Reddit email alerts, real time or daily
Get the Reddit threads worth answering by email, without turning your inbox into a feed.
Real time. An email as matches arrive, for niches where speed wins the thread.
Daily digest. One summary a day, at the hour and in the time zone you pick.
Scored first. Only matches above your alert level make it into an email.
Loved by 2018+ users
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Setup
Your inbox, your rhythm
Change the frequency whenever you want.
Add what to watch
Keywords, your brand and your competitors. RedShip suggests keywords from your website.
Pick real time or daily
Real time sends an email as matches arrive. Daily sends one digest at the hour and time zone you choose.
Set the alert level
Everything, good matches, or only the best, so each email is worth opening.
What arrives
A digest you can read in a minute
Real-time emails use the same layout, one match at a time.
Daily digest for yourproduct.com: 3 matches
- 82
r/freelance
Any CRM that doesn't feel like it was built for a 50-person sales team?
- 74
r/smallbusiness
What do you use to keep track of client follow-ups?
- 71
r/Entrepreneur
HubSpot alternatives for a solo consultant?
- A clear subject
- Which project and how many matches, so you know before opening whether it is worth it now.
- Every match, scored
- Subreddit, title and relevance score for each post, comment, brand mention or competitor mention.
- The last 24 hours
- A daily digest covers the day before the hour you picked.
- Nothing on quiet days
- No matches means no email. An empty digest is never sent.
- One click to the thread
- Each match links through, so you go from the email to the conversation in one click.
What you can track
Keywords, your brand and your competitors, in your inbox
Every new post and comment across Reddit is checked against all of them.
Keywords
The words people use when they describe the problem you solve.
Keep it quiet
Only the alerts worth reading
Every match gets a relevance score for your product before it is sent, and you decide how strict to be.
Alert level
Everything, good matches (30+), only the best (70+), or your own minimum score.
Match modes
Exact, proximity or broad matching per keyword, so a common word does not flood you.
Subreddit exclusions
Mute the communities that match your keywords but never hold a buyer.
Chosen subreddits
Or flip it: only get alerts from the few subreddits where your buyers are.
Posts and comments
Both are covered, and most recommendation requests are comments.
Within minutes
Real-time channels get the match shortly after it goes live on Reddit.
Other ways
Other ways to get Reddit alerts by email
What each one gives you, and where it stops.
Reddit's own notifications
FreeEmail notifications for replies, messages and the posts you follow.
Nothing for new threads that mention a keyword, a brand or a competitor.
Google Alerts
FreeAn alert on a query like site:reddit.com "your keyword".
It only sees what Google has indexed, often days later, and misses most comments.
F5Bot free plan
FreeEmail alerts for keywords on Reddit, Hacker News and Lobsters.
5 keywords, 10 alerts a day per keyword (20 in total), delivered within 2 hours. Personal use. No relevance score.
RedShip
Every planKeyword, brand and competitor matches, scored, by email in real time or as a daily digest.
You choose the hour, the time zone and how strict the filter is.
Compared
Email alerts, tool by tool
Speed, digests and filtering for email alerts.
| Feature |  RedShip | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Starts at | $29/mo | Free | $29.95/mo | Free | $159/mo |
| Real-time alerts | Silver tier | Scale tier | |||
| Daily digest | Limited | ||||
| Comment tracking | |||||
| AI relevance scoring | Silver tier | Standard tier | Essential tier |
Testimonials
Loved by founders and marketers
RedShip is one of those rare products that feels instantly useful from day one. It turns Reddit from a noisy time-sink into a laser-focused acquisition channel. The setup is fast, the UI is clean, and the AI relevance scoring makes it obvious where to jump in. I recommend it without hesitation to anyone who wants to take Reddit marketing seriously in 2026.
A big thank you to Axel for Redship! It's hard to stay consistent on Reddit. I tried to be active on it several times, but I always gave up. I thought maybe it wasn't my platform to get used to. And now I'm actively using only Redship. It's a very useful service. If you're also having trouble getting used to and being consistent on Reddit, I highly recommend it.
Great tool for Reddit marketing. I ship a lot of small apps and I never really knew where to promote them without getting ignored or removed. With RedShip I found the right subreddits for each one, and the alerts are sharp: I get pinged on the threads where my app is actually the answer, not on every post that happens to contain a keyword.
Pricing
Start getting
customers from Reddit
Find the perfect conversations from Reddit to promote your product.
Founder
Everything a solo founder needs to land customers on Reddit
- 1 website tracked
- 10 tracked keywords
- 3 tracked competitors
- Live Reddit monitoring
- Weekly SEO opportunities
- Weekly AI visibility and citations
- 1 team seat
- Email & Slack notifications
Company
For teams tracking multiple brands with more volume and seats
- 3 websites tracked
- 30 tracked keywords
- 10 tracked competitors
- Live Reddit monitoring
- Weekly SEO opportunities
- Weekly AI visibility and citations
- 3 team seats
- Email, Slack & Webhook notifications
Need more websites, keywords, or seats? Contact us
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