◆ Launch on Reddit, the human way

Reddit posts that don't sound like ads

Give readers a story worth their scroll, and get attention for the thing you built in return.

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r/Goodreads · Posted by u/david_2107

Goodreads doesn't let you sort books by rating so I made a tool that does!

I've found it really frustrating that there's no easy way to sort books by highest rated for the specific genre that I like to read, so I made a tool that does (along with other advanced filtering capabilities you might find useful).

Feedback and thoughts appreciated!

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The idea

A launch post should be a fair trade.

Readers should get a story genuinely worth their time: the idea that started it, the journey, and some concrete numbers to back it up. In return you'll get people who root for you because you showed up as a person, not a brand.

How it works

From URL to post in a few minutes

1

Give us your background

Paste your URL, or generate a rich context file from your codebase. That's where the best posts come from.

2

Find where it belongs

We suggest niche communities where people would have run into the problem you're solving.

3

Sharpen the angle

We ask you a couple of quick questions to choose which part of your journey you want to share.

4

Ship it as yourself

You get a post modeled by our hand-curated dataset of succesful posts, but personalised for your own story.

Pricing

Two plans, everything included

Pro

$19/month
  • 20 credits per month
  • Auto-built product context from your URL
  • Subreddit recommendations
  • Length presets, from one-liner to full story
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FAQ

Fair questions

Will my posts sound like AI wrote them?

Every post is built from your product's real details and the style is distilled from real successful human launch posts. However, the best results come from builders who treat the draft as 95% done.

Why is there no free trial?

Two reasons. Firstly, we try to use the best models to ingest context in order to provide the most authentic drafts to users which costs us real compute. Secondly, this shouldn't be a tool for spamming Reddit. Paying from the first post keeps RedditLaunch for builders who genuinely want to promote their project in an ethical manner.

What counts as a post?

One credit buys one generated post. The clarifying questions and the pre-post advice are included. Unused posts stay on your balance while you're subscribed.

What happens when I run out of posts?

Your balance refills with your plan's posts on your renewal date, and anything unused stays on your account while you're subscribed. If Basic's 5 a month keeps running out, you can switch to Pro (20 posts) from your billing page at any time.

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