Subreddit finder.
Describe what you sell and who buys it. We'll suggest subreddits where that ICP already discusses the category, ranked by buying-intent signal — the same first step we run for every new client.
Why use the subreddit finder
Most Reddit campaigns fail before the first post because they pick the wrong communities. Big subreddits feel safe but bury you, and many ban promotion outright. The finder starts from who buys your product and what they talk about, so you get a shortlist of places where your buyers already hang out.
How it works
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Describe what you sell
One or two sentences: the product, and who pays for it. The more specific the buyer, the sharper the list.
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Get a ranked shortlist
You get up to 12 subreddits, each with a short reason it fits and a buying-intent score from 0 to 100.
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Check before you post
Open each one, read the sidebar rules and the top posts of the month, and keep the ones where your buyers ask real questions.
What it looks at
Buying intent
Whether people in that community ask for recommendations, compare tools or complain about the problem you solve.
Fit with your buyer
Whether the members look like the people who pay for your product, not just people interested in the topic.
Size versus noise
Smaller, focused communities often beat huge general ones because a useful answer stays visible for longer.
Tips for better results
- Describe the buyer's job and company size, not just the product category.
- Run it twice with different wording and keep the subreddits that show up both times.
- A high intent score means a subreddit is worth a look. It doesn't mean you can post there. Moderators decide what is allowed.
Frequently asked questions
How does the subreddit finder pick communities?
It uses AI to match your product and buyer description against subreddits where that audience discusses the category, then scores each one for buying intent.
Are the suggestions verified?
No. Treat the list as a starting point. Check that each subreddit is active and read its rules before you post anything.
Is it free?
Yes. There is no signup and no limit on how often you use it.
What should I do after I have my list?
Spend a week reading and answering questions without mentioning your product. Then use the lead finder to spot posts where your product is a real answer.
More free Reddit tools
All tools- Reddit lead finderWho on Reddit is asking for a product like mine this month?
- Reddit keyword alertsCan I get new posts about my brand or competitors by email?
- Reddit search toolWhich posts mention my keyword in this subreddit, sorted by engagement?
- Reddit sentiment analysisHow do recent Reddit posts about my brand split, good to bad?
- Shadowban checkerIs my account shadowbanned, and is it old enough to post?
- Post rule checkerWill this draft get removed as self-promotion?
Want this mapped and executed for you?
This list is where we start every engagement. We take it from there: account warm-up, mod relationships, and a weekly posting cadence. Book a call to see if it's a fit.
We take on 3 new engagements per quarter. Serious teams only.