Reddit marketing for agencies
Add Reddit to what you sell, and run it for every client from one place without hiring a community manager.
A project per client. Keywords, competitors and alerts kept apart for each client.
A Slack channel per client. Each client's threads land where your team already works.
Something to report. Threads found, threads ranking on Google and AI citations.
Loved by 1917+ users
Northwind Payroll
B2B SaaS
Kettle & Oak
Ecommerce, kitchenware
Brightpath Dental
Local services
What to sell
Three Reddit services clients already understand
Sell them alone, or as an add-on to the SEO, content or social work you already do.
Reddit engagement retainer
You find the threads where the client's buyers ask for a solution, and answer them in the client's voice.
Delivered each month
- A scored shortlist of threads every day
- Replies drafted and approved by the client
- A monthly log of replies and what they brought in
Reddit SEO
You get the client into the Reddit threads that already rank on Google for their money keywords.
Delivered each month
- A weekly list of Reddit threads ranking for the client's keywords
- The Google position and search volume of each thread
- A helpful reply in the threads worth it
AI visibility audit
You show how often ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini name the client, and which Reddit threads those answers cite.
Delivered each month
- A weekly visibility score next to the client's competitors
- The Reddit threads AI answers cite
- A plan to get the client into those threads
Your margin
What Reddit marketing earns your agency
Move the sliders with your own numbers. The tool is rarely the cost that matters; your team's time is.
Reviewing threads, writing replies, reporting.
- Revenue
- $4,500
- Tool: 1 × Company plan
- −$49
- Team time
- −$720
Monthly margin
$3,731
83% of revenue
One Company plan covers 3 client projects. Prices exclude tax. For more clients in one account, contact us.
How you run it
A few minutes a day per client
The same routine for every client, without mixing their threads.
Create a project per client
Paste the client's website. RedShip suggests keywords, and you add their brand and competitors.
Route each client's alerts
A Slack channel per client, or a daily email digest. On the Company plan, a webhook can feed the client's CRM.
Review, reply, report
Your team works the scored inbox, the client approves replies, and you report what it brought in.
The monthly report
What you show the client
Four things a client understands without a Reddit lesson.
Threads found
How many relevant threads came up, and the best of them.
Protect the client
The rules that keep a client's name clean
One banned account or one astroturfing thread costs more than a year of good replies.
- 1Reply from real accounts your team owns, never bought or aged ones.
- 2Say who you work with when you mention the client's product.
- 3Never buy or trade upvotes. Reddit treats it as vote manipulation.
- 4Read each subreddit's rules before the first reply, and follow them.
- 5Answer the question first. Mention the product only when it genuinely helps.
- 6Let the client approve replies until you know their voice.
Rules differ by community. Check a subreddit's rules
Kickoff
Your client kickoff checklist
Six answers to collect before the first alert goes out.
- 1Who buys, and the words they use for the problem.
- 2The competitors buyers compare the client with.
- 3Subreddits the client already knows, and ones to avoid.
- 4Which accounts reply, and how the client approves replies.
- 5What counts as success: traffic, signups or mentions.
- 6Where alerts go: a Slack channel, an email digest or the CRM.
Your own pipeline
Find clients for your agency on Reddit too
Watch for people looking for help
Business owners post "looking for an agency", "need help with our marketing" or "can anyone recommend a freelancer for..." in r/Entrepreneur, r/smallbusiness and r/marketing every week.
Track those phrases in a project for your own agency, and answer with real advice before you mention your services.
Let your answers do the selling
A detailed answer to a marketing question keeps getting read long after the thread goes quiet. The owners who reach out after reading it already trust your judgement.
The long version: how agencies find clients on Reddit.
Free tools
Free tools for your next client audit
Show a prospect what Reddit says about them before they sign.
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
FAQ
Reddit marketing for agencies FAQ
Common questions from agencies adding Reddit to their services
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