Redreach alternative: Reddit only, or Reddit and X

Redreach works on Reddit only. Setup takes about two to three minutes: you add your website and your top three competitors (no keywords needed), and it emails you when your first results are ready. A website is required.

It looks for Reddit posts that already rank well on Google, since those are the threads people find later. An AI relevance filter shows each post's relevance out of 100. Each post comes with AI-guided reply suggestions, and you can mark a post as replied or rejected. It also tracks mentions of your brand and your competitors.

Redreach says you post from your own account, so you need your own Reddit account. It does not auto-post or auto-reply. Separately, it offers Auto DM Outreach through a Chrome extension, with bulk personalized DMs and a simple CRM.

Depending on plan, alerts go by email, Slack, Telegram or webhook. The Growth and Professional plans add an MCP server and developer access.

Plans on 17 October 2026, billed monthly (yearly billing saves 20%):

• Startup, $19 a month: 3 competitors, 20 keywords, 100 reply suggestions, weekly leads, 30 daily DMs, 1 seat, email alerts.
• Growth, $39 a month: 6 competitors, 40 keywords, 300 suggestions, daily leads, 100 daily DMs, 2 seats, email and Telegram.
• Professional, $79 a month: 8 competitors, 60 keywords, 500 suggestions, 500 daily DMs, 3 seats, plus Slack and webhook.
• 3 Day Pass, $12 once: inbound only, with no outbound DMs.

Agency plans are on request. There is a money-back guarantee within 48 hours of payment.

Pick Redreach if Reddit is your only channel and you care about Google ranking. It focuses on threads that already rank, so a reply you write there can keep bringing visitors for months. It also suits teams that want bulk DM outreach from a Chrome extension, and anyone who wants a low entry price: the Startup plan is $19 a month.

• Where your buyers ask. If some of them ask on X, a Reddit-only tool misses them.
• What the score means. Relevance and buying intent are different things, so check which one you get.
• Evidence in the list. You should see the sentence that shows the need without opening the thread.
• Reply control. Drafts help most when a person approves each one.
• Exposure to Reddit's changes. Reddit's public data access is changing between late 2026 and March 2027.

HearBuyers fits if you want one list covering X and Reddit. Setup is similar. You paste your company website, and HearBuyers infers your product summary, buyer roles, the problems those buyers describe, search phrases, competitors and subreddits. You then fix whatever it got wrong. It reads public X posts and replies and Reddit posts and comments, starting with the last seven days.

Each post gets a buying-intent score from 0 to 100, with the sentence that shows the need highlighted and a one-line reason. Matches at or above your threshold (70 by default) get a drafted public reply, plus a DM draft on X. A person edits, approves, copies and posts it. Alerts go to Slack, a daily email digest and a team inbox with stages.

It won't suit you if you want threads prioritized by Google ranking, a Chrome extension for bulk DMs, or a low flat price. HearBuyers has no public price yet. It is free for 14 days with no card, then from $19 a month.

If you work Reddit alone and care about the Google angle, Redreach does that well for the price. HearBuyers adds X, which only matters if your buyers are there.

1. Note your Redreach competitors, keywords and the subreddits where you reply most.
2. Sign up for HearBuyers and paste your company website.
3. Compare its suggested searches with your keywords and add any that are missing.
4. Add the same competitors and subreddits.
5. Set your threshold and connect Slack.

Read the Redreach review, the HearBuyers vs Redreach comparison, or the guide to Reddit marketing tools.