Make your brand part of the answer.

No. Astroturfing is pretending to be independent when you're not. We do the opposite: when we contribute on your behalf, it's from accounts identifiable as your company or clearly affiliated with it, within each subreddit's rules. A lot of the work doesn't involve posting at all.

Most Reddit agency horror stories come from the same playbook: fake accounts, bought upvotes, posts that get removed and take your reputation with them. We don't use any of it. Everything is posted openly as your brand, within each subreddit's rules, so there's nothing to get caught. You see every contribution, you get monthly reports on outcomes rather than activity, and the 90-day guarantee means you don't pay for work that doesn't move your numbers.

Yes, and that's the point. Contributions come from a branded account (for example u/Brand_Official) or a named team member who says who they work for. Some communities respond better to a person than a logo, so we'll recommend what fits each subreddit, but the affiliation stays clear either way. If you can't be associated with your product on Reddit, it isn't the right channel yet.

No. No personas, no purchased or aged accounts, no sockpuppets, no vote manipulation. If a tactic would embarrass you in a screenshot, we don't use it.

On day one we record your baseline: views on Reddit threads that mention you, branded mentions, referral traffic from Reddit, and how often AI answers name you. Every monthly report measures against it. If none of it has moved by day 90, we refund what you've paid, and you keep every account, post and subreddit we built.

No. Answers in ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude and Perplexity vary by model, prompt, date and user. We track how often your brand appears across a defined set of recommendation queries and work on the sources those answers tend to draw from. We report what changes. We don't promise it.

No, and nobody honestly can. We identify threads that already rank or are likely to, and make sure what's in them is accurate and useful. Rankings are the search engine's call.

Yes, in the way that actually moves it. AI answers lean heavily on what the web says about you: Reddit threads, review sites, comparison lists. We work on those sources, then track how often ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity and Google's AI answers name you across a fixed set of buyer questions.

Monitoring is useful within the first weeks: you'll see what's being said straight away. Visibility builds more slowly, because useful contributions have to be earned, and search and AI surfaces shift over months, not days. That's why the guarantee runs to day 90, not day 30.

Then we'll tell you. Reddit amplifies what people already think. If the threads are full of real complaints, posting more won't fix it. We'll show you exactly what users are saying so you can fix the cause first, and only then work on visibility.

Context at the start (your product, buyers, competitors, and what you can and can't say publicly), quick approval on content, and someone who can answer a product question when a thread needs it. We handle the rest.

SaaS and technology companies, roughly 10 to 500 people, in categories where buyers compare options and ask peers: developer tools, infrastructure, B2B software, marketplaces. If nobody discusses your category on Reddit, we'll tell you before you spend anything.

Both. Replies work where a question is already being asked. Original posts (guides, launch notes, AMAs, honest comparisons) work where it isn't, as long as the subreddit allows them. Either way, it's posted openly as your company.

Yes. A brand subreddit is yours to run: you set the rules, choose the moderators and decide what it's for: support, product updates, feedback, a user community. Reddit's sitewide rules still apply, and it needs a real reason to exist or it stays empty. It complements being present in category subreddits; it doesn't replace it.