ai/case-studies/landra) Checked in October 2026. All case studies: https://bazzly.ai/case-studies --- # Case study: Landra: Reddit marketing case study Ezra, founder of Landra, uses Bazzly to find Reddit posts in his niche and threads that rank on Google. In his public posts, MRR went from 7k to 11k in six weeks. - Company: [Landra](https://www.getlandra.com) - Person: Ezra, Founder ## The challenge Landra makes advertorial and listicle landing pages for DTC brands. Ezra wanted it found through Google and AI assistants, with as much of the marketing as possible running on autopilot instead of relying on paid ads alone. ## What they did Ezra uses Bazzly to find Reddit posts in Landra's niche to comment on, and picks posts that also rank on Google so the comment reaches searchers and gets Landra cited by AI assistants. He also sends Reddit DMs and posts through Bazzly. It runs next to Outrank and Squad for SEO content and backlinks, and Meta ads. ## The numbers Each number is labelled with what it measures and where it came from. - **Monthly recurring revenue:** up to 11k MRR (Customer reported, source: Told to us by the customer, August 28 to October 9, 2026; baseline: Exceeded 7k MRR on August 28, 2026). Landra's MRR for the whole business, as Ezra posted it on X. He credits several channels for it, Reddit among them. - **Customers from Reddit:** some customers, no count given (Customer reported, source: Told to us by the customer, As of August 28, 2026; no baseline). Paying customers Ezra says came from Reddit, where he finds leads with Bazzly. - **Traffic from AI assistants:** quite a bit of traffic from ChatGPT (Customer reported, source: Told to us by the customer, August 28 to October 14, 2026; no baseline). Visits from ChatGPT, with Perplexity showing up more, as Ezra described them. He says commenting on Reddit gets Landra cited more by AI. ## In their words > Definitely recommend it for finding leads on reddit. I know for sure we've converted some customers from this channel. But, also appreciate that it helps GEO/AEO by getting your product name out there on reddit. > > Ezra, Founder at Landra (Public post on X) > @bazzlyai for finding reddit posts in our niche to comment on. This helps us get cited more by AI and we try to comment on posts that are also ranking Google. > > Ezra, Founder at Landra (Public post on X) > write reddit dms and posts that I send with @FilipPanoski's @bazzlyai > > Ezra, Founder at Landra (Public post on X) ## The honest reading - Every number here comes from Ezra's public posts on X. Bazzly has not seen Landra's revenue or analytics and cannot verify them. - The MRR is for all of Landra. In the same posts Ezra credits Outrank and Squad for content and backlinks, and Meta ads for paid growth, so the growth is not Reddit's or Bazzly's alone, and this page does not split it. - Ezra says Reddit brought paying customers but gives no count, so none is shown. - The domain rating and Google clicks he mentions are credited to Outrank in his posts, so they are left out here. ## More case studies - [vtoraraka.mk](https://bazzly.ai/case-studies/vtoraraka) Checked in October 2026. All case studies: https://bazzly.ai/case-studies --- # Help: Getting started with Bazzly: from sign-up to your first reply A five-minute quickstart — create your account, add your product, and get your first reply live on Reddit. Bazzly finds Reddit conversations where people are looking for a product like yours, drafts a reply that naturally mentions your product, and — if you want — posts it for you through an aged, warmed-up Reddit account so your own account is never at risk. This guide takes you from sign-up to your first live reply. You'll be up and running in about five minutes. Here's the whole path at a glance: 1. Create your account 2. Add your product (Bazzly auto-fills the rest) 3. Review your keywords and subreddits 4. Find your first opportunity 5. Post your first reply 6. (Optional) Turn on Autopilot and walk away ## 1. Create your account Head to the [Bazzly homepage](/) and click **Get Started for Free**, or use **Join with Google** for the fastest path. You can sign up with Google in one click or with an email and password — no credit card required to start. Once you're in, you'll land on the welcome screen: > **Welcome – Let's get you started.** > Paste your product URL and we'll auto-fill everything you need to start growing. ## 2. Add your product This is the only real input Bazzly needs from you. In the **Product URL** field, paste the address of the product or site you want to promote (for example, `https://yourawesomeproduct.com`), then click **Auto-fill Product Details**. ![The Add New Project screen in Bazzly, with a Product URL field and an Auto-fill Product Details button](/help/getting-started/add-new-project.png) *Paste your product URL and Bazzly auto-fills the keywords and subreddits for you.* Bazzly analyzes your site and extracts the relevant keywords to track on Reddit, then pre-fills your project details for you. A *project* is the container for everything tied to one product: its keywords, the subreddits it watches, the opportunities it surfaces, its reply queue, and its credits. Most people run a single project; you can add more later, each with its own keywords, subreddits and credits (additional projects are billed as extra seats). > **Tip:** Use the page that best describes what your product *does* — usually your homepage or a key landing page. The clearer that page is about the problem you solve, the better Bazzly's keyword extraction will be. ## 3. Review your keywords and subreddits After auto-fill, take a moment to look over what Bazzly pulled in: - **Keywords** — the phrases Bazzly watches for across Reddit. Remove anything off-topic and add words your customers actually use when describing their problem. Sharper keywords mean more relevant matches and fewer wasted credits. - **Subreddits** — the communities Bazzly monitors. You can track up to 10 subreddits per project. If you're not sure which communities your audience hangs out in, the free [Subreddit Finder](/tools/subreddit-finder) tool can help you discover them. You can always come back and refine these later from **Project Settings** in the dashboard sidebar — and you should. Tightening keywords after you see your first batch of opportunities is the single biggest lever on match quality. ## 4. Find your first opportunity Open **Opportunities** in the sidebar (under *Relevant Posts*). This is where Bazzly surfaces the Reddit posts it found for you: > Find relevant Reddit posts for you to plug and promote your product. ![The Opportunities page listing relevant Reddit threads, each with a relevance match score and Comment and Skip buttons](/help/getting-started/opportunities.png) *Each opportunity is a real Reddit thread, scored by how closely it matches your product — comment or skip in one click.* Bazzly scans Reddit around the clock, so opportunities keep flowing in as new posts appear. Each opportunity is a real Reddit thread where someone is discussing a problem your product can solve. You can sort by relevance score or recency, and switch between **all**, **recent**, and **top-ranked** posts. Top-ranked posts are threads that already rank on Google — getting your reply onto those puts you in front of people searching for solutions like yours, long after the conversation happens. Browse the list and open one that looks like a genuine fit. Relevance matters more than volume: a thoughtful reply on the right thread beats ten replies on the wrong ones. ## 5. Post your first reply Open an opportunity and Bazzly will draft a reply for you that fits the conversation and works in a natural mention of your product. Read it, edit it to sound like you, and make sure it genuinely helps the person asking — Reddit communities are quick to spot and punish anything that reads like an ad. When you post a reply, it moves into your **Reply Queue**, where you can track every comment you've requested: - **Queued** — waiting to be posted - **Posted** — live on Reddit - **Removed** — the post was deleted or a moderator removed the comment By default, replies are posted through Bazzly's **warmed-up accounts** — aged Reddit accounts with established reputation. Posting through them instead of your own account means there's no ban risk to you, and because Reddit trusts these accounts more, the comments are less likely to be filtered out. (Prefer to post from your own account? You can do that with the browser extension instead — it acts from your browser and your own IP, just like manual posting.) That's your first reply live. 🎉 ## 6. (Optional) Turn on Autopilot If you'd rather not check in every day, open **Reply Autopilot** in the sidebar: > Let Bazzly automatically comment on relevant Reddit posts using warmed-up accounts. ![Autopilot settings in Bazzly, showing the on/off toggle, auto top-up, and Pace options from Slow to Max](/help/getting-started/autopilot.png) *Autopilot settings — choose your pace and relevance threshold, then let it run hands-off.* With Autopilot on, Bazzly continuously finds relevant posts and comments for you, through warmed-up accounts, without manual approval. (Autopilot only comments — DMs are never sent on Autopilot; those run through the DM queue and the browser extension.) You stay in control of: - **Pace** — how many comments Autopilot can post per day: *Slow* (~1/day), *Moderate* (~2/day), *Fast* (~3/day), or *Max* (no daily cap, as many as it finds). - **Relevance threshold** — how closely a Reddit thread must match your product before Autopilot engages. A higher threshold means fewer, more on-target comments. - **Target** — which threads it replies in: *All posts* (default), *Recent posts only* (fresh threads, lowest removal rate, most immediate traffic) or *Top-ranked only* (older threads ranking on Google, long-term search traffic, highest removal rate). - **Smart upvotes** — whether to add upvotes so your comment climbs toward the top of the thread. You can also enable **auto top-up**: Autopilot pauses when your credits drop below 10, so turning this on replenishes them automatically and keeps it running. ## What each action costs Everything on Bazzly runs on **credits**. Your plan includes 170 credits, refreshed every month. Unused monthly credits expire. You can top up anytime ($1 = 1 credit); topped-up credits never expire, and monthly credits are always spent first, so purchased credits are never wasted. The common actions: | Action | Cost | | --- | --- | | Warmed-account comment | 10 credits | | Upvote | 0.2 credits each | | AI draft (reply or DM) | 0.1 credits | So a warmed-account comment with 5 upvotes costs 10 + 1 = **11 credits**. Autopilot generates its replies for free, so you only pay for the comment and any upvotes. If you run out, Autopilot simply pauses until your credits reset or you top up. ## Where to go next - **Leads & DMs** — beyond commenting, Bazzly finds Reddit users who fit your product so you can reach out directly. This runs through the browser extension. - **Browser extension** — install it to send DMs and to post from your own account. It's available for Chromium-based browsers (Chrome, Edge, Brave) through the Chrome Web Store. - **Project Settings** — refine keywords and subreddits as you learn what converts. If you get stuck at any point, email us at [support@bazzly.ai](mailto:support@bazzly.ai) or reach out on [X](https://x.com/FilipPanoski) — we're happy to help. --- # Help: How Bazzly works: the 24/7 Reddit growth engine The mental model behind Bazzly — scanning Reddit, drafting replies, and posting through warmed-up accounts. Bazzly is a loop that runs around the clock: find the Reddit conversations where your product belongs, write a reply that genuinely helps, post it through an account that Reddit already trusts, and make sure that reply gets seen. This article walks through each stage so you know what is happening behind the dashboard and which knobs are yours to turn. Here is the loop at a glance: 1. **Discover** the posts and people that match your product 2. **Score** every match so you only see the ones worth your time 3. **Draft** a reply (or DM) in your voice 4. **Post** it through a warmed-up account, or from your own account via the extension 5. **Rank** the comment with upvotes so it stays visible 6. **Track** what went live, what got removed, and what it cost ![The Bazzly Overview page showing comments posted, upvotes earned, DMs sent, and the activity chart](/help/getting-started/overview.png) *The Overview page is the loop in one screen: activity counts, queued work, and everything still working for you on Google.* ## 1. Discovery: two channels, one feed Bazzly finds opportunities through two channels, and both are set up automatically when you paste your product URL. **Real-time monitoring in Reddit communities.** Bazzly watches the subreddits attached to your project and catches new posts within minutes. These show up under **Opportunities** with a **Recent Post** badge. Speed matters here: an early, helpful reply on a fresh thread gets read by everyone who arrives after you. **Top-ranking Reddit posts on Google.** For each project, Bazzly keeps a list of Google searches your customers make (for example "best project management tool for startups reddit"). It looks up which Reddit threads rank at the top for those searches and adds them as opportunities with a **Top-Ranked** badge. These threads are often months old, but they keep pulling search traffic and get quoted in AI answers, so a good reply there keeps working long after you post it. A third feed, **Brand Signals**, is not about opportunities at all. It shows who is talking about your product and your competitors on Reddit, with a sentiment label on each mention, so you can react by hand when it matters. Comments you post through Bazzly are left out of the feed, so it only shows what other people say. They still count toward share of voice, where your bar shows how many were placed with Bazzly. ![The Brand Signals page with the share of voice card comparing your product against tracked competitors](/help/getting-started/brand-signals.png) *Brand Signals tracks mentions of you and your competitors for the last 30 days, with share of voice at the top.* ## 2. Scoring: the match percentage Every post Bazzly finds is read by an AI that knows your product (what it does, who it is for, the pain points it solves, your competitors). The result is a **match** score from 0 to 100% and a plain-language classification such as *Is looking for a product like yours* or *Describes a problem your product solves*. Only posts above your project's **Minimum Fit Score** (80% by default) reach the Opportunities page. Hover the match badge on any card to read the AI's one-line reason. If you see too few opportunities, lower the threshold in Project Settings; if you see too many weak ones, raise it or tighten the classifications you care about. ## 3. Drafting: replies that read like a person When you open an opportunity and click **Draft reply**, Bazzly writes a comment that answers the post first and mentions your product where it genuinely fits. The draft uses your product's profile plus any **AI Reply Instructions** you have added (tone, things to always mention, things to avoid). You can edit every word before it goes anywhere. For leads, the same idea applies to DMs: Bazzly fills your DM template with what the person actually wrote about, so the message reads as a reply to them rather than a broadcast. ## 4. Posting: warmed-up accounts or your own You choose how each comment goes out: - **Post via warmed-up account.** Bazzly posts through an aged Reddit account with established karma. Your own account is never involved, so there is no ban risk to you, and Reddit filters these comments less often. This costs 10 credits per comment. - **Post via my account.** The comment is queued and posted from your own Reddit account through the Bazzly browser extension, from your browser and your own IP address, exactly like posting by hand. This costs no credits. DMs always go from your own account through the extension. Bazzly never sends DMs through warmed-up accounts and never sends them on Autopilot. ## 5. Ranking: upvotes A comment buried at the bottom of a thread does not get read. When you queue a comment you can add upvotes, either a fixed number or **Rank #1**, where Bazzly checks the current top comment and adds just enough to beat it. Upvotes are delivered gradually to look natural, and each one costs 0.2 credits. ## 6. Tracking: the queues Everything you request lands in a queue where you can watch it move: - **Reply Queue** shows every comment as *Queued*, *Posted*, *Removed* or *Cancelled*, with a link to the live comment and the status of any upvote order. - **DM Queue** shows every DM as *Queued*, *Sent* or *Failed*. - **Overview** adds the totals, an activity chart, and a **Credit log** so you can see exactly what each action cost and what was refunded. Bazzly keeps checking posted comments for weeks afterwards. If a moderator removes one within 48 hours, the comment credits come back automatically. ## Manual or Autopilot Everything above works in two modes. In **manual mode** you review opportunities, edit drafts and decide what to queue. On **Autopilot**, Bazzly finds posts above your relevance threshold, writes the comment, posts it through a warmed-up account and adds upvotes, all without you touching anything. You set the daily pace and the threshold, and Autopilot pauses itself if credits run low or a draft would have contained a link. Most people start manual for a week to learn what a good opportunity looks like for their product, then switch Autopilot on. ## Where to go next - [Setting up your first project](/help/setting-up-your-first-project) to tune the keywords, subreddits and searches that feed the loop. - [Finding and acting on opportunities](/help/finding-and-acting-on-opportunities) for the day-to-day workflow. - [Reply Autopilot](/help/reply-autopilot-going-hands-off) when you are ready to go hands-off. --- # Help: Setting up your first project: product URL, keywords, and subreddits How to dial in the keywords and subreddits that decide how relevant your opportunities are. A *project* is everything Bazzly knows and does for one product: its description, the subreddits and Google searches it watches, the rules for what counts as a good opportunity, its DM template, and its credits. The quality of your opportunities comes almost entirely from how well the project is set up, so this article goes through every setting and what it changes. ## Start with your product URL When you create a project, Bazzly asks for one thing: the URL of the product you want to promote. It reads that page and fills in the rest. 1. **Product URL.** Paste the page that best explains what your product does and who it is for, usually your homepage. Click **Analyze My Product**. 2. **Analyzing.** Bazzly reads the page, extracts your product name, description, audience and competitors, and proposes subreddits and Google searches. This takes under a minute. 3. **Did we get this right?** Check the product name (Bazzly uses it when mentioning you on Reddit), fix the description if anything is off (at least 70 characters helps matching), and confirm the competitors it found. Tap a suggested competitor to add it. 4. **Where we'll find your customers.** Review the two discovery channels: the Google searches Bazzly will cover and the subreddits it will monitor. Click **Start finding opportunities** (or **Finish and start free trial** on your first project). You can change all of this later, and you should: the first batch of opportunities tells you exactly which settings to tighten. > **Tip:** Bazzly limits URL analysis to 10 runs per hour. If you paste the wrong URL, fix it once rather than re-analyzing repeatedly. ## Project Settings: the Product tab Open **Project Settings** in the sidebar. The **Product** tab is the identity Bazzly uses to find posts and mention you. ![The Product tab of Project Settings showing Product Details, Competitors, and the What Bazzly knows about your product section](/help/getting-started/project-settings-product.png) *The Product tab: name, URL, description and competitors. Everything else is derived from these.* - **Product Name** is the exact string used in replies and DMs. If people know you as "Acme" rather than "Acme Analytics Inc", use "Acme". - **Product URL** is what Bazzly analyzed. Changing it offers to re-analyze the new page. - **Product Description** (70 to 500 characters) is the single most important field for matching. Describe the problem you solve and for whom, not your feature list. - **Competitors** (up to 6) are tracked in Brand Signals and let Bazzly position you as an alternative when someone is unhappy with one of them. Expand **What Bazzly knows about your product** to see the profile the AI actually scores against. ![The expanded What Bazzly knows about your product section showing who you sell to, pain points, key benefits, key features and keywords](/help/getting-started/project-settings-knowledge.png) *This profile is generated from your site and stays editable. Sharper pain points and keywords mean sharper opportunities.* - **Who you sell to** is your ideal customer in one or two sentences. - **Pain points you solve** (up to 5) and **Key benefits** (up to 5) are what the scorer looks for in posts. If a post describes one of these pain points, it scores high. - **Key features** (up to 6) help drafts mention the right capability. - **Keywords** (up to 10) are the phrases your customers use when describing the problem. Remove anything generic; add the words people actually type. ## Project Settings: the Opportunities tab This tab controls where Bazzly looks and what it lets through. ![The Opportunities tab showing Custom AI Reply Instructions and the list of monitored subreddits](/help/getting-started/project-settings-opportunities.png) *Reply instructions at the top, then the subreddits Bazzly monitors live, each with the number of posts it has produced.* **Custom AI Reply Instructions** (up to 1,500 characters) shape every draft for this project. Good instructions are specific: "Always mention that we have a free tier", "Refer to the product as one word, Acme", "Never compare us to CompetitorX by name". Keep URLs out of them, because comments with links are removed far more often and Autopilot will pause if drafts keep containing links. **Real-time monitoring in Reddit communities** lists the subreddits Bazzly watches, up to 10 per project. The post count next to each shows how much it has produced for you. Drop the ones that never produce a good match and add the niche communities where your customers actually ask questions. The free [Subreddit Finder](/tools/subreddit-finder) helps if you are not sure where they are. **Top-ranking Reddit posts on Google** lists the searches Bazzly covers (up to 15). Each one is a query a customer would type when looking for a solution, ending in "reddit". Bazzly finds the threads ranking for it and surfaces them under the Top-Ranked tab. Add the searches you would want to rank for yourself. Expand **Opportunity Filters** to set the rules for what reaches your Opportunities page. ![The Opportunity Filters section with Minimum Fit Score, Opportunity Classifications checkboxes and Custom Scoring Instructions](/help/getting-started/project-settings-filters.png) *Filters decide what you see. Autopilot has its own, stricter threshold on top of these.* - **Minimum Fit Score** (80% by default) hides anything below it. Lower it if you see too few opportunities; raise it if you see weak ones. - **Opportunity Classifications** let you switch off whole categories, for example if you never want to reply to posts that merely mention a competitor. - **Custom Scoring Instructions** (up to 1,500 characters) tell the scorer what to prioritise or ignore, such as "Ignore posts where the author is promoting their own product". ## Project Settings: the Leads tab The **Leads** tab holds your DM template and the **Auto-Queue DMs** switch. Both are covered in [Finding leads and sending DMs](/help/finding-leads-and-sending-dms). Click **Save Project** after any change. Settings apply to new opportunities from that point on; posts already scored keep their score. ## More than one product Each product gets its own project with separate opportunities, leads, settings and credits. Open the project switcher at the top of the sidebar to add or switch projects. Additional active projects are billed as extra seats on your plan, prorated for the current period, and you can have at most two unfinished draft projects at a time. See [Credits, plans, and billing](/help/credits-plans-and-billing) for the details. ## A tuning routine that works 1. After the first day, open Opportunities and skim the top 20. Skip the ones that are off-topic and note *why* they matched. 2. If they matched on a vague keyword, remove it. If they came from one subreddit, remove that subreddit. 3. If good posts are missing, lower the Minimum Fit Score by 5 points, or add the subreddit where you saw them. 4. Repeat once a week for the first month. Match quality compounds. --- # Help: Finding and acting on opportunities Use the Opportunities page to find the right threads and write replies that actually land. The **Opportunities** page is where most of the work happens in manual mode: Bazzly brings you the Reddit posts worth replying to, and you decide which ones get a comment, what it says, and how it is posted. This article covers every element of the page and the full path from opening a post to seeing your comment in the Reply Queue. ![The Opportunities page listing Reddit posts with match percentages, source badges, Skip and Comment buttons](/help/replying/opportunities.png) *Each card is a real Reddit thread. The match badge is how closely it fits your product; hover it to read why.* ## Reading the page **Tabs.** *All Posts* shows everything. *Recent Posts* are fresh threads caught by subreddit monitoring, where a fast reply pays off. *Top-Ranked (SEO/LLM)* are threads that already rank on Google for one of your searches; a reply there keeps sending traffic for months. **Sort.** *Best Match* (default) puts the highest scores first. *Most Recent* orders fresh posts by when Bazzly found them and top-ranked posts by when they were written on Reddit, so an old thread that was just re-checked does not jump to the top. **Stale banner.** Opportunities older than seven days are counted at the top of the list with a **Skip them** link. Skipping is bulk-dismissal with a five-second **Undo** in the toast. ## What a card tells you - **r/subreddit, u/author, age.** If the subreddit name turns amber with a warning icon, that community is strict about promotion and the post is not asking for tool recommendations or mentioning your product. Warmed-account comments there carry a higher removal risk. - **Match %** with the AI's reason on hover. Green is 80% and above, orange from 60%, red below. - **Post title and body**, with **Show more** to expand and an external-link icon to open the thread on Reddit. - **Source badge**: *Recent Post* or *Top-Ranked*. Top-ranked posts also show the keyword they rank for, the Google position, and an estimated monthly visits figure. - **Classification**, for example *Is looking for a product like yours* or *Describes a problem your product solves*. Posts asking for recommendations or comparing tools are the strongest buying signals. - **Upvotes and comments** on the Reddit post, with the time it was last checked. ## Skip **Skip** removes the opportunity from your list immediately. There is no confirmation and no undo on a single skip, so use it once you have decided. Skipping never costs anything. If the post was a genuine fit and you skipped it by mistake, you can still reply to it by pasting its URL into **Custom Task**. ## Comment: the composer Click **Comment** to open the composer under the card. ![An opportunity card with the composer open, showing a drafted reply, the Draft reply button, and Post via my account and Post via warmed-up account buttons](/help/replying/opportunity-composer.png) *Draft, edit, then choose how the comment goes out.* 1. **Draft reply** asks the AI for a comment that answers the post and mentions your product where it fits. A draft costs 0.1 credits. You can draft again if you want a different angle. 2. **Edit** the text directly. Make it sound like you and make sure it helps the person before it mentions your product. Your product name is highlighted so you can see where it lands. 3. The **settings icon** next to Draft reply opens **AI Reply Instructions** for this project. Anything you write there ("keep it under 80 words", "mention our free tier") applies to the next draft. 4. Pick a posting method: - **Post via warmed-up account**: Bazzly posts through an aged, credible account. Costs 10 credits. Your account is never involved. - **Post via my account**: the comment is queued for the Bazzly browser extension to post from your own Reddit account. Free. The composer will warn you when something is off: - *This post has been removed or deleted. Skip it.* - *Links increase removal risk. Warmed-account posting is off.* Remove the URL to post through a warmed-up account, or post from your own account at your own risk. - *Subreddit strict on promo.* In strict subreddits, warmed-account posting is only available when the post is asking for tools or already mentions your product, and removed comments there are not refunded. Comments must be between 3 and 4,000 characters. ## Adding upvotes After you pick a posting method, Bazzly asks whether to boost the comment. ![The Add upvotes to this comment step with None, Custom and Rank #1 options, showing the current top comment score and cost](/help/replying/opportunity-upvotes.png) *Rank #1 checks the thread's top comment and adds just enough upvotes to pass it.* - **None** posts without boosting. - **Custom** adds a fixed number. Each upvote costs 0.2 credits. - **Rank #1** (Smart) reads the current top comment's score and orders enough upvotes to beat it, showing the exact cost before you confirm. If the top comment cannot be read, use Custom instead. Upvotes are sent gradually to lower risk. You are only charged for upvotes that registered on Reddit, and any that did not are refunded automatically. The score can still change afterwards. Orders are limited to 10 upvotes for safety. Your last choice is remembered for next time. Click **Add to queue**. The card leaves Opportunities and the toast *Comment added to your reply queue* confirms it. From here on, track it in [the Reply Queue](/help/understanding-the-reply-queue). ## Replying to any thread: Custom Task Found a thread on your own, or want to reply to a specific comment rather than a post? Open **Custom Task** in the sidebar and paste the Reddit link (full links and app share links both work). ![The Custom Task page with a Reddit thread URL field, thread preview area and composer](/help/replying/custom-task.png) *Custom Task gives you the same composer for any Reddit post or comment you choose.* Bazzly loads a preview of the thread, or of the specific comment you are replying to, and tells you if posting there is not possible. Custom tasks always post through a warmed-up account, and links are blocked outright. The **Upvote** tab on the same page lets you order upvotes on a post or comment without commenting at all. ## What good looks like - Reply where the poster is asking for exactly what you sell, or describing the pain you remove. Skip everything else. - Answer the question fully. Mention your product once, near the end, as one option. - Avoid links. They are the single biggest removal trigger. - Match the subreddit's norms. Read a few top comments first if you are new to the community. - Two thoughtful comments a day beat ten quick ones. --- # Help: Understanding the reply queue: queued, posted, and removed Track every comment you request from request to live, and learn what to do when one is removed. Every comment you request in Bazzly, whether from Opportunities, Custom Task or Autopilot, lands in the **Reply Queue**. It is the one place to see what is waiting, what is live, what was removed and what never made it, and what each of those means for your credits. ## The four tabs | Tab | What it means | | --- | --- | | **Queued** | Requested, not live yet. Either waiting for you to launch the extension, or scheduled on a warmed-up account. | | **Posted** | Live on Reddit. Has a **View on Reddit** button. | | **Removed** | Went live, then was taken down (by a moderator, by Reddit, or because the thread disappeared). | | **Cancelled** | Never went live. Could not be posted, or was cancelled before posting. Credits are refunded. | Each card shows the original post, your comment, a badge for the posting method (**Warmed-account comment** or **My account comment**), and the timing or outcome. ## Queued ![The Reply Queue Queued tab with the Extension Connected banner and a warmed-account comment scheduled to post](/help/replying/reply-queue-queued.png) *A warmed-account comment waiting for its slot. Own-account comments wait for you to launch the extension instead.* The timing line tells you what happens next: - **Posting when you launch chrome extension**: an own-account comment. Nothing posts until you open the Bazzly extension in your browser and start a run. The banner at the top of the tab shows whether the extension is installed and has a **Post N replies** button when it is. - **Posting in about 3 hours** (or **Posting automatically soon**): a warmed-account comment scheduled on the posting network. The slot is chosen to look natural; you do not need to do anything. Every queued comment shows **Edit Comment** and **Cancel Comment**. An own-account comment can be edited or cancelled (with a five-second Undo) until it posts. For eligible warmed-account comments, both buttons stay enabled until posting preparation starts, including while waiting for a slot. An edited warmed-account comment goes through the same checks as a new one (no links, English only, not a near-copy of another warmed-account comment), and the new text is what gets posted. Clicking **Cancel Comment** opens a confirmation explaining that the comment will not go live and that all comment and pending upvote credits will be refunded. Once preparation starts, or when cancellation is unavailable for that comment, both buttons are disabled. Hover over them to see why, for example “This comment is being prepared for posting and can no longer be cancelled.”. If a warmed-account comment cannot be posted within five days it is cancelled automatically and refunded. ## Posted ![The Reply Queue Posted tab showing a live own-account comment with View on Reddit and an Order upvotes link](/help/replying/reply-queue-posted.png) *Posted comments link straight to the live comment on Reddit.* Posted cards show when the comment went live, a **View on Reddit** button, and the state of any upvote order: - **Pending**: upvotes start once the comment is posted. - **In progress**: upvotes are being sent gradually. For top-ranked (Google) threads they start 10 days after posting to lower risk. - **N sent**, **N failed** (with credits refunded for the failed ones), **Failed**, **Cancelled**, **Refunded**. An own-account comment posted without upvotes shows **Order upvotes**, so you can boost it after the fact. Bazzly keeps re-checking every posted comment: hourly for the first two days, then less often for up to six months. If it disappears, the card moves to Removed. ## Removed ![The Reply Queue Removed tab showing a warmed-account comment removed by a moderator with a Credits refunded chip and an Edit and Requeue button](/help/replying/reply-queue-removed.png) *Removed within 48 hours: the comment credits are already back in your balance.* A removed comment did go live, then was taken down. The card shows how long it stayed up and, where known, why. Two rules govern credits: - Comment credits are **refunded automatically when the removal is detected within 48 hours of posting**. The card gets a **Credits refunded** chip and the banner at the top of the tab says the same. - The exception is strict-on-promo subreddits: if you chose to post there anyway, removed comments are not refunded. The composer warns you about this before you queue. Upvote credits for upvotes that were never delivered are always refunded, regardless of timing. **Edit & Requeue** opens the editor. Requeuing a warmed-account comment costs 10 credits again, and the posting network may ask you to change the text first (*edit the message first for extra safety*), because reposting identical text after a removal is a strong spam signal. Change the angle, drop anything promotional, and try again, or pick a different thread. ## Cancelled ![The Reply Queue Cancelled tab showing a comment that could not be posted within five days, with credits refunded](/help/replying/reply-queue-cancelled.png) *Cancelled comments never went live. Credits come back automatically.* Comments you cancel appear here too. Cancelled comments never reached Reddit: the thread was locked or deleted before posting, the account could not post there, or the five-day window ran out. Credits are refunded automatically and **Edit & Requeue** is available if the thread is still open. ## Where Autopilot comments appear Comments posted by Autopilot show up here like any other warmed-account comment, and also in the **Activity Log** tab of the Autopilot page, grouped by day with a credits breakdown per comment. ## Quick reference - Own-account comments: free, posted when you launch the extension, editable and cancellable while queued. - Warmed-account comments: 10 credits, posted automatically, not editable after queueing, refunded if removed within 48 hours (except in strict subreddits) or never posted. - Upvotes: 0.2 credits each, delivered gradually, undelivered ones refunded. --- # Help: Reply Autopilot: going fully hands-off Configure pace, relevance threshold, target, smart upvotes, and auto top-up so Bazzly runs on its own. **Autopilot** turns Bazzly into a hands-off channel: it finds relevant Reddit posts, writes the comment, posts it through a warmed-up account and adds upvotes, without you approving anything. You decide how fast it runs, how relevant a post has to be, which threads it draws from, and how it should write. This article covers every setting and what happens when Autopilot pauses itself. Three things to know up front: - Autopilot **comments only**. It never sends DMs. DMs always go through the DM Queue and the browser extension from your own account. - Autopilot posts **only through warmed-up accounts**. Your personal Reddit account is never used. - There is **no approval step**. If you want to review each comment first, use the Opportunities page instead; Autopilot is for when you trust the settings. ## Turning it on Open **Autopilot** in the sidebar and flip the switch, or click **Enable Autopilot** at the top of the sidebar to turn it on in one step. On a trial or canceled plan the button opens the page and you flip the switch yourself. ![The Autopilot settings page with the master switch, the Auto top-up credits card and the Pace options](/help/automation/autopilot-settings.png) *The master switch, auto top-up, and pace. Autopilot needs an active plan; trial accounts are asked to activate first.* Once running, the header shows the last comment posted or queued, plus three counters for the month: comments, upvotes and threads skipped because they fell below your threshold. AI drafts written by Autopilot are free; you pay only for the comment (10 credits) and any upvotes (0.2 each). ## Pace: how many comments per day | Pace | Comments per day | | --- | --- | | **Slow** | up to 1 | | **Moderate** (default) | up to 2 | | **Fast** | up to 3 | | **Max** | no fixed daily cap, as many qualifying posts as Autopilot finds (Bazzly still applies an internal safety ceiling so a single project cannot post an unusual volume in one day) | Pace is a ceiling, not a target. If only one post clears your relevance threshold today, Autopilot posts one comment. Moderate is the right starting point: two well-placed comments a day compound quickly and keep the account behaviour natural. A comment you cancel in the Reply Queue before it posts does not use up that day's pace. Autopilot picks a different thread to replace it on its next hourly run, and it will not choose the cancelled thread again. ## Relevance Threshold: how good a post has to be ![The Relevance Threshold options Relevant, Very Relevant and Ultra Relevant, the Upvotes switch and the Reply Instructions box](/help/automation/autopilot-threshold.png) *Very Relevant is the recommended default. Ultra Relevant waits for explicit buying signals.* - **Relevant (80%+)**: broad. Conversations around your topic, niche and industry. - **Very Relevant (85%+, recommended)**: conversations about problems your product solves and threads where other solutions are being discussed. - **Ultra Relevant (90%+)**: only threads where someone is explicitly asking for a product like yours, comparing tools, or unhappy with a competitor. Fewer comments, highest intent. At every level Autopilot only engages posts classified as asking for a tool, describing a problem you solve, comparing products, or being unhappy with a competitor; at Ultra Relevant it drops the "describes a problem" category entirely. It also ignores posts older than seven days, so it never revives dead threads. ## Target: which threads Autopilot replies in Autopilot draws from two pools. **Recent posts** are new threads in your watched subreddits and keyword searches, up to seven days old. **Top-ranked threads** are older Reddit threads that rank on Google for your project's search queries. **Target** decides which pool it uses. - **All posts** (default): both pools. The widest choice, balancing long-term search traffic with immediate visibility. When a recent post and a top-ranked thread both qualify, Autopilot leans toward the top-ranked thread. - **Recent posts only**: fresh conversations while readers are still arriving. Lowest removal rate and the most immediate traffic. Narrowing to one pool means some days may pass with no comment; add subreddits in Project Settings for more volume. - **Top-ranked only**: older threads that keep sending search traffic for months. Highest removal rate, and new ranking threads appear less often than fresh posts, so expect a slower pace. Add search queries in Project Settings for more volume. Target changes which posts are considered, not how good they must be. The Relevance Threshold applies to both pools. ## Upvotes Switch **Upvotes** on to boost every Autopilot comment: - **Rank #1** (default): Autopilot checks the thread's top comment and adds just enough upvotes to pass it. Once your comment is first, no more are sent. - **Custom**: a fixed number per comment (default 5). Upvotes cost 0.2 credits each, are delivered gradually, and are limited to 10 per comment for safety. ## Reply Instructions The **Reply Instructions** box (up to 1,500 characters) guides how the AI writes for this project. It saves automatically as you type. Comments written on Autopilot are evaluated before posting, so instructions here have a strong effect on quality. Be concrete: what to always mention, what to never claim, how to refer to the product. Keep URLs out: if three drafts in a row contain a link, Autopilot pauses (see below). ## Auto top-up credits Autopilot needs at least 10 credits to post a comment and pauses below that. Switch on **Auto top-up credits** to keep it running: - **When credits drop below** a threshold (default 20, between 10 and 90) - **Automatically add** 25, 50, 100 or 250 credits, charged to the card on file at 1 credit = $1 - **Monthly limit** (optional, none by default): the most auto top-ups can charge in a calendar month, $25 to $10,000. The card footer shows what has been used so far; it resets on the 1st (UTC). Manual top-ups never count toward it. A limit is always at least one top-up: pick a bigger top-up size and the limit is raised to four top-ups' worth; type a limit below the top-up size and it snaps up to that size. A message tells you the new value either way, and you can change it right after. - **Email receipts** (off by default): a receipt email for every auto top-up. Leave it off and Bazzly runs quietly; you are still emailed if a monthly limit stops Autopilot. Every charge also appears in the credit log and on your card statement. The card footer shows the payment method that will be charged. Without one, the card shows a single **Add a payment method** line instead of the settings, with a button to the billing tab of Account Settings. Auto top-up only fires while Autopilot is running; it is not a general account setting. ## When Autopilot pauses Autopilot protects your credits and the account it posts from. A banner at the top of the page explains any pause, and you get an email: - **Insufficient credits.** Below 10 credits. Add credits or enable auto top-up; Autopilot resumes on its own once credits are available. - **Recent replies contained links.** Three drafts in a row contained a URL or domain. Remove link mentions from your reply instructions, then turn Autopilot off and on again. - **Auto top-up failed.** The charge did not go through. Update the payment method or top up manually. - **Monthly limit reached.** Credits fell below 10 and the next auto top-up would exceed your monthly limit. Raise or remove the limit, or top up manually, to resume now; otherwise Autopilot resumes on its own on the 1st. You also receive a weekly email on Mondays summarising what Autopilot posted for each project, and, if you turned receipts on, a note whenever an auto top-up succeeds. ## The Activity Log The **Activity Log** tab lists every Autopilot comment grouped by day, with a status badge (**Posted**, **Removed**, **Failed**, **Pending**), the credits it cost broken down by comment and upvotes, and **View on Reddit**. Quiet days are collapsed with a reminder that Autopilot only comments when it finds strong, relevant posts. Removed comments can be edited and requeued from here, at the normal 10-credit cost. ## Turning it off Flip the master switch. Comments already handed to the posting network still go out; nothing new is queued. Your settings are kept for next time. --- # Help: Warmed-up accounts and staying ban-safe What warmed-up accounts are, why they protect your account, and how to keep every reply safe. The fastest way to lose a Reddit account is to promote a product from it. Bazzly's answer is to keep your account out of it entirely: comments go out through **warmed-up accounts** that Bazzly operates, and the only thing that ever touches your own account is the browser extension, under your control. This article explains what warmed-up accounts are, when Bazzly will and will not use them, what still gets comments removed, and how to keep everything safe. ## What a warmed-up account is A warmed-up account is a real, aged Reddit account with an established history: months or years old, with karma earned from ordinary participation across many communities, and a steady pattern of browsing, voting and commenting that continues whether or not it is posting for you. Reddit's spam systems and subreddit moderators trust these accounts far more than a new or dormant one, so their comments are filtered less and read more. Bazzly maintains a fleet of them, keeps them active, rotates which one posts where, and retires any that pick up a ban. You never see or manage the accounts; you just choose **Post via warmed-up account** and the posting network handles the rest. ## Why this protects you - **Your account is never involved.** Bazzly does not have your Reddit login and does not need it. Whatever happens to a warmed-up account cannot affect yours. - **Lower removal rate.** Reddit shadow-filters comments from low-trust accounts silently. Aged accounts with history clear that bar. - **Natural pacing.** Each account posts at a human rhythm, in a natural time slot, and never comments twice in the same thread. That is why a queued warmed-account comment shows *Posting in about N hours* rather than posting instantly. - **One touch per thread.** The same account is never used to both comment and upvote in one thread, and never comments on a thread another Bazzly account has already covered for you. ## When Bazzly refuses to use one Bazzly declines warmed-account posting when the comment itself is the risk: - **The draft contains a link.** URLs and bare domains are the single strongest removal trigger on Reddit, and subreddit links (like "r/name") and disguised ones (like "name dot com", "name .ai" or "name com") are treated the same way. Your product name written as words, like "Revid AI", is fine. The composer shows *Links increase removal risk, including subreddit links like “r/name” and disguised ones like “name dot com” or “name .ai”. Warmed-account posting is off.* Remove the link, or post from your own account at your own risk. Custom Task blocks links entirely. - **The draft repeats a recent warmed-account comment.** The same text posted from two different accounts is the clearest spam-ring signal Reddit has; the one time it happened, both accounts were banned within a day. Bazzly compares every draft against the last 30 days of warmed-account comments and refuses near-copies, naming the earlier one. Short replies of under 8 words, such as a bare product name, are only compared within the same subreddit and the last 7 days, since one-line answers naturally repeat across Reddit. - **The draft is not in English.** Warmed-up accounts are English-language personas; a comment in another language is refused with the detected language named. Bazzly's drafts are written in English even when the thread is not. - **The subreddit is strict on promotion** and the post is not asking for tool recommendations or mentioning your product. The subreddit name turns amber on the card. In these subreddits warmed-account posting is either off, or allowed with a warning that removed comments will not be refunded. - **The post is gone.** Removed or deleted posts show *This post has been removed or deleted. Skip it.* Autopilot applies the same rules and pauses itself if three drafts in a row would have contained links. ## What still gets comments removed Warmed-up accounts remove the account risk, not the content risk. Moderators remove comments that read as ads regardless of who posted them. The patterns that get removed: - Leading with the product instead of the answer - Mentioning the product more than once, or in the first sentence - Any link - Replying to posts that are not really asking for help - Reposting the same text after a removal If a warmed-account comment is removed within 48 hours of posting, its 10 credits are refunded automatically (except in strict subreddits where you chose to post anyway). Undelivered upvotes are always refunded. ## Posting from your own account instead You can always choose **Post via my account**. The comment is queued and the Bazzly browser extension posts it from your own Reddit account, from your browser and your own IP address, exactly as if you typed it. It is free and it builds your own account's history, which matters if you want to be recognisable in your niche. Before the first send of each run, the extension checks the account you are logged into. If it is **less than 30 days old or has under 150 karma**, you see an *Account looks low-activity* warning with a **Don't send yet** option. Reddit is strict with new and low-karma accounts, and a warm-up period before any promotion sharply lowers the chance of a ban. The [30-day Reddit account warm-up playbook](/blog/30-day-reddit-account-warmup-playbook) covers how to do that. ## Upvotes and safety Upvotes come from the same fleet of aged accounts, spread out over time rather than arriving at once. You are only charged for upvotes that registered on Reddit, and any that did not are refunded automatically. The score can still change afterwards. Orders are limited to 10 upvotes per comment for safety, and upvotes on top-ranked Google threads start 10 days after posting, because a sudden score jump on an old thread is a spam signal. ## The house rules 1. Answer first, product last, once. 2. No links, no bare domains, no subreddit links like "r/name", no disguised links like "name dot com", English only. Ever, when posting through warmed-up accounts. Name the product, do not spell its website. 3. Reply only where someone is asking for what you sell or describing the pain you remove. 4. Respect strict subreddits; when in doubt, post from your own account and keep it purely helpful. 5. Do not requeue removed text unchanged; rewrite the angle. 6. Let pacing happen. A comment posting three hours later than you expected is a feature. --- # Help: Finding leads and sending DMs Discover Reddit users who fit your product and run direct-message outreach campaigns. Commenting puts your product in front of everyone reading a thread. A **DM** puts it in front of the one person who wrote the post, privately. Bazzly turns the authors of matching posts into leads, drafts a personal message for each, and sends it from your own Reddit account through the browser extension. This article covers the Leads page, the DM template, the DM Queue, and how sending actually works. ## What a lead is A lead is a Reddit user who recently wrote a post that scored highly for your product. Bazzly derives leads from opportunities: when it finds a post that fits, the post's author becomes a lead, with the post as the reason. One user is one lead, even if they wrote several matching posts; the extra posts are attached to the same card. Users you have already contacted are never suggested again. ## The Leads page ![The Leads page listing Reddit users with match percentages, why they are a good fit, the post that qualified them, and Skip and Write DM buttons](/help/leads/leads.png) *Each lead shows the AI's reason they fit, the post that qualified them, and a match score.* Each card shows the username (linking to their Reddit profile), a **Match** badge, a one-line **Why they're a good fit**, and the post they wrote, with **Show more** to read it. Sort by **Best Match** or **Most Recent**. Leads older than seven days are counted at the top with a **Skip them** link (five-second Undo). **Skip** removes a lead you do not want to contact. **Write DM** opens the composer. ## Writing the DM ![A lead card with the DM composer open, showing a drafted message, the Draft DM button and Add to Queue](/help/leads/lead-write-dm.png) *Draft, personalise, queue. The DM only leaves when you run the extension.* 1. **Draft DM** fills your DM template with what this person wrote about. It costs 0.1 credits. Draft again for a different angle. 2. **Edit** freely. The best DMs mention something specific from their post, keep to two or three sentences, and end with a question. Avoid links: Reddit routes DMs with links to spam far more often. 3. The **settings icon** shows the template in use and links to **Edit DM Template**. 4. **Add to Queue**. The card leaves Leads and appears in the DM Queue. ## The DM template Open **Project Settings**, then the **Leads** tab. ![The Leads tab of Project Settings with the DM Template editor showing the two variables and the Auto-Queue DMs switch](/help/leads/project-settings-leads.png) *Two variables are available. Everything else in the template is sent as written.* The template supports exactly two variables: - **{post_problem_summary}**: a summary of the problem or main point of the person's post - **{product_benefit}**: the benefit of your product that addresses that point The default reads: *Hey! Saw that you're {post_problem_summary}. I built a tool that {product_benefit}. Want to try it out?* The AI only fills the variables; it does not add greetings, signatures or extra sentences, so the template is the message. Type a curly brace to insert a variable. Templates must be 3 to 500 characters, and the editor warns about unknown variables or HTML. **Auto-Queue DMs** drafts a DM for every new lead as it arrives, so you only review and send. Set the **Minimum Fit Score** (85% by default) and which lead classifications qualify. Each auto-queued DM uses 0.1 credits for the draft. ## The DM Queue ![The DM Queue Queued tab with the extension banner and a queued DM showing Sending when you launch chrome extension](/help/leads/dm-queue-queued.png) *Queued DMs wait for you to run the extension. Nothing is sent server-side.* Three tabs: **Queued**, **Sent** and **Failed**. - **Queued** cards say *Sending when you launch chrome extension*. You can **Edit DM** or **Cancel DM** (a cancelled DM simply disappears from the queue). The banner at the top tells you whether the extension is installed and offers **Send N DMs**. - **Sent** cards show when the DM went out and a **View on Reddit** button to the recipient's profile. ![The DM Queue Sent tab showing a delivered DM with the time it was sent](/help/leads/dm-queue-sent.png) *Sent DMs keep the message and the recipient so you can follow up.* - **Failed** cards show the error the extension hit and a **Requeue** button, which puts the DM back in the queue for the next run. ![The DM Queue Failed tab showing a DM that failed with the error message and a Requeue button](/help/leads/dm-queue-failed.png) *Failures are usually a Reddit page that did not load or a user who cannot receive chats. Requeue and try again.* ## How sending works DMs are sent by the [Bazzly browser extension](/help/installing-the-browser-extension) from your own Reddit account, inside your browser. Bazzly has no server-side DM sender and never uses warmed-up accounts for DMs. In a run the extension opens each recipient's profile, starts a chat, types the message and sends it, verifying delivery before moving on. It waits 20 to 32 seconds between DMs, skips anyone you already have a conversation with (so you never double-message), skips deleted or suspended users, and pauses itself after three consecutive errors so a broken session cannot burn through your queue. There is no hard daily cap on DMs, so pace yourself. If your account is new to DMs, keep it to 3 to 5 a day for the first week and increase gradually; Reddit rate-limits chat aggressively on accounts that suddenly start messaging strangers. ## What gets replies - Reference their post specifically. Generic openers get ignored. - Offer something: a free trial, a specific tip, an answer to what they asked. - One short message, one question. No links in the first DM. - Send in their daytime. Queue in the morning, run the extension when Reddit is busy. - Reply fast when they answer. The DM Queue links straight to the profile. --- # Help: Installing and using the browser extension Install the Bazzly extension on Chrome to send DMs and post from your own account. The Bazzly browser extension is the bridge between the dashboard and your own Reddit account. It sends queued DMs and posts queued own-account comments from inside your browser, using the Reddit session you are already logged into, so everything happens from your device and your IP address exactly as if you did it by hand. It never sees or stores your Reddit password. You need the extension for two things: **sending DMs** (there is no other way to send them) and **posting comments from your own account** rather than a warmed-up one. If you only ever post through warmed-up accounts and never DM, you can skip it. ## Install 1. Open the [Bazzly extension on the Chrome Web Store](https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/bazzly/bieangklfflppeihnbhoeclmlldnondb) and click **Add to Chrome**. It works in Chromium-based browsers: Chrome, Edge, Brave and Arc. 2. Pin it to the toolbar (puzzle-piece icon, then the pin next to Bazzly) so the popup is one click away. 3. Make sure you are logged into Reddit in the same browser. The dashboard notices the extension within a couple of seconds. On the Reply Queue and DM Queue pages the banner switches from **Extension not installed** to **Extension Connected**. ![The DM Queue with the Extension not installed banner and an Install Extension button](/help/leads/dm-queue-queued.png) *Before installing, the queue pages show this banner. After installing, it turns green and offers to send your queue.* If the banner does not update, click **Extension not showing? Refresh**. ## Sign in There is no separate login. The extension picks up your Bazzly session from bazzly.ai: sign in to the dashboard in the same browser and the popup follows. If you open the popup and see **Offline** with **Sign in at Bazzly.ai**, click it, sign in, and reopen the popup. ## First run: an honest note about risk The first time you open the popup after signing in, it shows **Before you start**. It explains that the extension acts through your own account, so Reddit's usual rules apply to you, and gives three pieces of advice worth following: use an aged account, mix in genuinely helpful comments, and ramp up DMs slowly (3 to 5 a day at first). Click **I understand, let's go** to continue. ## Sending your queue Open the popup. The **Queued** card shows how many DMs and comments are waiting. Click **Start sending**. If both DMs and comments are queued, the button becomes a menu: **Send all**, **Comments only** or **DMs only**. The extension needs a Reddit tab to work in. If the active tab is not on reddit.com it opens one. That tab becomes the worker tab: keep it open for the whole run (closing it pauses the run) and, if things seem stuck, bring it to the front, because browsers throttle background tabs. During the run the popup shows **X of Y sent**, a per-type breakdown of sent, failed and skipped, and the current step (*Opening user profile...*, *Writing message...*, *Verifying message delivery...*). Between items it waits a randomised 20 to 32 seconds (30 to 60 seconds before a reply) and counts down. You can **Pause** at any time, then **Resume** or **Stop**. You can also close the popup; the run continues in the background and the popup shows live progress when you reopen it. Each item ends as **sent**, **failed** (with the reason written to the queue card, and a **Requeue** button there) or **skipped** (an existing conversation with that user, a deleted author, a removed post, or a suspended account). After three consecutive failures the run pauses with *Check your Reddit session is active*; fix the session, then **Retry**. Also useful: on the dashboard, the **Send N DMs** and **Post N replies** buttons in the queue banners open Reddit and launch the popup for you. ## Comment limits To keep your account safe, the extension posts **at most 3 comments in any 24 hours, and at most 1 per subreddit** in that window. This is a fixed limit, not a setting: bursts of promotional comments across subreddits are what get personal accounts suspended. Replies over the limit stay in the queue until you run the extension again. The popup shows **Comments today** (how many of the 3 are used), and when you click **Start sending** it tells you how many of your queued replies can go out today. Queue three replies in r/SaaS and you can post one today, the next tomorrow and the last the day after. DMs are not affected. ## The account check Before the first item of each run, the extension reads your own Reddit profile (age and total karma). If the account is **less than 30 days old or has under 150 karma**, you see **Account looks low-activity** with the two numbers and a plain warning: Reddit is strict with new or low-karma accounts, and warming yours up first sharply lowers the chance of a ban. - **Don't send yet** (recommended) cancels the run. Read the [30-day warm-up playbook](/blog/30-day-reddit-account-warmup-playbook) and come back. - **Continue anyway** proceeds and remembers your choice for that username, so you are not warned again. The check fails open: if Reddit cannot be reached it lets you continue. It cannot detect a suspended account; if sends keep failing, check your account status on Reddit directly. ## Troubleshooting 1. Reload the Reddit tab and reopen the popup. 2. Check you are logged into Reddit and into bazzly.ai in this browser. 3. Turn the extension off and on again in your browser's extensions page. 4. Bring the Reddit worker tab to the front and leave it there during the run. 5. Still stuck? Email [support@bazzly.ai](mailto:support@bazzly.ai) with what the popup showed and we will sort it out. ## What the extension does not do It does not run on a schedule, does not send anything unless you start a run, does not touch Autopilot (which uses warmed-up accounts only), and does not read your password. Its only permissions are for bazzly.ai and reddit.com. --- # Help: Credits, plans, and billing explained How credits work, what each action costs, what the plan includes, and how to manage your subscription. Bazzly has one plan and one currency. The plan is a monthly subscription that includes a credit allowance; the credits pay for the actions that use Bazzly's accounts. This article explains what you get, what each action costs, how to top up, what gets refunded, and how to manage the subscription and additional projects. ## The plan - **$199 per month**, billed monthly, cancel anytime. - **170 credits per month** for your project, refreshed on every renewal. - Everything included: opportunities, leads, Autopilot, warmed-up accounts, upvotes, the browser extension, the public API and the MCP server. New accounts start with a **7-day free trial**. There is no charge on the day you start it; you get 5 trial credits to try warmed-account posting, and a reminder email three days before the trial ends. When the trial ends the plan starts, your card is charged, and the full 170 credits are added. You can end the trial early with **Activate Plan** in the sidebar credit widget to get the full allowance immediately. If you cancel during the trial nothing is charged. ## What costs credits | Action | Cost | | --- | --- | | Comment posted through a warmed-up account | 10 credits | | Upvote | 0.2 credits each | | AI draft (reply or DM) | 0.1 credits | | Autopilot AI drafts | free | | Comment posted from your own account via the extension | free | | Sending a DM | free | | Finding opportunities, leads and brand signals | free | A warmed-account comment with five upvotes is 11 credits. On Autopilot at Moderate pace, two comments a day with Rank #1 upvotes come to roughly 22 credits a day, which is why 170 credits and a top-up or two covers a full month for most projects. ## Two kinds of credits Your balance is the sum of two buckets, shown in the sidebar: - **Monthly credits** reset to 170 at each renewal. Unused ones expire; they do not roll over. - **Topped-up credits** never expire. Monthly credits are always spent first, so purchased credits are never wasted. Hover the info icon next to **Credits** in the sidebar to see when the monthly credits reset. The balance turns amber at 20 credits, and Autopilot pauses below 10. ## Topping up Click **Top Up Credits** in the sidebar. ![The Top up credits modal showing 1 credit equals one dollar, preset amounts of 25, 50, 100 and 200, and a custom amount field](/help/billing/topup-modal.png) *1 credit = $1. Credits are added instantly and never expire.* Pick 25, 50, 100 or 200, or enter a custom amount (minimum $5, maximum $1,000). The charge goes to the card on your subscription and credits arrive immediately. Top-ups need an active subscription. **Auto top-up** lives on the Autopilot page: when credits drop below a threshold you set (default 20), Bazzly adds 25, 50, 100 or 250 credits automatically. An optional monthly limit caps what auto top-ups may charge per calendar month (manual top-ups never count). It only fires while Autopilot is running. See [Reply Autopilot](/help/reply-autopilot-going-hands-off). ## The credit log Open **Overview**, scroll to **History** and choose **Credit log**. ![The Overview History section on the Credit log tab showing a refund entry for undelivered upvotes](/help/billing/credit-log.png) *Every debit, refund, top-up and monthly reset, with the running balance.* Entries include *Credits used* (with the thread or recipient), *Credits refunded*, *Credits topped up*, *Monthly credits* and *Starting credits*. ## Refunds Refunds are automatic; you never need to ask. - A warmed-account comment **removed within 48 hours** of posting: the 10 credits come back. Exception: strict-on-promo subreddits where you chose to post anyway (the composer warns you first). - A comment that **never went live** (cancelled, could not be posted, five-day window expired): refunded in full. - **Upvotes that were not delivered**: refunded at 0.2 credits each, in every case. Refunds appear on the Reply Queue card as a **Credits refunded** chip and in the credit log. ## Managing the subscription Open **Account Settings** and the **Billing** tab. ![The Billing tab of Account Settings showing the current plan, next billing date and the Manage Billing button](/help/billing/billing-tab.png) *Plan, next billing date, and the door to the Stripe billing portal.* **Manage Billing** opens the Stripe customer portal, where you can update the card, download invoices, or cancel. A cancelled subscription stays active until the end of the paid period; the Billing tab shows the end date with a **Reactivate** button until then. When the period ends, projects become inactive and stop finding opportunities; your data stays, and reactivating brings everything back. ## Additional projects Each product is its own project with its own credits. Adding a second active project adds a **seat** at the plan price, prorated for the rest of the current period, with a prorated share of credits now and the full 170 on each renewal. The **Activate Project** dialog shows the exact charge before you confirm. To stop paying for one project without cancelling your plan, go to **Account Settings**, then the **Billing** tab, and click **Cancel project** next to it under **Projects on your plan** (the same button is also in that project's **Project Settings**, under **Billing**). This list appears once you have two or more active projects. The project keeps working until the end of the billing period, then stops, and your subscription drops by one seat. **Undo Cancellation** is available until then. ## Team and API access - **Team** (Account Settings): invite teammates by email as **Member** (full access to all projects, including spending credits) or **Admin** (can also manage billing and the team). Teammates are not charged extra. - **API & MCP** (Account Settings): connect Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or any other MCP client in one step. Pick the client, click **Connect**, and the install command or config appears with a fresh key already filled in. Keys get all three scopes (**Read**, **Write**, **Top-ups**) so an agent can keep Autopilot funded; every credit or card charge still returns a preview the agent must confirm. **Advanced** lets you name the key or drop a scope. Keys are shown once and work during the trial too; only a cancelled plan has to be reactivated first. ![The API and MCP tab of Account Settings with the Connect your AI card, client picker for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and Other, and the Connect button](/help/billing/api-keys.png) *One click creates a key and shows the install step for your client. The Top-ups scope lets an agent buy credits on your behalf.* Questions about an invoice or a charge? Email [support@bazzly.ai](mailto:support@bazzly.ai) with the email you signed up with. --- # Reference: Bazzly REST API Bazzly finds Reddit posts where a product fits, drafts replies and DMs, posts comments through warmed-up accounts, and tracks everything in queues. This API exposes the same actions as the dashboard. It is designed to be driven by AI agents: every list returns plain JSON, every credit-spending action previews its cost before it charges, and the same key also works with the Bazzly MCP server at `https://api.bazzly.ai/mcp`. - OpenAPI 3.1 specification: https://bazzly.ai/openapi.json - Base URL: `https://api.bazzly.ai/public/v1` - Auth: `Authorization: Bearer ` on every request (`X-Bazzly-Api-Key: ` also works) - Format: JSON in, JSON out. Send `Content-Type: application/json` on POST, PATCH and PUT. - Keys: created under Account Settings → API & MCP, available during the free trial. Each key has scopes: `read`, `write`, `top-ups`. - Errors: standard HTTP codes with a JSON body `{ "statusCode", "message" }`. `401` missing or invalid key, `403` missing scope, `404` not found, `400` validation error (the message names the field), `429` a limit was hit: 120 requests per minute per key, or an order cap. - Access: keys work during the free trial. A cancelled subscription loses API and MCP access when its paid period ends (`401`). ## Quick start 1. `GET /me` to confirm the key and see its scopes. 2. `GET /projects` to find the project id. 3. `GET /opportunities?filter=top-ranked&sort=score&limit=10` to see the best Reddit posts to reply to. 4. `POST /opportunities/{id}/generate-reply` with `{ "confirmCreditSpend": true }` to draft a comment (0.1 credits). 5. `POST /queue/reply` with the opportunity id, `deliveryMethod` and the text to post it (10 credits via a warmed-up account, free from the user's own account). 6. `GET /queue/reply` to watch it go live. ## Credits and confirmation Actions that spend credits or money return a preview instead of acting until you confirm: - Credit-spending calls (`generate-reply`, `generate-dm`, `POST /queue/reply` with `deliveryMethod: "high_karma"`, `POST /custom-tasks`, `POST /custom-tasks/upvotes`) return `{ "requiresConfirmation": true, "costs": { ... }, "message": "..." }` when called without `"confirmCreditSpend": true`. Repeat the call with the flag to perform it. - Money-spending calls (`POST /projects/{id}/activate`, `POST /projects/{id}/credits/manual`) use `"confirmPaymentSpend": true` the same way. Costs: a warmed-account comment is 10 credits, an upvote 0.2 credits, an AI draft (reply or DM) 0.1 credits. Comments posted from the user's own account through the browser extension are free. ## Account ### GET /me Scope: `read`. Returns the account and the key in use: `{ id, email, name, apiKey: { id, name, scopes } }`. ## Projects A project is one product: its profile, watched subreddits, Google searches, filters, DM template and credits. Most accounts have one. ### GET /projects Scope: `read`. Returns `{ data: Project[] }`. Project fields include `id`, `product_name`, `product_url`, `product_description`, `status` (`active`, `draft`, `inactive`, `locked`), `icp`, `keywords`, `competitors`, `pain_points`, `key_benefits`, `key_features`, `watched_subreddits`, `dm_template`, `discover_score_threshold`, `discover_classifications`, `scoring_custom_instructions`, `reply_custom_instructions`. ### GET /projects/{projectId} Scope: `read`. One project with the fields above. ### POST /projects Scope: `write`. Body `{ "url": "https://yourproduct.com" }`. Bazzly analyzes the page and creates the project with a generated profile. The first project on an account is created active; later ones are created as `draft` and need `activate`. At most two drafts can exist at once. ### PATCH /projects/{projectId} Scope: `write`. Partial update of the profile. Accepted fields and limits: | Field | Type | Limits | | --- | --- | --- | | product_name | string | required non-empty if sent | | product_url | string | valid URL | | product_description | string | 70 to 500 characters | | icp | string | 20 to 400 characters | | keywords | string[] | up to 10, 50 chars each | | competitors | string[] | up to 6, 50 chars each | | pain_points | string[] | up to 5, 120 chars each | | key_benefits | string[] | up to 5, 120 chars each | | key_features | string[] | up to 6, 120 chars each | | watched_subreddits | string[] | up to 10, with or without the r/ prefix | | dm_template | string | 3 to 500 chars; variables allowed: {post_problem_summary}, {product_benefit} | | discover_score_threshold | integer | 75 to 100, minimum fit score for opportunities | | discover_classifications | string[] or null | which post classifications to surface | | scoring_custom_instructions | string or null | up to 1500 chars | | reply_custom_instructions | string or null | up to 1500 chars, guides AI reply drafts | Unknown fields are rejected. Autopilot settings are not exposed here. ### POST /projects/{projectId}/activate Scope: `top-ups`. Activates a draft or inactive project. Body `{ "confirmPaymentSpend": true, "profile": { ...same fields as PATCH... } }`. Without the flag it returns `{ requiresConfirmation: true, ... }` describing the prorated seat charge, if any. Additional active projects are billed as extra seats at the plan price. Products in categories whose subreddits remove this kind of promotion (gambling, alcohol and cannabis, peptides and prescription drugs, tax and debt relief, crypto tokens, adult, weapons) get a 403 before anything is charged; dedicated accounts can be requested for them in the dashboard. ### GET /projects/{projectId}/credits Scope: `read`. Returns `{ balance: { monthly, topped_up, total } }`. Monthly credits reset each billing period; topped-up credits never expire. ### POST /projects/{projectId}/credits/manual Scope: `top-ups`. Body `{ "amount": 50, "confirmPaymentSpend": true }`. Charges the card on file at 1 credit = 1 USD; `amount` is 5 to 1000. Without the flag it returns a preview. ### GET /projects/{projectId}/credits/auto Scope: `top-ups`. Returns `{ enabled, threshold, amount, monthly_cap, spent_this_month, topup_email_enabled }`. `monthly_cap` is USD per UTC calendar month across auto top-ups (null = no cap); `spent_this_month` is what auto top-ups have charged since the 1st. ### PUT /projects/{projectId}/credits/auto Scope: `top-ups`. Body `{ "auto_topup_enabled": true, "auto_topup_threshold": 20, "auto_topup_amount": 50 }`. Threshold 1 to 100, amount 25 to 250. Both are required when enabling. Auto top-up only fires while Autopilot is running. Optional `auto_topup_monthly_cap` (25 to 10000, or null to remove; none by default) caps auto top-ups per UTC calendar month; when the next top-up would exceed it, Autopilot pauses with reason `budget_cap_reached` and resumes on the 1st, when the cap is raised or removed, or after a manual top-up. Optional `auto_topup_email_enabled` (off by default) sends a receipt email for every auto top-up; the limit-reached email is always sent. If a new `auto_topup_amount` is larger than the cap, the cap is raised to four times the new amount; a cap below the amount is raised to the amount. Either is returned as `monthly_cap_raised_to`. ## Opportunities An opportunity is a Reddit post scored against the project. Ids are prefixed: `ro-{uuid}` for a post found by subreddit monitoring ("recent"), `sp-{uuid}` for a post that ranks on Google for one of the project searches ("top-ranked"). Both kinds share the endpoints below. ### GET /opportunities Scope: `read`. Query: `projectId` (uuid, optional), `filter` (`all`, `recent`, `top-ranked`; default `all`), `sort` (`score`, `time`; default `score`), `limit` (1 to 100, default 50), `offset`. Returns `{ data: Opportunity[], total, nextOffset }`. Each item includes the prefixed `id`, `source`, `projectId`, the post (`title`, `body`, `subreddit`, `author`, `url`, `score`, `numComments`, `createdUtc`), the match (`fitScore` 0 to 1, `fitReason`, `classification`), any `proposedReply`, and for top-ranked posts `serpQuery`, `serpPosition` and `estimatedTraffic`. ### GET /opportunities/{id} Scope: `read`. One opportunity. ### PATCH /opportunities/{id} Scope: `write`. Body `{ "proposed_reply": "..." }` (3 to 4000 chars, or an empty string to clear) and/or `{ "skip": true }` to dismiss it. ### POST /opportunities/{id}/generate-reply Scope: `write`. Body `{ "confirmCreditSpend": true }`. Drafts a comment that answers the post and mentions the product where it fits, using the project's reply instructions. Returns `{ success, text, creditsSpent: 0.1 }`. Without the flag: a cost preview. ## Leads A lead is a Reddit user who wrote a post that matched the project. DMs are sent from the user's own Reddit account by the Bazzly browser extension; the API queues them, it does not send them. ### GET /leads Scope: `read`. Query: `projectId`, `sort` (`score`, `time`), `limit` (1 to 100, default 50), `offset`. Returns `{ data: Lead[], total, nextOffset }`. Each lead has `id`, `projectId`, `redditUsername`, `bestFitScore`, `proposedDm`, and `reasons[]` with the matching posts and fit reasons. ### GET /leads/{id} Scope: `read`. One lead. ### PATCH /leads/{id} Scope: `write`. Body `{ "proposed_dm": "..." }` (3 to 2000 chars) and/or `{ "skip": true }`. ### POST /leads/{id}/generate-dm Scope: `write`. Body `{ "confirmCreditSpend": true }`. Fills the project DM template from the lead's posts. Returns `{ success, text, creditsSpent: 0.1 }`. ## Reply queue Every requested comment. Own-account comments post when the user runs the browser extension, at most 3 per rolling 24 hours and 1 per subreddit (extra replies wait for a later run); warmed-account comments post automatically, usually within a few hours. A comment on a search-ranking (SERP) thread, or a custom task on a post at least a week old, in a subreddit that is new to the posting account usually takes three to five days, because the account takes part in that subreddit first so the comment is more likely to stay up. Until a slot is booked the comment stays `queued` with no scheduled time. ### GET /queue/reply Scope: `read`. Query: `projectId`, `status` (`queued` by default, `posted`, `removed`, `cancelled`, or `all`), `limit` (1 to 200, default 100), `offset`. Returns `{ data: ReplyQueueItem[], total, nextOffset }`. Rows include `id`, `source` (`own` or `external`), stored `status` (`pending`, `queued`, `sent`, `failed`, or `dismissed`), `content`, `reddit_url`, `sent_at`, `error_message`, `comment_credits_refunded`, `canCancel`, and `upvoteOrders`. `upvoteOrders` lists each upvote order on the comment as `{ id, quantity, status, creditsCost, creditsRefunded, upvotesDelivered, createdAt, completedAt }`: `upvotesDelivered` counts votes that registered on the public score, and undelivered votes show up in `creditsRefunded`. The cancellation flag reflects current eligibility; the cancel endpoint rechecks it atomically. It does not reserve a cancellation window. ### POST /queue/reply Scope: `write`. Body: ```json { "opportunityId": "ro-...", "deliveryMethod": "high_karma", "content": "The comment text (3 to 4000 chars, English, no links, bare domains, subreddit links (r/name) or disguised links (like name dot com) for high_karma). Optional if a proposed_reply is already saved.", "upvotes": { "quantity": 5, "mode": "rank_first" }, "confirmCreditSpend": true } ``` `deliveryMethod` is `high_karma` (posted through a warmed-up account, 10 credits) or `extension` (queued for the user's own account, free; posted by the extension at most 3 per rolling 24 hours and 1 per subreddit). `upvotes` is optional: `quantity` 1 to 10, `mode` `custom` or `rank_first` (add enough to beat the current top comment). Without `confirmCreditSpend` the call returns `{ requiresConfirmation: true, costs: { highKarmaComment, upvotes, total } }`. On success: `{ success: true, externalTaskId | outreachQueueId, creditsSpent }`. Rules the server enforces: warmed-account comments cannot contain links; strict-on-promotion subreddits may reject warmed-account posting unless the post is asking for tools; at most 10 warmed-account orders per project per day. ### POST /queue/reply/{id}/cancel Scope: `write`. Cancels a queued own-account comment or an eligible warmed-account comment before posting preparation starts, including while waiting for a slot. Not every warmed-account comment supports cancellation: check `canCancel` in the queue response. Paid cancellation atomically refunds the comment and its pending upvotes and returns `{ success: true, refunded: true }`. Repeating a successful paid cancellation is safe. If preparation has started or cancellation is unavailable, returns `400` without cancelling or refunding. This does not delete a published Reddit comment. ### POST /queue/reply/{id}/retry Scope: `write`. Requeues a removed or cancelled comment. Requeuing a warmed-account comment costs 10 credits again and may require edited text. ## DM queue ### GET /queue/dm Scope: `read`. Query: `projectId`, `status` (`queued`, `sent`, `failed`), `limit`, `offset`. Returns `{ data: DmQueueItem[], total, nextOffset }`. ### POST /queue/dm Scope: `write`. Body `{ "source": "lead", "sourceId": "" }` or `{ "source": "opportunity", "sourceId": "ro-..." }` (top-ranked posts cannot be DMed). Uses the saved `proposed_dm`; generate or PATCH it first. Queueing is free; the DM is sent when the user runs the extension. ### POST /queue/dm/{id}/cancel Scope: `write`. ### POST /queue/dm/{id}/retry Scope: `write`. Requeues a failed DM. ## Custom tasks ### GET /custom-tasks/thread Scope: `read`. Query: `redditUrl` (post, comment or `/s/` share link). Reads a thread before you write `content` for `POST /custom-tasks`. Returns `{ redditUrl, targetType, subreddit, post: { title, body, author, createdUtc }, parentComment, comments: [{ author, body, score, createdUtc }], postable, unpostable, subredditRules }`. `redditUrl` is the canonical form to submit. `parentComment` is set when the URL points at a comment. `comments` holds up to 10 existing comments the reply would sit beside (top-level for a post, direct replies for a comment), each cut at 1500 chars. `postable: false` means `POST /custom-tasks` would reject the URL, and `unpostable` says why. `subredditRules` is `{ promoStrictness, removalRefund, note, warmedAccountReplies: { available, reason, message } }`: `promoStrictness` is `strict`, `moderate`, `lenient` or `unknown`; `removalRefund: false` (strict subreddits) means a comment removed there is not refunded; `warmedAccountReplies.available: false` means an order there would be declined and refunded, with `reason` one of `approved_members_only`, `removes_new_comments` or `account_requirement`. A subreddit Bazzly has not seen before is read and classified during this call (the first lookup for it takes a few seconds longer), so `unknown` means it could not be read. Spends no credits. Limited to 30 lookups per 10 minutes per workspace (429 beyond that). ### POST /custom-tasks Scope: `write`. Posts a comment on any Reddit post or comment by URL through a warmed-up account. This call always posts a comment. For upvotes without a comment use `POST /custom-tasks/upvotes`. The comment text is either supplied or drafted: - **Supplied**: send `content` and it is posted as written. Read the thread first with `GET /custom-tasks/thread`. - **Drafted**: omit `content`. Bazzly writes the comment from the project profile and queues it in the same call, so the text is not reviewed before it is committed. This adds 0.1 credit, and the text comes back as `generatedReply`. ```json { "projectId": "", "redditUrl": "https://www.reddit.com/r/SaaS/comments/.../", "content": "Optional comment text (3 to 4000 chars, English). Omit to have Bazzly draft it.", "upvotes": { "quantity": 3, "mode": "custom" }, "confirmCreditSpend": true } ``` Same confirmation and cost rules as `POST /queue/reply`. Every call costs the warmed-account comment fee. Optional `upvotes` are delivered to the new comment once it is published. Links, bare domains, subreddit links (r/name), disguised links (like name dot com), non-English text and near-duplicates of a warmed-account comment from the last 30 days in `content` are rejected (fleet-wide for 8+ words, same subreddit and last 7 days only for shorter text); an order that was declined or cancelled before posting does not count as a duplicate. A comment removed within 48 hours of posting is refunded, except in a subreddit that is strict on promotion: the cost preview and the result both include `subredditRules` (same shape as `GET /custom-tasks/thread`), and `removalRefund: false` means a removal there is not refunded. The preview only reports what Bazzly already knows about the subreddit, so for one it has not seen call `GET /custom-tasks/thread` first. Returns `{ success, customTaskId, externalTaskId, generatedReply, creditsSpent, subredditRules }`. ### POST /custom-tasks/upvotes Scope: `write`. Orders upvotes on an existing Reddit post or comment by URL. No comment is written or posted. ```json { "projectId": "", "redditUrl": "https://www.reddit.com/r/SaaS/comments/.../", "quantity": 3, "confirmCreditSpend": true } ``` `quantity` is 1 to 10, at 0.2 credits per upvote, and delivery starts right away. Only one active upvote order per URL per workspace. Without `confirmCreditSpend: true` returns a cost preview. Requires an active paid subscription. Returns `{ success, customTaskId, externalTaskId, upvoteOrderId, creditsSpent }`. The order appears in `GET /queue/reply?status=posted` under `externalTaskId`. ## Help center Answer product questions from the same articles the help center renders, instead of guessing or sending the user to support. ### GET /help/search Scope: `read`. Query: `q` (2 to 200 chars), `limit` (1 to 10, default 5). Returns `{ query, results: [{ slug, title, excerpt, category, url, score, snippet }], helpCenterUrl }`. The snippet is the most relevant paragraph, often enough to answer from. ### GET /help/articles Scope: `read`. Lists every article (`slug`, `title`, `excerpt`, `category`, `url`, `updatedAt`). ### GET /help/articles/{slug} Scope: `read`. One article with its full markdown `body`. ## Feedback ### POST /feedback Scope: `read` (any key). Report a bug, a missing capability, a docs gap or an unanswered question on the user's behalf. Do this yourself when something blocks you; the team reads every submission and no human needs to write to support. ```json { "category": "bug | missing_feature | docs | question | other", "message": "What happened, what you expected (3 to 4000 chars)", "projectId": "", "context": { "endpoint": "POST /queue/reply", "status": 400, "note": "optional free-form details" } } ``` Returns `{ id, receivedAt, message }`. ## MCP The same capabilities are available as MCP tools at `https://api.bazzly.ai/mcp` (Streamable HTTP, bearer auth with the same key). Setup for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and other clients: https://bazzly.ai/mcp ## Support support@bazzly.ai