ReplyDuck

ReplyDuck

Find high-intent Reddit threads and draft replies that sell

mmizmaylov
@mmizmaylov
Published on Nov 1, 2026
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About ReplyDuck

ReplyDuck is a Reddit marketing tool for founders, SaaS builders and small agencies who want organic Reddit presence without living on Reddit. How it works: paste your site URL and ReplyDuck's AI fills in your product details, keywords, subreddits and competitors. It then continuously scans Reddit and Google for live threads that match, scores each one 0–100 by buying intent so only real "looking for a solution" posts reach your queue, and drafts a comment in your account's own voice. You edit, approve and post it yourself. Why it doesn't auto-post: bot comments get shadow-removed and bot-run accounts get banned. ReplyDuck automates discovery, scoring and drafting, and leaves the final click to you — and it checks whether posted comments and accounts are still visible, alerting you if something gets shadow-removed. Also: competitor & brand mention tracking; alerts via email, Slack, Telegram or webhook. Plans from $29/mo with a free 7-day trial.

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mmizmaylov
@mmizmaylov

Hi, I'm Max. I built ReplyDuck to find Reddit threads where people ask for a tool like mine and draft a helpful reply. I still post every comment myself. Feedback welcome!