RedditLaunch turns your product into a genuine launch post: one that gives readers a story worth their scroll, and gives you honest attention for the thing you built.
I built a tiny coffee journal because I kept re-buying beans I hated
I buy my beans from a local roastery but I kept forgetting which beans I liked and which I didn't, so I made Brewlog. You scan the bag, rate the brew, and it remembers so you don't have to.
It's free for now but thinking of adding some premium features soon. Appreciate any feedback!
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↑ example of the kind of post it writes (fictional product)
Readers get a story genuinely worth their time: the idea that started it, the build, the mistakes, the real numbers. You get the kind of attention no ad can buy: people who root for you because you showed up as a person, not a brand. That's the only marketing Reddit rewards, and it's the only kind we write.
Paste your URL, or generate a rich context file from your codebase. That's where the great posts hide.
We suggest niche communities where your product is genuinely on-topic.
If anything important is unclear, a couple of quick questions settle the goal, the lead, and the ask.
You get a post that sounds like you on a good day, plus practical advice for before you hit submit.
We handpicked the writing style from hundreds of real Reddit launch posts: only the genuine, human ones that actually landed made the cut. No marketing templates anywhere.
Posts are built from your actual product: the origin moment, the odd details, the honest status. The stuff readers genuinely enjoy, from the product only you can tell it about.
You post as yourself, as the founder. No astroturfing, no fake neutrality, nothing you'd be embarrassed to defend in the comments.
Every post is shaped for the community it's going to, with a heads-up on the self-promo rules worth double-checking.
Both plans write the same posts; only the monthly count differs. No free trial: the first month is charged when you subscribe, and you can cancel anytime and keep the posts you've paid for.
The style comes from real, human launch posts, and every post is built from your product's real details. That said, you know your voice best: read it, tweak a line or two, make it yours before posting. The best results come from founders who treat the draft as 95% done.
Two honest reasons. Every post costs us real compute, and Reddit is quick to bury founders who spray half-hearted posts around, so this shouldn't be a tool for spamming. Paying from the first post keeps RedditLaunch for founders who mean it, and you can cancel anytime and keep the posts you've paid for.
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.
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, Pro gives you 20: email us and we'll switch you over.
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