Chrome extension - beta
Send Reddit DMs and comments from your own account
Linkeddit Outreach pulls your leads and matched posts into a Chrome side panel and drafts each message in your voice. You review, you send, from the account you already use.
- No API keys
- Nothing sends without you
- Works on reddit.com
Outreach queue
From your accountu/sardamit - r/crm
NextPriority 64 - asked for a CRM that does not need an admin
Draft DM
saw your thread about admin overhead. we ran into the same thing at 12 seats. happy to share what we changed if it is useful, no pitch.
u/SanatSethi - r/crm
QueuedPriority 52 - comparing tools this week
u/attio - r/crm
QueuedPriority 52 - migrating off a legacy CRM
Two modes
Whatever the conversation,
one click and you're in it.
DMs to leads
Linkeddit finds Reddit users worth reaching out to. The extension shows one lead at a time with an AI-drafted DM grounded in your product, voice, and value props. Edit it. Send it. Move on.
- Drafts grounded in your Project knowledge base
- Status flips to "contacted" on send — no double-DMing
- Regenerate, edit subject + body, then send from your own account
building a tiny tool to help small saas teams handle support without hiring. always tinkering with notion + zapier setups.
Subject
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Been doing cold email for a while and the response rate is killing me. Heard there's a few AI tools that find people on Reddit who…
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Comments on matched posts
Monitors watch subreddits for conversations you'd want to be in. The extension queues each match with a suggested reply that fits the thread. Drop a helpful comment, build karma, get found.
- Suggestions sound like a peer, not a pitch
- One-click permalink to your live comment after posting
- Posts auto-archive on terminal Reddit errors (locked / deleted)
Auto-mode
Start it once, close the tab.
Hand a Request or a Monitor to the extension and it works the queue in the background — paced slowly, capped daily, and gentle on your Reddit account.
- Configurable pace — 60s, 90s, 2/3/5 minutes between actions.
- 30/day caps per mode, plus automatic rate-limit backoff.
- Auto-stop if the queue empties, the daily cap hits, or anything looks off.
- Live status in the dashboard and side panel — countdown to next send, today's count.
Auto-send active
Next DM in 1m 12s · 4/30 sent today · every 90s
✓ u/throwaway_42 — sent · 32s ago
✓ u/marigold_dev — sent · 2m ago
✓ u/peach_pit — sent · 3m ago
How it works
Five minutes to your first sent DM.
STEP 01
Install the extension
Add it from the Chrome Web Store. Grant the permissions it needs — only linkeddit.com and reddit.com.
STEP 02
Sign in to both sites
Your Pro Linkeddit account on linkeddit.com. The Reddit account you want to send from on reddit.com. Same Chrome profile.
STEP 03
Open the side panel
Pick a Request or a Monitor. The first item loads with an AI-drafted message. Edit. Send. The next one loads.
Use cases
Built for the way you actually work.
Your first 100 customers, surfaced from conversations that already happened.
Cold lists are stale. Paid ads burn before you've nailed messaging. Meanwhile, founders just like your buyers are asking — out loud, on Reddit — exactly what you solve. Show up there.
What good looks like
- 20–30 DMs/day, paced, never blasted
- 5–10% reply rate within 48 hours
- 1–2 demos a week from Reddit alone
Setup
- 1Create a Project describing your product, voice, and value props.
- 2Pick 5–10 subreddits where your buyers actually post.
- 3Targeting like "founders asking how to do support without hiring".
- 4Install the extension. Sign in once. Done.
Daily rhythm
- Week 1 — work 5–10 leads manually each day; refine the Project's voice.
- Week 2+ — turn on auto-send at 90s pacing. Walk away. Come back to replies.
- Set Monitors for high-intent threads. Drop a useful comment, get DMed for a week.
Privacy & trust
Your account. Your messages.
Your account, your control
You send from your own Reddit account. Linkeddit never holds your Reddit password and never logs in for you.
No shared infrastructure
Outreach happens from your own account, paced like a human. We don't proxy DMs through a company account.
Drafts you can edit
AI suggestions are starting points. Every message goes out only after you click Send — or you turn on auto-mode.
Built-in account safety
Pace floors, daily caps, and automatic rate-limit backoff keep your Reddit account healthy.
The extension is in beta.
It mostly works, but you'll find rough edges. Found a bug or hit something confusing? Email team@om.linkeddit.com. We read every message and turn fixes around fast.
Stop copy-pasting. Start sending.
Install the extension, sign in once, and work your Reddit outreach from a side panel that lives where you already are.