01 · describe
Describe your brand.
What you do, who it’s for, who you compete with, how you sound. Every draft is written from this, so it’s worth ten minutes.
competitors tracked
JobscanTealReziEnhancvZety
Reddit lead discovery
People are asking for what you sell.
RedIntelli watches Reddit for the threads that match your keywords, scores every one by buying intent, and hands you a draft worth posting. You stay the person who replies.
- Free to start
- No card
- Your keywords, your voice
- 23
- signals scored per thread
- 0-100
- explainable score
- 1
- reply per thread
intent · freshness · competitors · noise
every point traced to a signal
claiming stops the double-post
Why Reddit
Nobody trusts an ad. Everybody trusts a comment.
When someone is close to buying, they don’t search for your landing page. They search for what other people think. That answer already exists in a thread, written by a stranger, and it will outrank you for years. The only way in is to be genuinely useful in that thread, before it goes cold.
Workflow
Three steps, then an inbox.
02 · watch
Add the keywords.
The phrases people type when they’re shopping. Competitor names pull the highest intent, so start there.
leads · avg score
- jobscan alternative68
- ats resume checker44
- resume rejected26
03 · reply
Work the inbox.
Scored threads arrive with a draft attached. Claim one so nobody doubles up, edit it, post it, mark it replied.
draft
depends what you’re optimising for. if it’s mostly [use case], the free tier of [tool] covers it. caveat that i work on [brand], so i’m biased…
Scoring
Every score shows its work. No black box, no vibes.
A number you can’t interrogate is a number you can’t trust. Each lead carries the signals that produced it, so you can tell a real opportunity from a keyword coincidence without opening the thread.
Anyone found a decent alternative to [competitor]?
r/SaaS · 3h ago · 2 comments · matched “[competitor] alternative”
high intent87
01 · what moved the score
- Exact phrase in the title+35
- Asking for an alternative+20
- Posted in the last 24h+15
- Mentions a competitor+12
- Few replies so far+8
- Crowded thread-8
02 · what the draft won’t do
- Answers the question firstLeads with the product
- Says when you’re not the fitClaims it fits everyone
- Discloses you work therePretends to be a user
- Sounds like a commentSounds like a landing page
03 · then it moves through your pipeline
- new
- queued
- replied
- won
For teams
Two replies from one brand is worse than none.
It’s the one thing a shared inbox has to get right. Two people find the same thread, both write something helpful, both post. Now it reads as brigading, both comments get buried, and the account picks up a reputation it can’t shake. So claiming happens on the card, before anyone opens Reddit.
is [competitor] worth it or should I look elsewhere
r/Entrepreneur · 9h ago · 5 comments
Priya · 4m 64
Priya claimed this thread. Coordinate before posting.
Your own draft
Everyone gets their own version on a lead, so a teammate saving theirs never overwrites yours. One person can draft and another can review.
A record of what shipped
Marking a lead replied captures the link to the comment. The team can see what actually went out, and which drafts earned upvotes.
Roles that mean something
Owners and admins manage campaigns and invite people. Members work the queue without being able to delete the work.
The part most tools skip
It won’t post for you. That’s the point.
Automated replies are why Reddit hates marketers. RedIntelli writes a draft from your brand’s own voice. It answers the question first, discloses who you are, and says when you’re not the right fit. Then it hands it to you. You read it, you edit it, you post it. A comment that gets upvoted is worth more than a hundred that get removed.