The main reason to look for a Bazzly alternative is the posting model. Bazzly posts replies through accounts it runs and adds upvotes to them. If you'd rather post from your own account, RedShip, Subreddit Signals and Redreach all find threads and draft replies for you to post yourself, at $29 to $59 a month on their published plans. F5Bot is free if all you need is a keyword alert. We checked every price and quote below on the vendor's own site on 12 November 2026.
Disclosure: we sell a Reddit app that competes with Bazzly. It is listed last and labelled as ours. One of our two plans posts through accounts we run, the way Bazzly does, and the table says so.
Bazzly alternatives at a glance
| Tool | Price, checked 12 Nov 2026 | How replies get posted | Platforms | Alerts |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bazzly | $199 a month per project, 170 credits. 7-day trial | Through Bazzly's warmed-up accounts, or from your own account with its browser extension | Not stated on its pricing page | |
| RedShip | Founder $29, Company $49 a month. $12 for a 7-day pass | You reply yourself, from your account | Email and Slack, plus webhooks on Company | |
| Subreddit Signals | Starter $29, Pro $59 a month. 14-day trial, card required | You edit the draft and post it from your own account | In-app feed, email digests, Slack on Pro | |
| Redreach | Not shown on its homepage | You post from your account. DMs can go out in bulk through its extension | Email, Slack, Telegram, webhook | |
| F5Bot | Free. Silver $12.99, Gold $49.99 a month | It only alerts you. You do the rest | Reddit, Hacker News, Lobsters | Email. Slack and Discord on Gold |
| Ours: Subreddit Marketing | Starter $49, Done for you $299 a month. 7-day trial, card required | Starter: you post from your own account. Done for you: you can also have us post through our warmed-up accounts | Email, Slack, Telegram |
Bazzly pricing, from its own page
Bazzly has one plan. Its pricing page lists $199 a month, billed monthly, with 170 credits a month for one project. Each additional active project is another seat at $199. Credits pay for the work:
| Action on Bazzly | Credits (1 credit = $1) |
|---|---|
| Post through a warmed-up account | 50 |
| Comment through a warmed-up account | 10 |
| Upvote | 0.2 |
| AI draft of a reply or DM | 0.1 |
| Comment or DM from your own account through the extension | Free |
At those rates, 170 monthly credits cover 17 comments, or 3 posts and 2 comments, before you need to top up. Unused monthly credits expire at renewal. Topped-up credits don't. The trial lasts 7 days and includes 5 credits for drafts.
How Bazzly posts, in its own words
Bazzly's homepage is open about how it works. Replies are "Posted by our aged accounts", and "Bazzly adds smart upvotes to push your reply above the rest". Its FAQ says that with warmed-up accounts your own Reddit account is never involved, and that you can post from your own account through its Chrome extension instead.
That's the decision. Some buyers want replies posted from accounts they don't own, with paid upvotes on top. Others won't touch that. If you're in the second group, every tool in this list keeps the posting on your own account, apart from Bazzly's warmed-up accounts and the optional posting on our Done for you plan.
Where Bazzly is strong
- It does the whole loop. Finding threads, drafting, posting and upvoting run on autopilot. A manual mode holds each reply for your approval.
- It covers DMs. It finds people asking for a product like yours and drafts the message, which goes out from your own account through the extension.
- One price. There's a single plan, so the cost is easy to work out.
- Plenty of free tools. Its site lists a subreddit finder, a shadowban checker, a best-time-to-post tool and more.
Where people look elsewhere
- The posting model. If your company won't post through accounts it doesn't own, the core of the product is off the table.
- Price per project. Each product costs another $199, so a founder with two products pays $398 a month.
- Credit maths. At 10 credits a comment, 170 credits buys 17 comments a month through its accounts. Heavy use means top-ups.
- Reviews. We couldn't find an independent Bazzly review on Reddit with enough detail to quote, so judge it on a trial.
The best Bazzly alternative, by job
- You want threads and drafts, and you'll post them: RedShip ($29) or Subreddit Signals ($29). Subreddit Signals says plainly that it "does not auto-post replies".
- You care about threads that rank on Google: Redreach, which focuses on Reddit posts that already rank. See the Redreach alternative page.
- You only want alerts: F5Bot, or our free Reddit keyword alerts. The F5Bot alternative page covers what free alerts miss.
- You want a ranked shortlist of monitoring tools: read the best Reddit monitoring tools and the Reddit marketing tools ledger.
- You want a person to run it: that's an agency, a different purchase. See the Reddit marketing agency page.
Who should stay on Bazzly and who should switch
Stay on Bazzly if you want replies posted for you through accounts that aren't yours, you have one product, and 17 comments a month through its accounts is enough.
Switch if you want every reply to come from your own account, you run several products, or you only need the finding and drafting.
Where our product fits
Subreddit Marketing has two plans, both on the pricing page. Starter, $49 a month, finds the threads, checks each subreddit's rules and drafts replies, comments and posts. You post them from your own account. We don't post for you. Done for you, $299 a month, adds the option of posting through our warmed-up accounts with monthly credits, plus upvotes and autopilot, which is the same model as Bazzly. You can still post yourself on it. Both start with a 7-day trial and need a card.
If the posting model is why you're leaving Bazzly, pick Starter. If you like the posting model, Bazzly's published price is lower than our Done for you plan. The side-by-side is on Bazzly vs Subreddit Marketing.