Reddit monitoring and lead discovery
Monitor your brand. Find customers on Reddit.
See what people say about your brand on Reddit. Find who needs what you sell. Act before your competitors do.
€29/month plus tax. Cancel any time from the billing portal.
Mentions
248
last 30 days
Positive
61%
+8 pts
Reddit leads
17
qualified
Sentiment trend
30 daysTurn Reddit conversations into pipeline and market intelligence.
Find buyers with a problem you solve, understand what people say about your brand, and track the competitor signals shaping demand.
Find leads
Surface threads where buyers are already asking for help
Mention Radar ranks Reddit conversations by intent and product fit, so high-value discussions rise above generic keyword matches.
- Spot pain points, comparisons, and switching intent
- Prioritize qualified opportunities with an intent score
- Open the original thread with its source context intact
Looking for a better way to monitor Reddit
High intent
Our current tool misses the communities we need
Pain point
Which brand monitoring platform should we switch to?
Comparison
Competitor conversation volume
Monitor your brand
Start with the history. Keep watching what changes.
Build a 30-day historical baseline, then follow fresh mentions, sentiment shifts, and conversation trends as ongoing monitoring collects new signals.
- Reddit submissions and high-signal comments in one place
- Sentiment blended from the submission and its comments
- Fresh monitoring checks every 15 minutes when enabled
Mentions
248
last 30 days
Positive
61%
+8 pts
Reddit leads
17
qualified
Sentiment trend
30 daysTrack competitors
Understand the signals behind competitor conversations
Follow comparisons, switching discussions, dissatisfaction, and feature gaps without reducing the market to a raw mention count.
- Track competitor conversation volume over your selected range
- Identify switching, comparison, and feature-gap signals
- Keep the original discussion and analysis rationale together
We moved from Competitor A because niche threads were missing
Switchingr/marketing · analyzed with title and top comments
Competitor B pricing no longer fits our small team
Pain pointr/SaaS · analyzed with title and top comments
Comparing Competitor C with tools that cover Reddit
Comparisonr/smallbusiness · analyzed with title and top comments
Competitor signal
The thread contains a concrete competitor comparison, switching signal, or product gap—not just a passing name mention.
How it works
From market context to qualified Reddit conversations.
- 01
Define your market
Describe your brand, product areas, competitors, and the problems your ideal customers are trying to solve.
- 02
Build the historical baseline
Collect the previous 30 days of matching Reddit threads and high-signal comments for immediate context.
- 03
Qualify leads and signals
AI filters irrelevant matches, then scores intent, product fit, sentiment, and competitor signals.
- 04
Monitor what happens next
Keep collecting fresh signals, open promising threads, and preserve the historical report for comparison.
Product tour
See the signals behind every opportunity.
Move from the market overview to the exact Reddit thread, analysis rationale, and competitor context that made it worth reviewing.
- Qualified threads ranked by intent and product fit
- Brand mentions with sentiment and source context
- Competitor comparisons, switching signals, and feature gaps
We moved from Competitor A because niche threads were missing
Switchingr/marketing · analyzed with title and top comments
Competitor B pricing no longer fits our small team
Pain pointr/SaaS · analyzed with title and top comments
Comparing Competitor C with tools that cover Reddit
Comparisonr/smallbusiness · analyzed with title and top comments
Competitor signal
The thread contains a concrete competitor comparison, switching signal, or product gap—not just a passing name mention.
Executive summary
- Seven qualified threads show active research or switching intent.
- Three recurring complaints point to an onboarding opportunity.
- Competitor A appears most often in direct comparison discussions.
Supporting reports
Share the evidence behind your next move.
Package qualified leads, brand sentiment, and competitor signals into a saved historical report with the original Reddit sources intact, while ongoing monitoring keeps the dashboard current.
Pricing
One plan for leads, monitoring, and competitor intelligence.
Billing runs through Stripe. Cancel at any time and keep access until the end of the period.
- One tracked brand with configurable search queries
- 30-day historical baseline plus ongoing monitoring
- AI relevance, intent, and sentiment analysis
- Competitor conversations and switching signals
- Qualified Reddit lead scoring
- Shareable reports with PDF export
Sign in first, then subscribe from the checkout page.
Frequently asked questions
Which sources are monitored?+
Reddit submissions and their top comments, matched against the search queries you approve for each brand.
How are potential leads qualified?+
Threads are assessed for relevance, buying intent, and product fit. Pain points, comparisons, and switching discussions rank above generic mentions.
How are brand sentiment and context calculated?+
A mention is scored from its submission and its comments, blended 70/30 in favour of the submission, and only after it passes a relevance check.
How often does collection run?+
Mention Radar starts with the previous 30 days for historical context. With ongoing monitoring enabled, it checks for fresh Reddit signals every 15 minutes. That is near-real-time monitoring, not a live streaming feed.
Can I cancel the subscription?+
Yes. Cancel from the Stripe customer portal and access continues until the end of the paid period.
Who can see my data?+
Brands, mentions, and reports are scoped to the account that created them. Reports are only shared when you generate a link.
Find the Reddit conversations your next customer is already having.
Sign in with Google and add your brand. Mention Radar builds the historical report first, then keeps monitoring for fresh leads, mentions, and competitor signals.