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Scans Reddit for people describing a problem your product solves and scores them as leads.
Linkeddit monitors subreddits in real time and uses AI to score posts and comments for buying intent, looking for language like recommendation requests or complaints about a competitor. Matches are compiled into a lead list that can be exported as CSV or pushed into a CRM, alongside an AI writer that drafts reply content based on trending discussions in the same subreddits. It ships a keyword research tool and Model Context Protocol integration so the lead pipeline can be called from Claude or similar assistants. The company behind it, Pavado Technologies Inc, is based in Canada and states it has no affiliation with Reddit itself.
Pro plan is $49/month; a $450 one-time Lifetime Deal is also offered. Both include the lead pipeline, AI writer, keyword research and MCP integration.
Use tool ↗Linkeddit is useful for finding Reddit threads where someone is actively asking for a product like yours, which beats manually searching subreddits. Intent scoring on social text is inherently noisy, so expect to filter the output rather than trust every scored lead at face value.
Watch out: Reaching out to people based on scraped Reddit posts can read as unsolicited and violate individual subreddits' self-promotion rules.
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