Get customers from
without handing your account to a bot.
Paste your site and see the Reddit threads where people already need what you sell.
Every one comes with a reply ready to copy. You post it yourself: bots get banned, and Radar never touches your account.
Scan your site free. See the communities where it fits, then 3 days of live threads with a reply ready to copy. No card.
Radar only reads your site's public pages to learn what you sell. It never logs into Reddit and never posts for you.
This is how I'm promoting Radar.
My own dashboard, live and read-only. Every thread below is one Radar found for Radar. Click around.
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This is Radar's own dashboard.
We use Radar to promote Radar. These are the live threads it found for Radar, and the replies we actually posted. Open any thread.
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threads this week
40
communities watched
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replies posted
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upvotes gained by replied-to posts
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Pick a thread.
2 of these already rank on Google. Every thread is checked for its Google rank and a Perplexity citation.See the whole public dashboard
Helpful first. Product mention only when it fits.
I grow Radar with the same find, draft, paste loop. These are the real conversations and replies it produced — open the linked threads and judge them yourself.
“I kept getting banned promoting my own products on Reddit.”
Hi, I'm Roberto. A 28 day ban from r/SaaS, then another one from r/startups, both for replies that were genuinely helpful and still broke a rule I had not read. Radar exists so I never lose an account again: it reads every subreddit's real rules, paces every pitch, and never posts anything I have not read.
I sell Radar with Radar. Every reply you see on this page was found and written by it, and posted by me.
The loop is public: @robsannazzaro on X, u/robsanna on Reddit.
Every guardrail, on every plan.
Built after two bans. None of this is an upsell, and none of it can be switched off.
- Real rules on every card - Each thread shows the subreddit's own rules and its label: promote, soft promote or hang out. You know what is allowed before you paste.
- One pitch per subreddit, then a cooldown - The reply never names your product where the community label says hang out, and it discloses that you are the founder where the rules ask. The pattern that got the founder banned, coded away.
- Checked before you see it - Every draft passes a fixed check: disclosure present, product mention only in the final third, link only where the community allows it, and every product claim, numbers included, matched to your site's facts. A draft that fails is rewritten.
- Never auto-posts - No rented accounts, no bots, no posting from your login. Radar never logs into Reddit or touches its API; it reads through licensed data providers. You paste under your own name, so nothing goes out that you did not read.
From your site to a reply worth posting
Radar learns the offer, maps the communities, watches the threads and writes the reply. You post every one yourself.
- 01 - Learn your offer- Paste your URL. Radar reads your site and writes down what you sell, who buys it and what it does, with every claim tied to a line on the page. Replies never invent a feature. getredditradar.comaudiencepainoffer
- 02 - Find your communities- Radar looks for up to 40 subreddits where your buyers talk, keeps the ones that are alive and on topic, reads their rules, then labels each: promote, soft promote or hang out. You see the map before you sign up. Scored threads- r/SaaS9/10
- r/buildinpublic9/10
- r/smallbusiness9/10
- r/microsaas8/10
- 03 - Watch the threads- Every six hours Radar reads the new posts in those communities, title and body, and keeps the ones where you could actually help. Each lands in your inbox with the need spelled out in one line, how to answer, and whether it already ranks on Google or is cited by Perplexity. - anti-ban
- fit
- value
- Your list is solid, but id double down on reddit itself. Not spamming, just finding threads where your expertise actually answers someones question, then dropping a soft mention when it fits. Copy · post after review#1 on Google · checked
- 04 - Reply in your voice- Pick a tone, get a reply written from your product facts and your own line about yourself, edit it, copy it, paste it on Reddit. A minute or two per reply. In hang-out communities it helps without naming you at all. - Pitch - r/smallbusiness - Product fits · disclosed - r/buildinpublic - Product fits · disclosed - Help-only - r/SaaS - Useful reply. No product name. Trust first. - r/GrowthHacking - No pitch · no link - Most of the queue never mentions you. On purpose.
One plan. No reply quotas.
Other tools sell 50, 200, 500 replies a month, the exact volume that gets founder accounts banned. Radar gives you the threads and a reply to copy; you post by hand, a few good ones a week.
Free 3 days
$0
Scan your site free. See the communities where it fits, then 3 days of live threads with a reply ready to copy. No card.
- Your communities, labelled promote, soft promote or hang out, with their rules
- 3 days of the full thread inbox and reply generator
- No card, nothing to set up
- After the 3 days the inbox pauses until you pick a plan. Nothing is charged on its own
Radar Pro
$29/month
$290/year if you go annual. One account, every product included. VAT included, the price you see is the price you pay.
- A thread inbox refreshed every six hours, each thread with the need spelled out
- Reply generator in your voice, three tones, no invented facts, copy and paste
- Reply tracking: upvotes and comments on the replies you posted
- Each thread checked for its rank on Google and whether Perplexity cites it, so you answer the ones search keeps sending people to
- Daily and weekly emails when threads need you
- Up to 3 products, no reply quota
Cancel anytime. If a paid month finds you nothing worth answering, email me and I refund it.
Why there is no bigger plan full pricing details.
Things you're right to wonder
The concerns that stop people before they try Radar, answered honestly, limits included.
- 14 SeptFind your next conversation in a clearer, mobile-friendly email
- 14 SeptLanding page explains how Reddit answers rank on Google and get cited by Perplexity
- 14 SeptEvery blog post opens with its own cover image, shown in link previews too
- 14 SeptFree tools: rules checker, reply checker, best time to post, account checker and more
- 14 SeptBlog: five founder-written guides on Reddit rules, tools and how Radar works
Find out if Reddit has your buyers.
You have read the guardrails and the price. The only open question is whether your buyers are on Reddit at all. Paste your site and look at your own threads.