Reddit Monitoring

The Ultimate Reddit Keyword Alert Tool

Get instant alerts when your brand, product, or niche is mentioned. Monitor Reddit in real time — automatically.

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Why Manual Reddit Monitoring Doesn't Work

Reddit is fast-moving. Manual tracking = missed mentions.

Native Reddit search doesn't notify you.

Competitors may respond to your prospects before you do.

Valuable feedback or brand mentions can go unnoticed.

Get Notified the Moment Your Keywords Are Mentioned on Reddit

🔍 Monitor Reddit posts & comments 24/7

🧠 AI filtering to reduce irrelevant alerts

📩 Instant email or Slack alerts

💬 Monitor subreddits, users, or phrases

🧵 Engage early in relevant threads

What Can You Do with Reddit Keyword Alerts?

Find Leads Before Your Competitors Do

Be the first to reply when someone asks for a product or tool like yours.

Get Real-Time Feedback from Real Users

Track sentiment, feature requests, and honest opinions from Reddit communities.

Manage Reputation Across Reddit

Know instantly when your brand is mentioned — positive or negative.

Track Niche Communities and Subreddits

Monitor entire subreddits for industry trends or emerging problems.

Understand Your Competitors Better

Get alerts when users discuss competitor tools, and learn what they love or hate.

Built for Teams in Every Industry

SaaS & Startups

Track launch mentions, feedback, and product discussions on subreddits like r/startups or r/Entrepreneur.

Agencies & Consultants

Find client leads by monitoring pain points or requests in industry-specific threads.

E-commerce Brands

Get alerts when users discuss your products, niche, or competitors on Reddit.

Crypto & Web3 Projects

Stay on top of community chatter in real time — before FUD spreads.

Reddit Success Stories

How companies grew their business through Reddit monitoring

"Reddit was our primary acquisition channel. We got our first 1,000 customers by monitoring relevant subreddits and engaging authentically with users who needed our solution."

Daryna Kulya

Co-founder, OpenPhone

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"Reddit monitoring helped us understand exactly what our potential customers were struggling with. We used those insights to refine our product and messaging."

Ross Fledderjohn

CEO, Stammer.ai

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Frequently Asked Questions

What should I monitor for?

We recommend everyone monitor for three things:

• Brand mentions
• Competitor mentions
• Keywords your ideal customers might mention

You can see this Instagram video from our founder, Timothy Bramlett, for more information:

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How does Reddit keyword monitoring work?

You set up a "Searcher" by entering one or more keywords you want to track. Notifier.so continuously scans Reddit for posts or comments that match those keywords, then alerts you instantly via email, Slack, or your dashboard.

Can I monitor entire subreddits?

Yes! You can monitor full subreddits — like r/startups, r/marketing, or r/tech — and filter results by specific keywords, phrases, or patterns that matter to your business.

Will I get alerts for Reddit comments as well as posts?

Absolutely. Notifier.so tracks both Reddit posts and comment threads, ensuring you don't miss relevant discussions happening deep inside conversations.

How fast are the Reddit alerts?

Alerts are near real-time. You can choose to get them instantly (within minutes of detection) or bundle them into daily summaries depending on your preference.

Do I need a Reddit account to use Notifier.so?

No, you don't need to connect a Reddit account. Notifier.so works independently to monitor and deliver alerts — no login or API key required.

Can I use this to track competitor mentions on Reddit?

Yes, it's one of the most popular use cases. Just set up alerts with competitor brand names, product terms, or even misspellings to keep an eye on how people talk about them.