01 · describe
Describe your brand.
What you do, who it’s for, who you compete with, how you sound. Every draft is written from this, so it’s worth ten minutes.
competitors tracked
RedIntelli · Reddit lead discovery
RedIntelli watches Reddit for the threads that match your keywords, scores every one by buying intent, and hands you a draft worth posting. You stay the person who replies.
Why Reddit
When someone is close to buying, they don’t search for your landing page. They search for what other people think. That answer already exists in a thread, written by a stranger, and it will outrank you for years. The only way in is to be genuinely useful in that thread, before it goes cold.
Workflow
01 · describe
What you do, who it’s for, who you compete with, how you sound. Every draft is written from this, so it’s worth ten minutes.
competitors tracked
02 · watch
The phrases people type when they’re shopping. Competitor names pull the highest intent, so start there.
leads · avg score
03 · reply
Scored threads arrive with a draft attached. Claim one so nobody doubles up, edit it, post it, mark it replied.
draft
depends how many links you actually need. if it’s three or four, Linktree’s free tier is fine and you’re done. caveat that i work on Cueful so i’m biased…
intent · freshness · competitors · noise
every point tied to a named signal
claiming blocks the second
Scoring
A number you can’t interrogate is a number you can’t trust. Each lead carries the signals that produced it, so you can tell a real opportunity from a keyword coincidence without opening the thread.
Anyone found a decent alternative to Linktree?
r/NewTubers · 3h ago · 2 comments · matched “linktree alternative”
01 · what moved the score
02 · what the draft won’t do
03 · then it moves through your pipeline
For teams
Everyone works the same queue and can see who has picked up what. Claim a thread and your name sits on the card, so the rest of the team can spend their time on the threads nobody has answered yet. One person can draft while another reviews, and the whole team gets one clear voice in each conversation.
is Linktree Pro worth it or should I look elsewhere
r/Entrepreneur · 9h ago · 5 comments
Priya has this one. Three other threads are still open.
Everyone gets their own version on a lead, so saving yours never overwrites a teammate’s. Write a first pass, hand it over, let someone with more context sharpen it.
Marking a lead replied captures the link to the comment. The team can read what actually went out and see which drafts earned upvotes, so the next one starts better.
Owners and admins set up campaigns and invite the team. Members get the full queue to work, without anyone worrying they’ll delete a campaign by accident.
Questions
You search for the phrases buyers use when they are choosing between tools, not for your product name. Competitor comparisons ("linktree alternative"), problem statements, and myth questions surface people who are actively deciding. RedIntelli runs those searches on a schedule, scores each thread for buying intent, and files it in an inbox so you reply while the question is still open.
Self-promotion is allowed on Reddit, but undisclosed promotion is not, and most subreddits remove comments that read as advertising. The workable approach is to answer the question first, mention your product only when it genuinely fits, and disclose that you work there. RedIntelli drafts replies that follow those three rules by default.
No, and that is deliberate. Automated replies are why Reddit distrusts marketers. RedIntelli writes a draft in your brand voice and hands it to you to read, edit and post yourself. One comment that gets upvoted is worth more than a hundred that get removed.
Every thread gets a 0-100 score built from 23 signals: how closely it matches your keyword, whether the title shows buying intent, how recently it was posted, how many replies it already has, and whether it mentions a competitor. Each signal that moved the score is stored with the lead, so you can see exactly why a number is what it is.
It depends what you need. Free options like Reddit's own keyword alerts or F5Bot email you every keyword hit with no ranking, which is fine at low volume. Paid tools differ mainly in whether they rank threads by intent and whether they help you write the reply. RedIntelli scores and drafts; if you only want raw alerts, a free tool is enough.
Any of them. You add keywords rather than choosing communities, so a thread is found wherever it was posted, including small subreddits you would never think to monitor. You can pin an individual keyword to one subreddit when the phrase is ambiguous outside it.
Yes. Everyone in a workspace sees the same queue, and claiming a thread puts your name on the card so teammates move on to threads nobody has answered. Each person keeps their own draft on a lead, which means one person can write a first pass and another can sharpen it before it goes out.
It is free to start and does not ask for a card. You bring your own keywords and your own brand voice, and you can run a scan and read scored leads before deciding whether it earns a place in your workflow.
About
RedIntelli is a Reddit lead-discovery tool for marketing teams. It searches Reddit for public threads matching keywords you choose, scores each thread from 0 to 100 for buying intent, and drafts a reply in your brand's voice for you to review and post yourself. RedIntelli never posts to Reddit on your behalf.
Signing in with Google
Google Sign-In is one of three optional ways to log in, alongside a magic link and a password. We request only your basic profile and email address, and we use them for exactly two things: to identify your account, and to show your name to teammates in your workspace.
We do not request or access Gmail, Drive, Calendar, or any other Google service, and we never sell your data. Our use of information received from Google APIs follows the Google API Services User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements.