Manual Reddit search eats your week
Three subreddits, forty tabs, two threads worth replying to. Morning gone.
You tell us what you sell. Intoru surfaces Reddit posts with real buying or problem intent, explains why they match, and drafts replies that fit each subreddit’s rules. You decide what gets posted.
Intoru indexed 452,297 public Reddit posts in the last 24 hours. They are routed through campaign-specific qualification before reaching an inbox.
Keyword alerts and manual scrolling make you review too much noise before you find a thread worth answering.
Three subreddits, forty tabs, two threads worth replying to. Morning gone.
F5Bot pings every "lead tracking" mention in r/sales and misses the threads where someone is actually shopping.
By the time you spot the thread, three others already commented. Timing is the entire game.
The posts worth replying to, judged in real time and lined up by who to answer first. No keyword list, no noise.
F5Bot pings me 40 times a day and maybe one is a real customer. There has to be a better filter.
Not just anyone who typed a keyword. People with real intent. Scrolling manually doesn't scale.
Everyone says join conversations where prospects already talk. Fine, but how do you actually find those threads?
No money for ads. How are other founders here landing early customers without spending?
I don't want another dashboard to babysit. Give me the posts worth replying to today.
Every time I mention my product a mod nukes it. What actually works inside the rules?
I can write the replies myself. The hard part is knowing which of the 500 daily posts actually matter.
They all run behind the scenes. You only ever see the last one.
Posts flow in as they’re published. We drop NSFW, stickied, deleted, and stale items before anything expensive runs, so the engine only spends compute on plausible candidates.
Every post is paired against your product, ICP, and disqualifiers. We read what the author is actually asking for, not just the words they happened to use.
A multi-dimensional verdict instead of a single match number. Posts that clear every gate move forward; the rest are dropped with an explainable reason.
Each lead arrives in your inbox with the full post, why it matches your campaign, and a draft reply one click away, so you can respond in minutes instead of researching for hours.
Seven places the difference shows up in your day.
Drop your product URL and we extract product, ICP, value props, and competitors automatically. Prefer to type it yourself? Same form, same result.
Paste a URL and we'll do the rest, or fill it in manually.
Paste your product URL to auto-fill, or just fill the form below.
A short conversation sharpens what we got from the URL. Who is not a fit? What disqualifies a lead? Faster than filling a multi-step form.
Every new Reddit post that matches your campaign lands in your inbox with the reason it matched. Open one, and a draft reply is a click away.
Any smarter way to find leads on Reddit than keyword alerts?
F5Bot pings me 40 times a day and maybe one is a real customer.
How do you find people who actually want your product on Reddit?
Not just anyone who typed a keyword. People with real intent.
Bootstrapped B2B, need my first 10 customers with zero ad budget
No money for ads. How are other founders landing early customers?
Is anyone actually getting customers from Reddit without spamming?
Every strategy post says be helpful. What does that look like in practice?
Drop your product URL and we extract product, ICP, value props, and competitors automatically. Prefer to type it yourself? Same form, same result.
A short conversation sharpens what we got from the URL. Who is not a fit? What disqualifies a lead? Faster than filling a multi-step form.
Every new Reddit post that matches your campaign lands in your inbox with the reason it matched. Open one, and a draft reply is a click away.
Paste a URL and we'll do the rest, or fill it in manually.
Paste your product URL to auto-fill, or just fill the form below.
Any smarter way to find leads on Reddit than keyword alerts?
F5Bot pings me 40 times a day and maybe one is a real customer.
How do you find people who actually want your product on Reddit?
Not just anyone who typed a keyword. People with real intent.
Bootstrapped B2B, need my first 10 customers with zero ad budget
No money for ads. How are other founders landing early customers?
Is anyone actually getting customers from Reddit without spamming?
Every strategy post says be helpful. What does that look like in practice?
Open a lead and hit Draft a reply. Intoru tells you how to play it, then writes a draft tailored to the post and your product. Tweak the tone with one tap, edit anything, and copy it straight to Reddit. From there Intoru keeps the thread on your radar.
F5Bot pings me 40 times a day and maybe one is a real customer. By the time I dig out the good threads they’re a day old. How are you finding the posts where someone is actually shopping?
They’re actively shopping for a keyword-alert replacement, the exact problem your product solves. Asking for recommendations right now.
Reply publicly. Share what actually worked for you finding warm Reddit threads. Do not pitch first; make the answer useful even if they never ask about your product.
Reddit punishes blind pitching. Intoru reads every subreddit’s rules and temperature, shapes each reply to fit the post, your campaign, and the community, and stays on the thread with you from first touch to follow-up.
Sharing your product here is fine when it's genuinely helpful.
Be helpful first. Keep any product mention soft and optional.
Zero pitch. A genuinely helpful answer still earns trust, and risky first touches get flagged before you send.
Advice, never gates. You always decide what gets sent, and nothing is ever posted for you.
The draft fits the subreddit's rules: helpful first, pitch only where it's welcome. Make it yours and post it. We take it from there.
Your reply is out. The moment they respond, you know. No tab-checking, no refreshing Reddit all day.
We draft a response to what they actually said, so you can send while the conversation is still warm.
If the thread stalls, we suggest a short, low-pressure follow-up that keeps it alive without being pushy.
The conversation turned into a customer, tracked from first touch to close in one place.
Same qualified opportunity, your choice of channel. Pick one or wire up several. Slack, Discord, and Webhook come with Operator and up.
Triage, mark contacted, and dismiss in one place.
DefaultInstant per-lead alerts or a daily digest, your pick.
ReadyNew qualified opportunities land in the channel you pick.
ReadyAlerts in the server your team already uses.
ReadyFull lead JSON to any URL. Wire it into your own stack.
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Intoru focuses on public Reddit posts. That is where prospects often describe problems, ask for recommendations, and compare options in their own words. Comments and other platforms are not covered today.
Keyword tools look for exact words. Intoru looks for buying situations: pain, intent, product fit, ICP fit, and whether your product can credibly help. That means a prospect can describe the problem without using your keyword and still be found.
Intoru does not post, comment, vote, DM, or automate activity from your Reddit account. It also reads each community's promotion rules: in subreddits that are tough on promotion, drafts stay genuinely helpful with zero pitch, and risky first touches are flagged before you send. You always decide if, when, and how to reply in your own voice.
Right after setup, Intoru scans recent Reddit posts for your campaign, so qualified opportunities can appear shortly after launch when there is recent demand. From there, new posts are matched as they are published, so useful threads reach your inbox while the conversation is still active.
No system can guarantee every opportunity. Reddit has private communities, deleted posts, rate limits, and ambiguous language. Intoru is designed to find more qualified opportunities than manual search or keyword alerts, while keeping obvious noise out of your feed.
Yes. Every lead opens with the full post and a plain-language “Why this matches” explanation of the buying signal and fit, with a draft reply one click away. The goal is to help you understand why the post is worth attention before you open Reddit.
No. You start with your product, ICP, and fit rules. Intoru uses that to monitor relevant public Reddit conversations and route qualified opportunities into your campaign feed.
Yes. No contracts or lock-in. You can cancel from your dashboard, and your subscription ends at the current billing period.
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