A local service
“What should I look for when hiring a cleaner?”
A useful answer starts the conversation.
Your Reddit outreach, handled.
People are already asking for businesses like yours. Your ReddFox employee finds those conversations, writes helpful posts and replies, and follows up. You set the direction. We do the work.
Useful answers. Your business, one click away.
No tools to install. No AI subscription. Just your business brief.
An introduction to ReddFox.
A short look at how ReddFox handles Reddit outreach: finding conversations, writing helpful replies, and reporting what is still live.
Be there when people ask.
Reddit is where people compare options and look for recommendations. Your employee looks for conversations your business can actually help with.
An online shop
“What makes a good gift for someone who loves cooking?”
Share expertise where it fits.
An app or a game
“Is there an easier way to manage freelance invoices?”
Explain the problem your product solves.
Illustrative examples. Campaigns are matched to suitable conversations and each community’s rules.
An employee you can direct.
You set the brief. Then choose whether ReddFox publishes the work, or writes replies for you to post yourself.
Automatic
ReddFox publishes from a ReddFox account.
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01Tell us who you want to reach.
Share your business, goals, and the kinds of conversations that matter.
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02Set the pace.
Choose posts, comments, or both, and how often they go out.
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03ReddFox publishes.
Comments and posts go out from a ReddFox account. Reports show what is still live.
Manual
You post the reply on your own Reddit account.
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01Tell us who you want to reach.
Use the same brief, keywords, and communities.
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02Review the suggestions.
ReddFox saves matching posts. You choose which ones to answer.
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03Draft it and post it yourself.
One AI draft uses one credit. You paste the reply on your own Reddit account.
Two ways to run a campaign.
Every campaign uses the same brief, keywords, and communities. You pick the model when you create it.
Automatic posting
ReddFox finds conversations that fit the campaign and publishes the comment or post from a ReddFox account. You set the pace. You do not connect a Reddit login.
- Posts and comments go out on the schedule you set.
- One published comment or post uses one credit.
- A removal lands on the ReddFox account, not on an account you own.
- Reports list every post and comment, whether it is still live, and when the next run is due.
Manual suggestions and AI replies
ReddFox searches the same communities and saves a list of posts. You open a suggestion, draft a reply with AI, then copy it and post it yourself on your own Reddit account.
- Suggested posts refresh from the communities on the campaign.
- One drafted reply uses one credit. Posting it yourself does not use a second credit.
- You choose what goes live, and it goes out under your own username.
Your employee.
One conversation.
Tell your employee what to focus on, what to avoid, and how to sound. Campaigns keep the direction and the published work in one place.
- Automatic campaigns publish from a ReddFox account. Manual campaigns stay on yours.
- Your business link, only where it belongs.
- Reports show what an automatic campaign published, and whether Reddit still shows it.
Your ReddFox
Example request
What would you like me to change?
Focus on indie game developers this week. Be helpful, keep it casual, and leave out links unless the community allows them.
Request received. Upcoming drafts stay on hold until the new direction is reviewed.
Illustration only. The example account uses sample campaigns.
Credits for the whole account.
One credit is one comment or one post, at $0.25. Buy a stage below, then use the credits across as many campaigns as you need.
Start
$25
100 credits. Enough to try a campaign and set a pace.
Buy 100 creditsBuild
$75
300 credits. Share them across more than one campaign.
Buy 300 creditsScale
$150
600 credits. A longer pace, still one account balance.
Buy 600 creditsEach campaign chooses how many comments or posts to publish per day or per week, for up to 365 days or 56 weeks. From the account you can add more credits in $25 steps.
A few things worth knowing.
How the two campaign types work, whose account posts, and what a credit covers.
You buy credits, then create a campaign and choose automatic posting or manual suggestions. Both types use the same brief. They differ in who publishes.
A campaign needs a company name, a goal, keywords, a main search term, and communities to include. The campaign name, website, product page, and ignore list are optional. If you add a website or a product page, ReddFox reads those pages once, when the campaign is created, and fills the writing policy from them and from the goal.
You can run more than one campaign. They spend from the same credit balance. You can pause, resume, or delete a campaign at any time. Pausing an automatic campaign stops publishing. Pausing a manual campaign stops the nightly suggestion search.
You buy credits, then create a campaign and choose automatic posting or manual suggestions. Both types use the same brief. They differ in who publishes.
A campaign needs a company name, a goal, keywords, a main search term, and communities to include. The campaign name, website, product page, and ignore list are optional. If you add a website or a product page, ReddFox reads those pages once, when the campaign is created, and fills the writing policy from them and from the goal.
You can run more than one campaign. They spend from the same credit balance. You can pause, resume, or delete a campaign at any time. Pausing an automatic campaign stops publishing. Pausing a manual campaign stops the nightly suggestion search.
Automatic posting publishes from a ReddFox Reddit account. You do not connect a login. You set how many comments or posts to publish per day, week, month, or year, and whether the campaign writes posts, comments, or both. It still publishes at most one post, comment, or reply each hour. A faster pace does not go out sooner than that.
ReddFox looks for conversations that match the campaign, checks the community rules, and publishes when the post fits. A community that does not fit is skipped. You can also ask ReddFox to reply when someone asks a question on something it already published.
Each published post, comment, or reply uses one credit. Reports on the campaign show what went out and whether Reddit still shows it. A removal does not return the credit.
A manual campaign does not publish. You keep the same brief and community lists, and ReddFox builds a Suggestions list from those communities, including relevant posts outside the include list. Ignored communities are left out.
Open a suggestion and ask for an AI reply, then copy it and paste it on Reddit yourself. It goes out under your own username. Refresh the list when you want a new search. A nightly search also updates it while the campaign is active.
Each draft uses one credit. Posting it yourself does not use another. Ignore a post and later suggestions skip similar wording. Ignore a community and it drops out of the list.
No. ReddFox writes the posts, comments, and draft replies. You do not install software, buy a separate AI account, or leave a computer running.
The writing follows the campaign goal and the policy. It can still be off-topic, poorly worded, factually wrong, or not what you expected. Edit the policy and the next draft or post follows the new instructions. Anything already on Reddit stays as it was published.
Automatic posting uses a ReddFox account. You never send a Reddit password. A removal or a report lands on that ReddFox account, not on an account you own.
A manual campaign uses your own Reddit account, because you paste and submit the reply yourself. ReddFox only writes it. Each community still applies its own rules on top of your include and ignore lists.
Yes. Edit the campaign to change the company, goal, keywords, main search term, communities, website, or product page. On an automatic campaign you can also change the pace, whether it publishes posts, comments, or both, and the credit limit. Edit the policy to change how the writing should sound and what it should say or avoid.
Saving those edits does not read the website again. That read happens only when the campaign is created. The new direction applies to work that has not been published yet. Anything already live on Reddit stays as it was published.
On an automatic campaign, one published post, comment, or reply uses one credit. On a manual campaign, one drafted reply uses one credit, and posting that reply yourself does not use another. Looking at suggestions does not use a credit. Credits belong to the account, so several campaigns spend from the same balance.
An automatic campaign can reserve part of the balance with a credit limit. Leave the limit at 0 and it keeps spending until the account has no credits left. You can buy more in steps of 100 credits, from $25.
There is no refund when a post or comment is removed, in the wrong place, or incorrect. Views, clicks, leads, and sales are not guaranteed.