Use case · Sales

Find people on Reddit who already have the problem you solve

To find Reddit leads with AI agents, install the Find Qualified Reddit Leads team in Brainwrite and connect Reddit. Each weekday morning, Scout searches only the communities you approve, scores posts against your ideal customer profile, and returns up to 15 qualified leads with evidence. Relay drafts a helpful reply for each. Nothing is posted automatically.

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Reddit leads

Every weekday, look in r/smallbusiness and r/Entrepreneur for posts from the past week where agency owners struggle to turn client calls into project briefs. Keep only strong fits, and draft a helpful reply for each one.

Your Chief of Staff put a team on it

Atlas· Scout, Lead Researcher
Sage· Relay, Helpful Outreach Writer

6 qualified leads from 140 posts scanned in 2 approved subreddits
Fit 5, intent 4: agency owner asking how to stop rewriting call notes into briefs (posted 2 days ago)
Rejected 9 as promotional, 4 as older than the date window
6 reply drafts ready, each waiting for your approval before anything is posted

DoneSaved as a routine: Weekdays at 9:00. It starts paused until you turn it on.

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The job

Doing it yourself, and handing it off.

Doing it yourself

Reddit is full of people describing the exact problem your product solves, in their own words. Finding them by hand means keyword searches across a dozen subreddits, scrolling past stale threads and promotional posts, and judging each one against who you actually sell to. Then you need a reply that helps first and respects the community's rules. Done daily, it eats a morning. Done weekly, the threads have gone cold.

What the team does

Search approved subreddits for recent posts that match your problem signals
Score each post for fit and intent and explain the score
Drop promotional posts, stale threads, and anything that depends on sensitive personal data
Draft a context-first reply that offers something useful before the product

What waits for you

Whether to reply at all, and on which thread
Every post or private message, which goes out only after your approval
Which subreddits and ICP the scan uses

See it in the app

What it looks like in Brainwrite.

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A routine run's receipt expanded: 3 steps (list_threads, session_search, list_routines) above Juno's dated daily briefing.

The team

Who's on it.

Your Chief of Staff picks the specialists the job needs. Each has its own role, instructions, model, and app access.

AtlasIllustrated example
Scout, Lead Researcher
Searches only approved communities and date ranges, keeps the source URL and the person's wording, and scores fit and intent on a 1 to 5 scale. Rejects promotional posts, stale threads, and weak keyword matches.
SageIllustrated example
Relay, Helpful Outreach Writer
Turns a qualified post into one useful reply or follow-up that leads with the person's problem, discloses affiliation when relevant, and matches the community's norms.

How it runs

A run, step by step.

01
Install and connect
Add the team from the team library and connect Reddit. Google Sheets is optional if you want leads tracked in a sheet.
02
Define who you want
Give Scout your ICP, the subreddits to search, the problem signals, exclusions, and a recent date window. It asks for these instead of running a broad scan.
03
Read the morning list
Weekdays at 9:00, Scout returns at most 15 leads, each with URL, date, quoted evidence, fit and intent scores, and confidence.
04
Choose what to post
Relay drafts one reply per qualified lead. You decide which ones to post, and where.

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What you'll connect

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FAQ

Questions about Reddit leads

Is using AI to find Reddit leads spammy?

That depends on what gets posted. This team finds and drafts; it never posts or messages anyone by itself. Relay is told to lead with the person's problem, disclose your affiliation when relevant, follow each community's norms, and never invent familiarity, results, or urgency. You choose which replies go out.

How many leads does it return?

The weekday routine returns at most 15 qualified leads per run, ranked by fit and intent. It can return fewer, because Scout drops weak keyword matches, stale threads, promotional posts, and requests outside your offer. Each lead comes with its source, quoted evidence, and a reason, so you can see why it made the list.

Can it post replies for me?

Only with your approval for that message and that destination. The team's instructions are draft-only, and posting through the Reddit connected app goes through Brainwrite's approval cards. Reddit connects through Composio with OAuth in your browser, and the tokens never appear in prompts.

Does it search X (Twitter) too?

No. The team is scoped to Reddit, and X (Twitter) is not available as a connected app in Brainwrite because X does not offer the shared sign-in other services use. You could point another bot at other public sources, but you would set up its scope and rules yourself.

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