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Reddit monitor
Watch subreddits for keyword matches. Every new match becomes a row you can enrich — sentiment, lead score, company, email.
What it isSource
Sources put rows into a table. This one is the starting point of a list, not a column on an existing one.
InputWhat you give it
A search — this one creates the rows rather than reading them.
OutputWhat comes back
- Post or comment text
- Subreddit, author and permalink
- Posted-at timestamp
| Matched text | Subreddit | Author | Posted | Permalink |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Anyone know a good alternative to Clay that isn't $800/mo? | r/sales | u/… | 2026-09-08 14:02 | reddit.com/r/sales/… |
| We're switching off our current enrichment vendor — recommendations? | r/SaaS | u/… | 2026-09-08 09:41 | reddit.com/r/SaaS/… |
| What are people using for lead scraping in 2026? | r/GrowthHacking | u/… | 2026-09-07 22:15 | reddit.com/r/GrowthHacking/… |
Illustrative. real matches carry the author's handle and the post text verbatim.
How it worksFour things you decide
- Pick subreddits and keywordsMatch any keyword or all of them. Exact phrases keep the noise down.
- Set how often it checksIt polls while the app is open, and paces itself — Reddit rate-limits hard.
- Every new match is a rowAlready-seen posts are not re-added, so the table only grows with genuinely new matches.
- Enrich the matchSentiment, a lead score, the company behind the handle — a match is just a row like any other.
Limits — read this before you run it
Anonymous, no login. Polls while the app is open, and paces itself — Reddit rate-limits hard. Each new match costs 1 action, the same as any other row.
FAQQuestions people actually ask
Does it need a Reddit account?
No. It reads public listings anonymously.
How often does it check?
On the interval you set, while the app is open. It paces itself deliberately — Reddit rate-limits hard, and a monitor that gets throttled stops being a monitor.
Will I get the same post twice?
No. Matches are deduplicated on the post's own id, so a re-run only adds genuinely new ones.
Can I match on phrases rather than words?
Yes. Exact phrases are the single biggest lever on precision — bare product names match far too much.