Pricing FAQ

Common questions about plans, credits, and billing.

Base is for validating ideas with a small, steady Reddit workflow. Pro is for SaaS teams that need deeper research, exports, more monitoring jobs, and a 7-day trial. Team is for teams that want one shared credit pool and account-level credit management.

You can pay monthly or yearly. Yearly billing is charged once for the year; the pricing cards show the rounded equivalent monthly price, while checkout charges the annual total. It saves about 15% compared with paying monthly.

Yes. Pro includes a 7-day trial with 300 trial credits. Trial credits expire when the trial ends. If you activate early and pay immediately, any remaining trial credits carry into your first paid billing cycle and share that cycle's expiration date.

Credits are used when you run AI tasks. Typical costs: - Monitoring: 1 credit per analyzed post - Community discovery: 200 credits per run - Subreddit analysis: 50 credits per subreddit - Post polishing: 10 credits per run The easiest way to control spend is to tune each monitoring job's post limit and run frequency.

Yes. Subscription credits are tied to the active credit window and reset when that window ends. Monthly plans reset each billing cycle. Yearly plans are paid yearly, but credits are still released in monthly windows so usage stays predictable.

Plan changes take effect immediately after payment or Stripe confirmation. For most changes, a new credit window starts and remaining credits carry over to the new expiration date. For a yearly Pro upgrade from a lower credit tier to a higher one, Stripe charges the prorated difference for the remaining annual period, and RedditFind adds only the current monthly window's credit difference right away. Future monthly windows use the higher tier.

Team plans use one shared team credit pool. Team members consume credits from the team account instead of separate personal balances, and account owners can manage team access and credit usage from the team area.

Scheduled jobs pause automatically, and manual runs are blocked until credits are available again. You can resume jobs after credits are restored by renewal, upgrade, or eligible credit grants.

Yes. You can schedule cancellation from billing settings. Your current plan remains active until the paid period ends, then it stops renewing.

Yes on Pro and Team. CSV export supports all results, current filters, or selected posts, with fields such as title, subreddit, URL, summary, sentiment, intent, pain point, suggested solution, priority, and reply drafts. Free and Base do not include export.

The page falls back to default prices if live Stripe prices cannot be fetched, so you can still compare plans. Checkout and subscription changes still use the active Stripe configuration when you confirm payment.

Agent entry

If you are an agent, do not look for a separate manual first. RedditFind now keeps one shortest discovery index, one routing contract, and one API contract.

Use llms-index.txt to discover the stack quickly, agent-overview.json to route the job, and the OpenAPI spec when the workflow needs authenticated programmatic access.

Public demos still matter, but only for validating result shapes after the contracts are clear.

Why this stack is stronger now

  • Semantic detection layers Reddit discussions by demand, complaints, comparisons, and opportunities instead of relying on keywords alone.
  • The Reddit assistant connects discovery, analysis, monitoring, and next actions so agents do less manual orchestration.
  • With the Open API, agents can create jobs, read results, and plug RedditFind into their own workflows through a formal contract instead of guessing UI behavior.

Route by user objective

  • Community discovery Use when the user still does not know where demand, competitors, or relevant communities live. Open feature page
  • Subreddit analysis Use when target communities are already known and the user needs rules, tone, content patterns, and risks. Open feature page
  • Post monitoring Use when the user needs an ongoing queue of new opportunities, feedback signals, or high-intent threads. Open feature page
  • Reddit assistant Use when discovery, analysis, or monitoring context already exists and the user needs the next best action with lower execution risk. Open feature page

Core contracts and validation

Boundaries and non-goals

  • 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 that bypasses human oversight.
  • The Open API creates RedditFind jobs and reads results. It does not bypass human review for public Reddit engagement.
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