How LeadReddit works — and what it deliberately does not do
LeadReddit reads only public Reddit data, never logs into your account, and never posts for you. Here is what that design buys you.
Most Reddit lead tools ask for an OAuth grant or your login, and many will post replies for you on a schedule. LeadReddit does neither. It reads only the public data anyone can see logged out, drafts replies you review, and leaves the posting to you — from your own account, on your own terms. The pages in this section explain each of those choices and exactly what they protect.
The short version: your Reddit account is never delegated to a third party, so there is no access token that can leak and nothing to revoke; and because LeadReddit never touches Reddit’s paid commercial Data API, it is not exposed to the pricing that shut down data-dependent tools like GummySearch. None of that makes you unbannable — a moderator can still remove any comment — but it removes the risks that come from handing write access to software.
In this section
Reddit lead alerts in Slack and email, plus a daily digest
LeadReddit sends Reddit alerts to Slack and email when a Hot or Warm lead scores, plus a daily digest — each alert carries a draft
How Reddit intent scoring ranks posts by real buying signal
Reddit intent scoring rates every monitored post 0-100 — Hot, Warm, Potential, Low — so your triage queue is sorted by real buying
A Reddit lead tool that never asks for your login or OAuth
LeadReddit is a Reddit lead tool that never asks for your login or an OAuth grant. It reads public data only and never posts for y
Is LeadReddit compliant with Reddit's API rules and ToS?
LeadReddit reads only public Reddit data and never posts for you, so it avoids the paid Data API dependency that killed GummySearc
A Reddit reply assistant that drafts the comment — you post it
LeadReddit's Reddit reply assistant drafts an AI comment in your voice, scores how authentic it reads, and enforces a 9:1 ratio. Y
How LeadReddit detects Reddit buying signals, not keyword matches
Reddit buying signal detection scores every post 0-100 for real intent and sorts by four signal types — not keyword matches — so y
A subreddit monitoring tool that watches the communities you pick
LeadReddit is a subreddit monitoring tool that scores each post's buying intent 0–100 and reads every subreddit's promo tolerance,
What does "no OAuth, no auto-posting" actually change?
It changes where the risk lives. A tool that logs into Reddit can post automatically — the exact automated pattern Reddit’s "authentic human interaction" push targets — and it stores a token on your account that could be abused if the vendor is breached or acquired. LeadReddit’s read-only, human-in-the-loop model keeps every comment on your history something a person wrote and posted from a normal browser session.
The trade-off is honest: LeadReddit cannot fire replies while you sleep. If you want an auto-poster, it is the wrong tool. If you want the research, the 0–100 intent scoring, and a drafted reply you paste yourself, that is the model it is built around.
How does it read Reddit without the commercial API?
It reads public endpoints and RSS — the same content anyone sees without logging in — instead of Reddit’s licensed commercial Data API, the dependency that made GummySearch’s model untenable when Reddit repriced it. Reading public data is not a licensed commercial channel either (the whole Reddit-tooling niche sits in that gray zone, and these pages say so plainly), but it is not exposed to the same commercial-API kill-switch.
Pricing is €19/mo (Starter) or €39/mo (Pro), a 7-day free trial, no free tier — and none of those plans ever ask for your Reddit login.
Frequently asked questions
Does LeadReddit post to Reddit for me?
No. It drafts replies through voice profiles; you copy and post them yourself from your own account. It has no write access to Reddit.
Will using LeadReddit get my account banned?
No tool can make you unbannable — moderators and Reddit admins can always act. What the no-OAuth, manual-posting design removes is the account-delegation and automated-posting risk; the rest depends on posting like a genuine, useful member.
Find the Reddit threads that are looking for you
LeadReddit watches your subreddits for buying signals, scores every thread for intent, and helps you answer like a human — you post with your own account, on your own terms. No OAuth, no bots, no API dependency.
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