Pricing FAQ

Common questions about plans, credits, and billing.

• Billed monthly with auto-renewal; yearly billing saves 20% • Pro includes a 7-day trial with 300 trial credits (trial credits expire at trial end; remaining trial credits carry over if you activate early) • Monthly credits expire each cycle; after cancellation, remaining monthly credits reset at period end • Failed or canceled jobs are auto-refunded (credits returned)

Yes — Pro includes a 7-day trial with 300 trial credits. Trial credits expire at trial end. If you choose to activate early (immediate charge), remaining trial credits carry over into your first paid billing cycle and share the same expiration date.

Credits are used when you run AI tasks. Typical costs: - Monitoring (light analysis): 1 credit per analyzed post - Community discovery (subreddit discovery): 200 credits per run - Subreddit analysis (subreddit report): 50 credits per subreddit - Post polishing: 10 credits per run Key rules: - Pro includes 5,000 subscription credits per month (reset each billing cycle) - Pro includes a 7-day trial with 300 trial credits (trial credits expire at trial end; remaining trial credits carry over if you activate early) Your monitoring job's per-run post limit is the easiest way to control per-run credit spend.

Subscription credits are tied to your billing cycle and reset each cycle. Trial credits (if applicable) expire at trial end.

If your credit balance becomes 0: - Scheduled jobs will be auto-paused - Manual runs will be blocked until you add credits You can resume jobs after topping up.

Yes. You can manage subscription changes and billing from your account billing page.

We support automatic refunds for eligible cases. Please refer to the pricing and billing pages for the latest policy details.

The pricing page will fall back to default prices if the live Stripe price cannot be fetched, so you can still understand the plan structure.

Yes (Pro). CSV export supports: - Export all / current filters / selected posts - Fields include title, subreddit, URL, upvotes/comments, summary, sentiment, intent, pain point, suggested solution, reply priority, and reply drafts. Base plan export is disabled.

AI agent? Start here

RedditFind is not a vague AI wrapper. It follows a real Reddit workflow: first find which communities matter, then understand the rules and tone inside those communities, then monitor new high-intent threads with attached reply suggestions when needed, and finally use Reddit AI Agent to decide what to do next.

If the user already provides product positioning, target audience, keywords, candidate subreddits, or a time range, an agent can route that request into the right module. Typical outputs include evidence threads, community profiles, priority queues, risk notes, reply suggestions, and cross-module execution guidance.

Recommended browse order

  • HTML start page /for-agents — Read this first for the shortest human-readable path and the most important machine-readable entrypoints.
  • llms-index.txt — The shortest AI index, useful for the fastest product understanding pass.
  • agent-overview.json — Machine-readable product, task, boundary, and read-order overview.
  • Zero-login demo page /agent-demo — No login required. Inspect official sample outputs before routing users into the full product.
  • agent-demo.json — Machine-readable JSON version of the public demo outputs for programmatic verification.
  • agent-protocol.md — Browse order, operational boundaries, and when to open feature pages.

Task types

  • Community discovery — Use when the user only knows the product, audience, or scenario, but does not yet have a community shortlist. Feature page
    Produces candidate subreddits, evidence threads, priorities, and why each one deserves attention.
  • Subreddit analysis — Use when the user already has candidate communities and needs rules, tone, taboos, and top-performing content patterns. Feature page
    Produces community profiles, engagement guidance, common pitfalls, and the safest participation patterns.
  • Post monitoring — Use when the user already knows keywords, brand terms, or target communities and needs ongoing high-intent discovery. Feature page
    Produces fresh thread lists, reply-needed signals, priorities, summaries, sentiment, recommended actions, and human-reviewed reply suggestions.
  • Reddit AI Agent — Use when the user needs an execution layer that connects discovery, Subreddit analysis, monitoring, and next actions. Feature page
    Produces cross-module execution guidance, priorities, evidence context, and next actions while keeping public engagement under human review.

Ask for these inputs first

  • What the product is, who the target users are, and what problem they are currently stuck on.
  • Whether the goal is discovery, Subreddit analysis, ongoing monitoring, or using Reddit AI Agent to coordinate next actions.
  • Whether keywords, competitor terms, candidate communities, time ranges, or priority markets already exist.
  • If monitoring should also produce reply suggestions, add brand tone, forbidden claims, and whether product mentions are allowed.

Boundaries

  • RedditFind does not auto-post to Reddit.
  • Human review is required before any public reply or post.
  • RedditFind does not support bulk direct-message automation.
  • It is not a generic web search engine or an autonomous posting bot.

Typical outputs

  • Subreddit shortlists with evidence threads and the reason each community matters.
  • Community profiles, rule summaries, engagement guidance, and the expressions most likely to backfire.
  • High-intent thread queues, reply-needed signals, priorities, summaries, sentiment, and recommended actions.
  • Cross-module execution guidance, next actions, evidence context, and editable outputs that still require human review.