Your next customer
is on Reddit right now.
Are you there?

Compeddit is a Reddit competitor intelligence tool that monitors Reddit 24/7 for your competitor's name, your product category, and custom keywords you define. Every post that matches is run through an AI classifier that labels it as one of three signal types:

• 🟢 Buying signal— someone actively looking to switch or buy ("looking for a Notion alternative that…")
• 🔴 Competitor complaint— a user venting about your competitor's product, pricing, or support
• 🟡 Comparison post— threads where multiple tools are being evaluated side-by-side

Only posts that pass this classification reach you — no noise, no irrelevant mentions of the word in passing.

Nope — Compeddit works on all three major team platforms. Use whichever one your team already lives in:

You can connect multiple platforms — for example, get personal alerts on Telegram and push team-wide signals to a Slack channel simultaneously.

It depends on how you trigger it:

• /testTriggers a live, on-demand scan right now. Results in seconds — this is the fastest way to see Compeddit in action. Perfect for verifying your setup.
• AutomatedThe cron job runs every hour, 24/7. So in normal operation, you'll receive your first real automated alert within 60 minutes of setup — and every hour after that, indefinitely.

For active competitors with busy Reddit threads, most users see their first real signal within the first few hours after setup.

Yes — 100% free, no credit card, no tricks. Here's exactly what the free tier gives you:

• ✓ 2 free on-demand scans via /test
• ✓ 1 competitor or keyword monitored
• ✓ Full AI intent classification on results
• ✓ Real Reddit data — not simulated
• ✗ No 24/7 automated hourly monitoring (Pro/Lifetime only)
• ✗ No multi-competitor tracking (Pro/Lifetime only)

Open @reddalert101_bot on Telegram (or add Compeddit to Slack/Discord), type /monitor followed by a competitor name, then hit /test. You'll see live Reddit alerts — real posts, real signals — before spending a single rupee.

Yes. /monitor accepts any keyword or phrase, not just brand names. Power users monitor things like:

• → "looking for a [category] tool" — catch active buyers in your space
• → "[competitor name]" — catch venting or switching intent
• → "best [your category] alternative" — catch comparison threads
• → "switched from [tool]" — catch post-switch advice posts where people ask for recommendations

You can add multiple keywords with separate /monitor commands. Pro and Lifetime plans remove all limits on how many you track simultaneously.

Every alert includes more than just the Reddit post link. Here's what you get in each notification:

• 📌The post/comment — subreddit, title, body excerpt, and a direct link to jump in immediately
• 🏷️Intent label — Buying Signal / Complaint / Comparison, so you know the urgency at a glance
• 🤖AI-crafted reply — a suggested response tailored to the post's context, written to sound helpful and natural — not like an ad. You copy it, paste it, maybe tweak one line, and post.

The AI is trained to write replies that lead with value (answering the person's actual question) and only introduce your product as a relevant option — Reddit users can smell promotional spam a mile away, and a bad reply hurts more than no reply.

Yes — if your competitors or customers are on Reddit, Compeddit works for you. Current users span:

The only scenario where you'll see fewer results is if your niche has very low Reddit discussion volume — in which case, /test is the best way to validate before committing to a paid plan.

Here's the honest breakdown:

Bottom line: start free, see a signal, upgrade. The decision makes itself.

Both integrations are single-click — no API keys, no webhooks, no config files.