You built the product alone, so you have no time to scroll subreddits all day. SignalSeek reads them for you. It scores each thread for whether a reply is worth writing, drops the rest, and gives you a draft. You open Reddit and post it yourself.
You write what the product does, who it helps, and the problem it removes. SignalSeek generates the search terms, picks the subreddits, and writes the reply persona from that description. Monitoring starts when the strategy is ready. If it picks a subreddit you do not want, you remove it.
Keyword matching is only the pre-filter. An AI analysis scores each thread for opportunity quality and reply-worthiness, and a threshold gate drops the rest. The defaults are 0.8 and 0.7, and you can change them per campaign. Each match shows the term that matched, the snippet, and both scores.
You can set tone guidance, a do-not-mention list such as competitor names or pricing, and custom reply instructions. A rule-based guardrail scan and an AI judge check each draft. A draft that still fails after a repair attempt is not shown. SignalSeek never posts to Reddit and never connects to your Reddit account.
Starter covers 1 campaign with live monitoring of new posts and comments. Growth covers 5 campaigns and adds historical Reddit search on top of the live feed. One campaign follows one product.
Every 15 minutes by default. It reads new posts and new comments. Matches that clear the thresholds arrive in a digest email and on your dashboard.
Starter is enough for one product: 1 campaign and live monitoring, with no historical search. Pick Growth if you want historical Reddit search or more than one campaign.
Yes. Each campaign has a do-not-mention field for that. It also has tone guidance and custom reply instructions. The guardrail scan and the AI judge check each draft before it reaches you.
Yes. SignalSeek has an MCP connector for Claude. Claude can read your matches and the drafted replies, and manage your campaigns. Claude cannot post to Reddit, because the connector has no posting tool.
No. There is no posting feature on any plan and no step where you connect a Reddit account. You copy the draft, open the thread, and post from your own account.
Free during the public beta: every account gets the Scale plan, every feature, no card required. Paid plans return at launch.
Compare the plans · Read the Reddit lead monitoring tools guide
SignalSeek never posts to Reddit. You post by hand.