See what competitors change. Find the buyers they lose.
Find the buyers publicly asking for what you sell, on autopilot.
Track every competitor move and win the threads shaping AI answers.
Built for SaaS teams, agencies, and founder-led sales.
10k+Loved by 10k+ founders and businesses
Competitor Intelligence
Briefs are grounded by your product knowledge base.
Competitor Intelligence Brief
7 competitors monitored. This week: 10 high-priority, 8 worth-watching, 4 low-signal moves, plus 51 user pain points.
GummySearch announces it is winding down
The Reddit research tool told users it will sunset over the coming months and stop taking new signups.
Why it matters: A wave of switch-ready users is looking for an alternative right now.
r/SaaS · Source
Crayon moves its base plan upmarket
Crayon quietly retired its lower tier, pushing smaller teams toward an enterprise contract.
Why it matters: Mid-market teams priced out are exactly the buyers we win on value.
G2 · Source
Klue ships AI-generated battlecards
Klue launched an AI layer that drafts competitive battlecards from tracked sources.
Why it matters: Signals a push into AI positioning we should counter in our messaging.
Changelog · Source
Recurring user pain points
gummysearch.com: Reddit-only, no review-site coverage
crayon.co: Too expensive for small teams
klue.com: Steep learning curve to set up
leadsrover.io: Fear of Reddit account bans
kompyte.com: Noisy alerts, hard to filter
Analyzed this week
Leads
Switch-ready buyers leaving competitors like yours
GummySearch is shutting down. Best alternative that also covers review sites?
SaaS
Looking to switch off Crayon, it's way too expensive for our team
marketing
Klue is overkill for us. Any simpler competitor-tracking tool?
SaaS
F5Bot keeps missing threads. What are people using for Reddit monitoring?
startups
Moving off Kompyte, any recommendations for competitor intel?
marketing
Best tool to track competitors and find buyers on Reddit in 2026?
SaaS
Need a GummySearch alternative before it closes, ideas?
Entrepreneur
Answer Radar
See exactly how AI engines answer when buyers ask which tool to use.
“For SaaS teams, Linkeddit stands out for Reddit-native competitor tracking and finding buyers ready to switch.”
“Top options include Linkeddit and Crayon. Linkeddit is stronger for combined review-site and Reddit coverage.”
“Popular competitor-tracking tools include Crayon, Klue, and Kompyte, focused on enterprise battlecards.”
“Linkeddit is frequently cited as a lighter, cheaper alternative to Crayon for smaller teams.”
Claude left you out. Fix: get cited in the r/SaaS “best tools” threads it pulls from, then re-measure.
More buying questions tracked
GummySearch alternatives in 2026?
How does Linkeddit compare to Crayon and Klue?
Cheapest competitor-intel tool for startups?
Reddit CMS
Content built to rank in Google and get cited in AI answers (AEO / GEO), not just posts.
AEO content: win the AI answer
Answer target: “best competitor tracking tool for SaaS”
Comparison: Linkeddit vs Crayon vs Klue
Seed the “GummySearch alternative” answer
The best GummySearch alternatives in 2026
Reply built to get cited: “which tool tracks competitors?”
Compete
See where your market is moving
Track every competitor move and complaint, get a graded weekly brief, and win the threads shaping Google rankings and AI answers.
Demand
Find the buyers ready to switch
Surface high-intent posts scored by buying intent, each with a Reddit-native reply draft written in your voice.
Answer Radar
Win the AI answer
Measure where ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, and Perplexity recommend rivals instead of you, then turn each gap into a fix.
Content
Win the answer, not just the post
Generate AEO / GEO content built to rank in Google and get cited by ChatGPT, Gemini, and Perplexity, then schedule and publish it.
Linkeddit combines competitor intelligence and demand intelligence in one platform. Compete monitors seven source groups, including four major review platforms, and organizes six types of competitor moves into a graded weekly brief. Demand intelligence then surfaces buyer intent, competitor complaints, reply drafts, and emerging market language.
- competitor source groups
- 7
- named review platforms
- 4
- competitor move categories
- 6
- Compete per month
- $99
Current first-party product facts are also available as JSON at /api/ai.
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ClerkEvery competitor move, in one weekly brief.
Track your rivals. Each week Compete reads their blogs, changelogs, reviews, and Reddit, then hands you one graded brief: what moved, why it matters to you, and where they're losing customers.
Weekly brief
See what changed this week
New AI pricing tier launched
Hiring 12 enterprise AEs
Shipped AI automation agents
Closed $40M growth round
Marketing site refresh
One graded brief across every competitor, launches, pricing, funding, hiring, and what their users complain about.
Complaint radar
Turn their weak spots into your positioning
We mine reviews and Reddit for what their users hate, so you know exactly where to compete, and what to say.
Competitor moves
Launches, pricing, funding, and hiring, pulled from blogs, changelogs, and news.
Complaint mining
What their users actually complain about, from review sites and Reddit.
Switch-ready leads
People publicly asking to leave a competitor, surfaced while the thread is live.
Graded & scored
Every signal graded high, worth watching, or low signal, tied back to you.
Get recommended when buyers ask AI which tool to use
Add the questions that matter, see where the engines recommend rivals instead of you, and turn each gap into a source-backed fix.
Add your buying questions
Tell Answer Radar the questions your buyers actually ask AI, in plain language. Track your brand, your category, and your competitors.
- Add any buying question in plain language
- Track categories, not just your brand
- No limit on how many you follow
“Best competitor tracking tool?”
2.4k/mo searches · tracking
“ClickUp alternative for teams?”
1.1k/mo searches · tracking
“Cheapest way to track rival pricing?”
880/mo searches · tracking
“Reddit lead-gen software worth it?”
610/mo searches · tracking
See if the AI engines recommend you
Answer Radar asks ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, and Perplexity each question and records whether you're recommended, merely mentioned, or on the sidelines while a competitor owns the answer.
- Checked across every major answer engine
- Recommended, mentioned, or on the sidelines
- See which competitors get named instead
Query
“Best competitor tracking tool?”
ChatGPT
lists you #2 of 5
Gemini
top pick for SaaS
Perplexity
cited, not ranked
Claude
names Crayon, Klue
Fix the gaps and prove it moved
Every gap ships with the exact sources the engines cited and a concrete, source-backed fix. Ship it, then Answer Radar re-measures to prove you moved into the answer.
- The exact sources each engine cited
- A concrete, source-backed fix per gap
- Re-measured so you can prove the lift
Best competitor tracking tool?
Recommends Crayon, Klue
Publish a G2 comparison; seed the r/SaaS thread engines cite
Reddit lead-gen software
Recommends GummySearch
Answer the top Reddit thread with a first-party breakdown
Track your share of every answer
Answer Radar re-checks on a schedule and charts your visibility over time, so you can see momentum, benchmark against competitors, and get alerted the moment a rival takes an answer back.
- Scheduled re-checks across every engine
- A trend line for your share of answer
- Alerts when you drop or a rival overtakes
Share of answer
62% 12
Win the answers. Bank up to 128,000+ visits a month.
Answer Radar finds every buying question where an engine names a rival instead of you, hands you the fix, and re-measures once you ship it. Here is what that pays out.
Once you own the answer
Drag it. Every question you win keeps paying, and at 80 of them that is 307,200 visits a year off questions your buyers are already typing.
the signups per visit
Every 1,000 visits from an answer engine turn into 142 signups instead of the 28 you get from search. They arrive already told you are the right tool, so you are not selling from scratch.
of answers cite threads
Community threads and review sites, not ad budget or domain authority. That is the one surface a small team can still win, and it is exactly where Linkeddit puts you.
prompts a day
Your category is getting recommended thousands of times an hour. Every one of those answers names somebody. Right now it probably is not you.
Rank in Google and AI answers with Reddit content
Reddit posts and comments rank in Google and get cited by AI answers. This is the end-to-end system to create them: find the keywords buyers search, post in the right threads, generate drafts built to be cited, then edit and publish.
Keyword research
01Find high-intent keywords
Long-tail keywords scored by conversion, so you write what buyers actually search.
Placement
02Know exactly where to post
Get the subreddits and live threads worth your time, ranked by how well they fit your topic and buyer.
r/SaaS
1.2M members
r/Entrepreneur
3.4M members
r/marketing
980k members
r/startups
1.8M members
Live threads worth a reply
Best tool to track what competitors ship?
r/SaaS · u/growth_sarah
Any GummySearch alternative that's cheaper?
r/Entrepreneur · u/founder_dan
How do you monitor competitor pricing?
r/marketing · u/mia_builds
AI content writer
03Generate drafts built to be cited
Drafts grounded in real Reddit and review-site language, with sources cited, so Google ranks it and AI engines quote it.
Topic
Hover to preview the Reddit post it writes
The 7 best GummySearch alternatives in 2026
If GummySearch’s pricing pushed you to look elsewhere, you are not alone. Below are the tools SaaS teams actually switch to, written to rank on Google and get quoted by AI answer engines.
1. Linkeddit
Best for teams that want demand and competitor intelligence in one place. Redditors point to its weekly brief and switch-ready lead feed.
2. F5Bot
A free, no-frills keyword alerter. Great if you just need an email ping whenever your terms show up on Reddit or HN.
3. Syften
Best for monitoring niche communities and forums beyond the biggest subreddits, with fast, filterable alerts.
Edit & publish
04Edit with AI, schedule, publish
Refine with AI, schedule to the right thread, and track what gets cited.
Find the buyers ready to switch to you
Find the buyers ready to switch, catch complaints about your rivals, and reply from your own account, all scored by buying intent so you work the conversations that convert.
Demand by conversion
Buyers ready to switch, scored 0 to 100
Every post that asks for a tool, requests an alternative, or vents about a competitor, scored by buying intent so you act on the hottest first.
- AI buying-intent detection
- Full thread context, not just alerts
- Ranked 0 to 100 by intent
intent score
“Need a simpler competitor tracker before our renewal.”
r/SaaS · 2m ago
“Any GummySearch alternative that isn't $99/mo?”
r/Entrepreneur · 1h ago
“How do you all monitor competitor pricing changes?”
r/startups · 3h ago
more replies than cold outbound email
average reply rate on warm, in-your-voice DMs
high-intent posts surfaced for users every month
How it works
Three steps from signal to pipeline
From setup to your first Reddit signals in minutes. No keyword syntax or Reddit experience required.
Tell us your market
Add your product, your competitors, and the subreddits where your buyers hang out. The AI turns that into the signals worth watching. No keyword syntax to learn.
Linkeddit surfaces the signals
Scheduled monitors track competitor complaints and buying-intent posts, deduped into one feed with full thread context, so the conversations that matter never slip by.
Turn signals into pipeline
Reply in your own voice with AI-drafted, Reddit-native comments, export leads to CSV, and feed what you learn back into your content and positioning.
What can you do with demand intelligence?
The same demand feed powers very different goals. Hover a panel to see how teams put it to work.
Lead Generation & Sales
Surface buying-intent threads as they happen, scored and in context, so sales talks to people already in market.
Talent & Recruitment
Track the communities where specialists share work and signal availability, so you reach them before the job boards do.
Market Research
Read unfiltered demand in your category, the complaints, wishes, and questions that show where the market is moving.
Learning & Development
Locate the practitioners answering hard questions in your space and learn from the threads where real expertise lives.
Business Development
Spot complementary builders and teams discussing the same buyers, then open conversations grounded in real context.
Content & Marketing
Find the posts and voices already shaping your category so your content meets demand instead of guessing at it.
Whatever your goal, Linkeddit helps you find the right people faster.
Use Linkeddit inside Claude
Add Linkeddit as a remote MCP connector and give Claude 9 Reddit tools. Search Reddit, find high-intent leads, and analyze users without leaving your conversation. No Reddit API keys required.
Generate MCP credentials
Open linkeddit.com/mcp/keys and create your MCP API key pair.
Open Connectors in Claude
In Claude.ai, go to Settings, Connectors, and click Add Connector.
Paste the connector URL
Add linkeddit.com/api/mcp/reddit/mcp and authorize once via OAuth.
Ask Claude about Reddit
"Search r/SaaS for CRM discussions this week" and Claude answers inline.
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See why founders and marketers rely on Linkeddit to find their next customers on Reddit.
Booked 12 demos in our first week.
I described our ideal customer and Linkeddit handed back a list of Reddit users practically raising their hands to buy. We closed 3 of them already.
Aishwarya Lohi
Equip AI Interview
3x'd our outbound reply rate overnight.
Cold outreach used to convert at 2%. The leads Linkeddit surfaces are so targeted we are seeing 6-7% replies. It paid for itself ten times over in a month.
Hussein
Graphify
200+ qualified leads in 48 hours.
One line describing our category, and it pulled hundreds of buyers actively discussing the exact problem we solve. Nothing else comes close to this hit rate.
Nika
minimalist phone
Cut lead research from days to minutes.
What took our team an entire week of manual Reddit digging now takes one search. Gorgeous UI, and the targeting is shockingly accurate.
Maria Anosova
Scade.pro
Our cheapest, highest-converting channel.
Linkeddit leads convert 4x better than our paid ads at a fraction of the cost. Every team doing lead gen needs this yesterday.
Shushant Lakhyani
Flex-Worthy Templates
Found our first 50 customers on Reddit.
We were pre-revenue. Two weeks of Linkeddit later we had 50 paying users sourced entirely from Reddit conversations. Absolutely unreal.
Shivam Singh
minimi
Best growth tool I have added all year.
It turned Reddit from a time-sink into our number one pipeline source. Setup took five minutes and the ROI was instant.
Rijk de Visser
via Product Hunt
Replaced an entire SDR's worth of prospecting.
Linkeddit finds in-market buyers faster than a full-time rep ever could. We are booking more meetings with half the effort.
Awais Younas
SocialBu
Closed $20k in pipeline in month one.
The buyer-intent scoring is scary good. Every lead it flagged was genuinely ready to buy. This is the future of outbound.
Matthew Wright
via Product Hunt
Our reply rate jumped to 40%.
Because the users are already talking about the problem we solve, outreach feels welcome instead of cold. Game over for spray-and-pray.
Mikita Aliaksandrovich
Ovren
Filled our calendar with 30 demos.
One pipeline, 30 booked calls, two enterprise deals in motion. Linkeddit basically runs our entire top-of-funnel now.
Ryden Sun
Elisi
10x faster than manual prospecting.
What used to eat my whole week now runs while I sleep. Leads come back ranked by intent, so I only talk to people ready to buy.
MapleShaw
Tencent EdgeOne
Sourced 5 enterprise prospects in a day.
High-value, in-market accounts we would never have found manually. The targeting on this is genuinely unreal.
Siddharth Pereira
Milestone Content Studio
Finally cracked Reddit as a channel.
We tried for a year. Linkeddit got us 150 qualified leads in our first week and a 35% reply rate. Wish we had had it sooner.
Manish Choudhary
Flexprice
Paid for itself on day one.
First search, first batch of leads, first customer the same afternoon. Easiest ROI call we have ever made.
Vinod Sharma
Quarterly Planning Workbook
Doubled our trial signups in 3 weeks.
The leads are so on-target that conversations turn into trials almost every time. Our funnel has never looked healthier.
Denis
Streak Hunter
Cleanest tool, insane results.
Beautiful product, and it found 80+ buyers for us in days. We cancelled three other tools we were paying for.
Carter Jensen
via Product Hunt
Most practical growth tool we use.
No fluff. Describe your customer, get a list of people ready to buy, reach out. We booked 18 calls the first week.
Jason Sher
via Product Hunt
Beautiful UI, even better pipeline.
Gorgeous to use, and it delivered 120 qualified leads on our first run. Our whole team lives in it now.
Vincent Wang
via Product Hunt
Reaching the right audience is finally easy.
Linkeddit nailed the exact users who would actually use our product. Our outreach reply rate tripled in a month.
Kay Kwak
via Product Hunt
Reddit became our #1 acquisition channel.
An untapped goldmine, and Linkeddit is the key. 60% of our new signups now trace straight back to it.
Oleg Savchin
via Product Hunt
Saved us 20+ hours every week.
It does in minutes what took our team days. We reinvested all that time into closing the leads it finds for us.
Vishal Bansal
via Product Hunt
Finally hacked Reddit for outbound.
We always knew Reddit was gold. Linkeddit made it actionable, 4x'd our reply rate, and hit number one of the day for a reason.
Andrew White
via Product Hunt
A freelancer's secret weapon.
I landed 4 new clients in two weeks straight from the leads it surfaced. Pays for itself with a single project.
Nightchills
via Product Hunt
Didn't know Reddit converted this well.
Honestly had no idea Reddit was this crazy for conversions. Some of these leads turned into calls within hours of reaching out.
Aditya Ramteke
via Product Hunt
Easiest pipeline we have ever built.
Awesome idea, flawless execution. 90+ qualified leads in our first week and climbing fast.
Stefani Sparysheva
via Product Hunt
Reddit converts way harder than I expected.
Did not realize Reddit was this insane for conversions. A few of these threads sent us more ready-to-buy users than a month of ads.
Muhammed Aslam A
via Product Hunt
This product is amazeballs, and it delivers.
Hyped it to my whole network. It found us 100+ buyers and a partnership lead in the first week alone.
Ian Hamshaw
via Product Hunt
Booked 12 demos in our first week.
I described our ideal customer and Linkeddit handed back a list of Reddit users practically raising their hands to buy. We closed 3 of them already.
Aishwarya Lohi
Equip AI Interview
3x'd our outbound reply rate overnight.
Cold outreach used to convert at 2%. The leads Linkeddit surfaces are so targeted we are seeing 6-7% replies. It paid for itself ten times over in a month.
Hussein
Graphify
200+ qualified leads in 48 hours.
One line describing our category, and it pulled hundreds of buyers actively discussing the exact problem we solve. Nothing else comes close to this hit rate.
Nika
minimalist phone
Cut lead research from days to minutes.
What took our team an entire week of manual Reddit digging now takes one search. Gorgeous UI, and the targeting is shockingly accurate.
Maria Anosova
Scade.pro
Our cheapest, highest-converting channel.
Linkeddit leads convert 4x better than our paid ads at a fraction of the cost. Every team doing lead gen needs this yesterday.
Shushant Lakhyani
Flex-Worthy Templates
Found our first 50 customers on Reddit.
We were pre-revenue. Two weeks of Linkeddit later we had 50 paying users sourced entirely from Reddit conversations. Absolutely unreal.
Shivam Singh
minimi
Best growth tool I have added all year.
It turned Reddit from a time-sink into our number one pipeline source. Setup took five minutes and the ROI was instant.
Rijk de Visser
via Product Hunt
Replaced an entire SDR's worth of prospecting.
Linkeddit finds in-market buyers faster than a full-time rep ever could. We are booking more meetings with half the effort.
Awais Younas
SocialBu
Closed $20k in pipeline in month one.
The buyer-intent scoring is scary good. Every lead it flagged was genuinely ready to buy. This is the future of outbound.
Matthew Wright
via Product Hunt
Our reply rate jumped to 40%.
Because the users are already talking about the problem we solve, outreach feels welcome instead of cold. Game over for spray-and-pray.
Mikita Aliaksandrovich
Ovren
Filled our calendar with 30 demos.
One pipeline, 30 booked calls, two enterprise deals in motion. Linkeddit basically runs our entire top-of-funnel now.
Ryden Sun
Elisi
10x faster than manual prospecting.
What used to eat my whole week now runs while I sleep. Leads come back ranked by intent, so I only talk to people ready to buy.
MapleShaw
Tencent EdgeOne
Sourced 5 enterprise prospects in a day.
High-value, in-market accounts we would never have found manually. The targeting on this is genuinely unreal.
Siddharth Pereira
Milestone Content Studio
Finally cracked Reddit as a channel.
We tried for a year. Linkeddit got us 150 qualified leads in our first week and a 35% reply rate. Wish we had had it sooner.
Manish Choudhary
Flexprice
Paid for itself on day one.
First search, first batch of leads, first customer the same afternoon. Easiest ROI call we have ever made.
Vinod Sharma
Quarterly Planning Workbook
Doubled our trial signups in 3 weeks.
The leads are so on-target that conversations turn into trials almost every time. Our funnel has never looked healthier.
Denis
Streak Hunter
Cleanest tool, insane results.
Beautiful product, and it found 80+ buyers for us in days. We cancelled three other tools we were paying for.
Carter Jensen
via Product Hunt
Most practical growth tool we use.
No fluff. Describe your customer, get a list of people ready to buy, reach out. We booked 18 calls the first week.
Jason Sher
via Product Hunt
Beautiful UI, even better pipeline.
Gorgeous to use, and it delivered 120 qualified leads on our first run. Our whole team lives in it now.
Vincent Wang
via Product Hunt
Reaching the right audience is finally easy.
Linkeddit nailed the exact users who would actually use our product. Our outreach reply rate tripled in a month.
Kay Kwak
via Product Hunt
Reddit became our #1 acquisition channel.
An untapped goldmine, and Linkeddit is the key. 60% of our new signups now trace straight back to it.
Oleg Savchin
via Product Hunt
Saved us 20+ hours every week.
It does in minutes what took our team days. We reinvested all that time into closing the leads it finds for us.
Vishal Bansal
via Product Hunt
Finally hacked Reddit for outbound.
We always knew Reddit was gold. Linkeddit made it actionable, 4x'd our reply rate, and hit number one of the day for a reason.
Andrew White
via Product Hunt
A freelancer's secret weapon.
I landed 4 new clients in two weeks straight from the leads it surfaced. Pays for itself with a single project.
Nightchills
via Product Hunt
Didn't know Reddit converted this well.
Honestly had no idea Reddit was this crazy for conversions. Some of these leads turned into calls within hours of reaching out.
Aditya Ramteke
via Product Hunt
Easiest pipeline we have ever built.
Awesome idea, flawless execution. 90+ qualified leads in our first week and climbing fast.
Stefani Sparysheva
via Product Hunt
Reddit converts way harder than I expected.
Did not realize Reddit was this insane for conversions. A few of these threads sent us more ready-to-buy users than a month of ads.
Muhammed Aslam A
via Product Hunt
This product is amazeballs, and it delivers.
Hyped it to my whole network. It found us 100+ buyers and a partnership lead in the first week alone.
Ian Hamshaw
via Product Hunt
Paid for itself on day one.
First search, first batch of leads, first customer the same afternoon. Easiest ROI call we have ever made.
Vinod Sharma
Quarterly Planning Workbook
Doubled our trial signups in 3 weeks.
The leads are so on-target that conversations turn into trials almost every time. Our funnel has never looked healthier.
Denis
Streak Hunter
Cleanest tool, insane results.
Beautiful product, and it found 80+ buyers for us in days. We cancelled three other tools we were paying for.
Carter Jensen
via Product Hunt
Most practical growth tool we use.
No fluff. Describe your customer, get a list of people ready to buy, reach out. We booked 18 calls the first week.
Jason Sher
via Product Hunt
Beautiful UI, even better pipeline.
Gorgeous to use, and it delivered 120 qualified leads on our first run. Our whole team lives in it now.
Vincent Wang
via Product Hunt
Reaching the right audience is finally easy.
Linkeddit nailed the exact users who would actually use our product. Our outreach reply rate tripled in a month.
Kay Kwak
via Product Hunt
Reddit became our #1 acquisition channel.
An untapped goldmine, and Linkeddit is the key. 60% of our new signups now trace straight back to it.
Oleg Savchin
via Product Hunt
Saved us 20+ hours every week.
It does in minutes what took our team days. We reinvested all that time into closing the leads it finds for us.
Vishal Bansal
via Product Hunt
Finally hacked Reddit for outbound.
We always knew Reddit was gold. Linkeddit made it actionable, 4x'd our reply rate, and hit number one of the day for a reason.
Andrew White
via Product Hunt
A freelancer's secret weapon.
I landed 4 new clients in two weeks straight from the leads it surfaced. Pays for itself with a single project.
Nightchills
via Product Hunt
Didn't know Reddit converted this well.
Honestly had no idea Reddit was this crazy for conversions. Some of these leads turned into calls within hours of reaching out.
Aditya Ramteke
via Product Hunt
Easiest pipeline we have ever built.
Awesome idea, flawless execution. 90+ qualified leads in our first week and climbing fast.
Stefani Sparysheva
via Product Hunt
Reddit converts way harder than I expected.
Did not realize Reddit was this insane for conversions. A few of these threads sent us more ready-to-buy users than a month of ads.
Muhammed Aslam A
via Product Hunt
This product is amazeballs, and it delivers.
Hyped it to my whole network. It found us 100+ buyers and a partnership lead in the first week alone.
Ian Hamshaw
via Product Hunt
Booked 12 demos in our first week.
I described our ideal customer and Linkeddit handed back a list of Reddit users practically raising their hands to buy. We closed 3 of them already.
Aishwarya Lohi
Equip AI Interview
3x'd our outbound reply rate overnight.
Cold outreach used to convert at 2%. The leads Linkeddit surfaces are so targeted we are seeing 6-7% replies. It paid for itself ten times over in a month.
Hussein
Graphify
200+ qualified leads in 48 hours.
One line describing our category, and it pulled hundreds of buyers actively discussing the exact problem we solve. Nothing else comes close to this hit rate.
Nika
minimalist phone
Cut lead research from days to minutes.
What took our team an entire week of manual Reddit digging now takes one search. Gorgeous UI, and the targeting is shockingly accurate.
Maria Anosova
Scade.pro
Our cheapest, highest-converting channel.
Linkeddit leads convert 4x better than our paid ads at a fraction of the cost. Every team doing lead gen needs this yesterday.
Shushant Lakhyani
Flex-Worthy Templates
Found our first 50 customers on Reddit.
We were pre-revenue. Two weeks of Linkeddit later we had 50 paying users sourced entirely from Reddit conversations. Absolutely unreal.
Shivam Singh
minimi
Best growth tool I have added all year.
It turned Reddit from a time-sink into our number one pipeline source. Setup took five minutes and the ROI was instant.
Rijk de Visser
via Product Hunt
Replaced an entire SDR's worth of prospecting.
Linkeddit finds in-market buyers faster than a full-time rep ever could. We are booking more meetings with half the effort.
Awais Younas
SocialBu
Closed $20k in pipeline in month one.
The buyer-intent scoring is scary good. Every lead it flagged was genuinely ready to buy. This is the future of outbound.
Matthew Wright
via Product Hunt
Our reply rate jumped to 40%.
Because the users are already talking about the problem we solve, outreach feels welcome instead of cold. Game over for spray-and-pray.
Mikita Aliaksandrovich
Ovren
Filled our calendar with 30 demos.
One pipeline, 30 booked calls, two enterprise deals in motion. Linkeddit basically runs our entire top-of-funnel now.
Ryden Sun
Elisi
10x faster than manual prospecting.
What used to eat my whole week now runs while I sleep. Leads come back ranked by intent, so I only talk to people ready to buy.
MapleShaw
Tencent EdgeOne
Sourced 5 enterprise prospects in a day.
High-value, in-market accounts we would never have found manually. The targeting on this is genuinely unreal.
Siddharth Pereira
Milestone Content Studio
Finally cracked Reddit as a channel.
We tried for a year. Linkeddit got us 150 qualified leads in our first week and a 35% reply rate. Wish we had had it sooner.
Manish Choudhary
Flexprice
Paid for itself on day one.
First search, first batch of leads, first customer the same afternoon. Easiest ROI call we have ever made.
Vinod Sharma
Quarterly Planning Workbook
Doubled our trial signups in 3 weeks.
The leads are so on-target that conversations turn into trials almost every time. Our funnel has never looked healthier.
Denis
Streak Hunter
Cleanest tool, insane results.
Beautiful product, and it found 80+ buyers for us in days. We cancelled three other tools we were paying for.
Carter Jensen
via Product Hunt
Most practical growth tool we use.
No fluff. Describe your customer, get a list of people ready to buy, reach out. We booked 18 calls the first week.
Jason Sher
via Product Hunt
Beautiful UI, even better pipeline.
Gorgeous to use, and it delivered 120 qualified leads on our first run. Our whole team lives in it now.
Vincent Wang
via Product Hunt
Reaching the right audience is finally easy.
Linkeddit nailed the exact users who would actually use our product. Our outreach reply rate tripled in a month.
Kay Kwak
via Product Hunt
Reddit became our #1 acquisition channel.
An untapped goldmine, and Linkeddit is the key. 60% of our new signups now trace straight back to it.
Oleg Savchin
via Product Hunt
Saved us 20+ hours every week.
It does in minutes what took our team days. We reinvested all that time into closing the leads it finds for us.
Vishal Bansal
via Product Hunt
Finally hacked Reddit for outbound.
We always knew Reddit was gold. Linkeddit made it actionable, 4x'd our reply rate, and hit number one of the day for a reason.
Andrew White
via Product Hunt
A freelancer's secret weapon.
I landed 4 new clients in two weeks straight from the leads it surfaced. Pays for itself with a single project.
Nightchills
via Product Hunt
Didn't know Reddit converted this well.
Honestly had no idea Reddit was this crazy for conversions. Some of these leads turned into calls within hours of reaching out.
Aditya Ramteke
via Product Hunt
Easiest pipeline we have ever built.
Awesome idea, flawless execution. 90+ qualified leads in our first week and climbing fast.
Stefani Sparysheva
via Product Hunt
Reddit converts way harder than I expected.
Did not realize Reddit was this insane for conversions. A few of these threads sent us more ready-to-buy users than a month of ads.
Muhammed Aslam A
via Product Hunt
This product is amazeballs, and it delivers.
Hyped it to my whole network. It found us 100+ buyers and a partnership lead in the first week alone.
Ian Hamshaw
via Product Hunt
Booked 12 demos in our first week.
I described our ideal customer and Linkeddit handed back a list of Reddit users practically raising their hands to buy. We closed 3 of them already.
Aishwarya Lohi
Equip AI Interview
3x'd our outbound reply rate overnight.
Cold outreach used to convert at 2%. The leads Linkeddit surfaces are so targeted we are seeing 6-7% replies. It paid for itself ten times over in a month.
Hussein
Graphify
200+ qualified leads in 48 hours.
One line describing our category, and it pulled hundreds of buyers actively discussing the exact problem we solve. Nothing else comes close to this hit rate.
Nika
minimalist phone
Cut lead research from days to minutes.
What took our team an entire week of manual Reddit digging now takes one search. Gorgeous UI, and the targeting is shockingly accurate.
Maria Anosova
Scade.pro
Our cheapest, highest-converting channel.
Linkeddit leads convert 4x better than our paid ads at a fraction of the cost. Every team doing lead gen needs this yesterday.
Shushant Lakhyani
Flex-Worthy Templates
Found our first 50 customers on Reddit.
We were pre-revenue. Two weeks of Linkeddit later we had 50 paying users sourced entirely from Reddit conversations. Absolutely unreal.
Shivam Singh
minimi
Best growth tool I have added all year.
It turned Reddit from a time-sink into our number one pipeline source. Setup took five minutes and the ROI was instant.
Rijk de Visser
via Product Hunt
Replaced an entire SDR's worth of prospecting.
Linkeddit finds in-market buyers faster than a full-time rep ever could. We are booking more meetings with half the effort.
Awais Younas
SocialBu
Closed $20k in pipeline in month one.
The buyer-intent scoring is scary good. Every lead it flagged was genuinely ready to buy. This is the future of outbound.
Matthew Wright
via Product Hunt
Our reply rate jumped to 40%.
Because the users are already talking about the problem we solve, outreach feels welcome instead of cold. Game over for spray-and-pray.
Mikita Aliaksandrovich
Ovren
Filled our calendar with 30 demos.
One pipeline, 30 booked calls, two enterprise deals in motion. Linkeddit basically runs our entire top-of-funnel now.
Ryden Sun
Elisi
10x faster than manual prospecting.
What used to eat my whole week now runs while I sleep. Leads come back ranked by intent, so I only talk to people ready to buy.
MapleShaw
Tencent EdgeOne
Sourced 5 enterprise prospects in a day.
High-value, in-market accounts we would never have found manually. The targeting on this is genuinely unreal.
Siddharth Pereira
Milestone Content Studio
Finally cracked Reddit as a channel.
We tried for a year. Linkeddit got us 150 qualified leads in our first week and a 35% reply rate. Wish we had had it sooner.
Manish Choudhary
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CORE FEATURES
- Unlimited lead-gen pipelines
- AI content writer
- Reddit CMS: kanban + calendar
- 5 monitors with AI replies
- AI keyword research
- Subreddit research reports
- Competitor analysis reports
- MCP for AI assistants
- Chrome extension for DMs
- Subreddit targeting + tracking
- Instant CSV exports
Compete
Competitor intelligence · cancel anytime
EVERYTHING IN PRO, PLUS
- Up to 12 competitors, weekly
- Weekly brief, graded by priority
- Moves: launches, pricing, funding
- Pain points from Reddit + reviews
- Answer Radar: win AI recommendations
- Dated, cited, tied to your product
- Per-competitor source selection
- Analyzed-this-week transparency
- Priority support
Answer Radar · AI models tracked
EVERYTHING IN COMPETE, PLUS
- Unlimited pipelines
- Unlimited content writer
- Unlimited CMS campaigns
- Unlimited monitors
- Unlimited keyword research
- Unlimited research reports
- Unlimited competitor analysis
- Unlimited MCP usage
- Unlimited extension outreach
- Unlimited targeting + tracking
- Unlimited CSV exports
- Dedicated manager + SLA
Linkeddit is an AI demand and competitor intelligence platform. It tracks your competitors' moves and complaints, surfaces buyers who are showing intent, and turns that signal into pipeline and content, across Reddit, review sites (G2, Capterra, TrustRadius, Trustpilot), and the open web.
Compete tracks each competitor you add and delivers a weekly brief graded by priority. It reads their blogs, changelogs, newsrooms, review sites, and Reddit, then surfaces their moves (launches, pricing changes, funding, hiring) and the complaints their users post, each one dated, cited, and tied to your product. Compete is $99/month and includes everything in Pro.
Linkeddit watches your market for buying-intent signals and competitor complaints, then ranks the people worth reaching. Instead of scraping contact lists, it surfaces users actively asking for a recommendation, comparing tools, or looking to switch, and drafts a reply you review before posting from your own account.
Linkeddit reads Reddit, review sites (G2, Capterra, TrustRadius, Trustpilot), and the open web including competitor blogs, changelogs, and newsrooms. Reddit is a primary source for buyer conversations and complaints, but the platform is not limited to it.
Yes. Linkeddit only uses publicly available data and official APIs, and never auto-posts. You stay in control of every reply and post it from your own account, which keeps you within each platform's terms of service.
Linkeddit has a Pro plan at $49/month, a Pro Lifetime deal at $450 one-time (pay once, use forever, all future updates included), and a Compete plan at $99/month that adds the competitor intelligence engine on top of everything in Pro. Cancel the monthly plans anytime.
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