Find the Reddit threads already asking for what you sell.
Threadwarm watches the subreddits your buyers read, catches the posts that match your product, and drafts a reply in your voice. Nothing posts until you approve it.
Free forever · No card required · Runs in your browser
Datadog bill doubled this quarter. What are people using for Postgres replication alerts?
Replica fell 40 minutes behind overnight and nobody got paged
Cheapest way to monitor a few Postgres boxes without a full APM?
Set it up in four answers.
Tell Threadwarm what you sell and who buys it. It handles the watching so you only show up where you're useful.
What do you sell?
One line on what your product does and the pain it removes.
Alerts when Postgres replication lag spikes, without a Datadog bill.Who pays for it?
Describe the person with the problem, so drafts speak to them.
Platform engineer, multi-region Postgres, annoyed by monitoring cost.Where do they talk?
Pick subreddits and the phrases that signal intent.
r/devops · r/PostgreSQL
"replication lag" · "datadog alternative"How should it sound?
Set tone, when to mention the product, and words to never use.
Mention the product only if they asked for a tool.A focused inbox instead of endless scrolling.
Everything that doesn't match your phrases is ignored. What's left is a short list of people asking for help you can give.
Radar
See which communities send you the most matching threads this week, so you know where to spend your time.
Intent scoring
Threads are ranked by phrase match, engagement and whether someone is asking for a tool.
Drafts in your voice
Trained on a sample reply you write. First person, your tone, no brand-speak.
Never-say list
Block the phrases that get people downvoted or banned. Drafts that break a rule are rewritten before you see them.
Rules per community
Each subreddit has its own culture. Give r/devops a different tone and mention policy than r/smallbusiness.
Team inbox
Share one desk with your team, see who replied where, and keep a log of every post.
Every reply waits for a human.
Threadwarm finds the conversations and writes the first draft. You decide what goes out, under your own account.
- Approve, edit or skipWe never post for you. Approve copies your reply and opens the thread; you hit post.
- Mention your product only when askedThe default voice answers the question first and names the product only if someone wants a tool.
- Your Reddit login stays yoursWe never ask for your Reddit password. Replies go out from your own browser and account.
- Full logEvery approved post and every skipped thread, with the reason.
Simple monthly plans.
Every plan scans Reddit for you around the clock. Paid plans scan more often, watch more subreddits and include more AI drafts.
Free
For trying it on your niche. No time limit.
- 40 AI credits / month (20 drafts)
- 1 product
- 5 subreddits · scanned hourly
- Approve and post
- Rules per community
Starter
One product, one person.
- 100 AI credits / month
- 1 product
- 20 subreddits · scanned every 10 min
- Approve and post
Operator
Founders running a few products.
- 400 AI credits / month
- 3 products
- 50 subreddits · scanned every 10 min
- Rules per community
Desk
Teams that share one inbox.
- 1,200 AI credits / month
- 100 subreddits · scanned every 5 min
- Team inbox
- Shared post log
- Approve and post
Prices in USD. Cancel anytime and you drop back to Free, keeping your setup.
Questions
Does Threadwarm post on its own?
No, never. Threadwarm finds threads and drafts replies. When you approve one, it copies your reply and opens the thread so you post it from your own Reddit account.
Is the free plan really free?
Yes. No card, no time limit. One product, 5 subreddits scanned every hour, and 40 AI credits (20 drafts) every month. Upgrade only if you need faster scans or more.
What is a credit?
Credits only pay for AI drafts: each draft is 2 credits. Scanning and posting never use credits. Free refills to 40 credits every month; paid plans reset to their allowance each billing month.
Will this get my account banned?
Threadwarm is built for being helpful in threads where you have something to add, not for volume. Keep to each subreddit's rules on self-promotion, disclose when you built the thing you mention, and use the never-say list for phrases a community doesn't allow.
Do I need to keep my computer on?
No. Threadwarm runs in your browser and our servers scan your subreddits around the clock, so new threads are waiting when you come back. Your product settings and matched threads are stored securely in our database.
Is Threadwarm affiliated with Reddit?
No. Threadwarm is an independent tool and is not endorsed by Reddit, Inc.
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