For agencies

Run a separate Reddit monitoring campaign for each client

Each client gets its own campaign, with its own product description, subreddits, search terms, thresholds and reply voice. The Scale plan has unlimited campaigns, so the client list sets the count, not the plan. SignalSeek scores the threads and drafts replies. Your team posts them by hand.

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One campaign per client, set up from a brief

A campaign starts from the client's product, audience and problem, which is the information a client brief already holds. SignalSeek generates the search terms, the subreddits and the reply persona from it. Starter has 1 campaign, Growth has 5 campaigns, and Scale has unlimited campaigns.

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Keep each client's voice and limits apart

Tone guidance, the do-not-mention list and custom reply instructions are set per campaign, so each client's drafts follow that client's rules. The score thresholds and the email notification setting are per campaign too. You can pause a campaign when a contract stops and resume it later.

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Show what works for each client, and what it costs

On Scale, every campaign has a Stats tab. It breaks down matches by search term and by subreddit, shows where items drop out of the pipeline, and tracks AI usage and cost for that campaign. You can look at yesterday, the last 7, 14 or 30 days, or all time.

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What SignalSeek does not do for agencies

There are no team seats, no per-client logins and no white-label reports. All campaigns sit under one account. SignalSeek never posts to Reddit and never connects to a client's Reddit account, so someone on your team reads each draft and posts it by hand.

Q.01How many client campaigns can I run?

Starter allows 1 campaign, Growth allows 5 campaigns, and Scale allows unlimited campaigns. For more than a handful of clients, Scale is the plan that fits.

Q.02Can each person on my team have a login?

Not today. SignalSeek has no team seats or per-client logins. Every campaign sits under one account.

Q.03Can I see AI cost per client?

Yes, on Scale. Each campaign's Stats tab has an AI usage and cost card, next to the per-term and per-subreddit breakdowns.

Q.04Does SignalSeek post from my clients' Reddit accounts?

No. SignalSeek has no posting feature on any plan and never asks for a Reddit login. A person reads the draft, opens the thread, and posts it from the account the client chose.

Q.05What happens when a client leaves?

Pause the campaign from its page. Monitoring stops for that campaign until you resume it. You can also delete it.

Free during the public beta: every account gets the Scale plan, every feature, no card required. Paid plans return at launch.

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SignalSeek never posts to Reddit. You post by hand.