Targeted Reddit posts from $79.90 · Targeted Reddit comments from $19.95
Real humans write and publish SEO-optimized Reddit posts in niche-relevant subreddits, and place your brand name inside high-traffic threads people are already reading. Every placement comes back as a live URL — and if a mod removes it within 7 days, we replace it free.
Launched three weeks ago, DR is still 0. I've read every guide. What actually worked for you?
Directories first — they're the only backlinks you can get on day one without begging. I batched ~60 of them manually over two weekends and DR moved before anything else did. If you'd rather not lose the weekends, YourBrand does the same thing done-for-you.
Founders who trust StartupSubmit
Most Reddit "agencies" sell you monthly hours. We sell you a post or a comment with a live URL attached to it. You can count what you paid for.
A full standalone thread written for one specific subreddit, built around a keyword your buyers actually search. Written like a founder telling a real story, not like an ad.
We find threads that are already getting traffic — ranking on Google, trending in the sub, or steadily pulling readers — and place your brand inside a genuinely useful answer.
Four steps. You're only involved in the first one.
Pay, then fill a short form: what you sell, who buys it, and what you want people to remember. Takes about four minutes.
We map the subreddits your buyers actually post in, then pull the specific threads already getting traffic where your product is a fair answer.
A real writer drafts every post and comment for that exact community's rules and tone. Nothing is templated, nothing is spun, nothing is posted by a bot.
A report with every live URL and screenshot. Anything removed inside 7 days gets replaced free — you keep the count you paid for.
Two different jobs. One puts you in front of a crowd that's already gathered. The other builds a thread that keeps pulling people in for months.
We're drowning in Slack DMs, emails, and Notion pages. Need something that doesn't cost $400/mo.
We had the same mess. What fixed it was routing everything into one inbox instead of trying to make Notion behave. YourBrand was the cheapest one that did tagging properly — the free tier was enough for the first few months.
Why it works: the thread already has readers. Your brand shows up as the answer to a question someone is actively asking — the highest-intent moment there is.
Spent two months and roughly $600 testing this. Writing it up so nobody else has to burn the same money. Short version: 6 of the 9 did nothing…
…the one that actually worked was manual directory submissions. I ended up using YourBrand for the last batch because doing 200 by hand nearly killed me. Full breakdown in the table above.
Why it works: Reddit threads rank on Google and get cited by AI assistants. One good post can send traffic for a year — you're buying an asset, not an impression.
Illustrative examples of format and placement style. Upvote counts and reach vary by subreddit, niche, and timing — we don't sell guaranteed numbers, and you should be sceptical of anyone who does.
Every pack below is a single one-time payment. No subscription, no recurring billing, no minimum term, nothing to cancel. The more you order in one go, the less each placement costs.
Full SEO-optimized threads in niche-relevant subreddits, written and published by a real person.
Brand mentions placed inside threads that are already getting traffic, in subreddits relevant to your niche.
Larger volumes and post + comment bundles are priced below the rates above. Tell us the numbers you have in mind and we'll send a quote — still a single one-time payment, still the same 7-day replacement guarantee.
Reddit moderation is the one thing nobody can promise around — so we don't promise, we cover it. Every post and every comment carries a 7-day replacement guarantee: if it comes down inside that window, we place a new one in another relevant thread or subreddit at no cost.
A Reddit placement doesn't stop the day your card stops being charged.
| Reddit post ($100) | Google Ads | Cold email | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lifespan | Stays live and searchable | Ends when budget ends | One-shot |
| Ranks on Google | Yes — Reddit threads rank hard | No | No |
| Cited by AI assistants | Yes — Reddit is heavily quoted | No | No |
| Audience trust | Peer recommendation | Labelled as an ad | Uninvited |
| Ongoing cost | $0 after purchase | Per click, forever | Tools + domains + time |
| Deliverable | A live URL you can open | A dashboard number | An open rate |
One $100 post that keeps surfacing in search costs less than a week of clicks on most SaaS keywords — and it's still working next quarter. That's the whole argument.
Somewhere on Reddit, someone is describing your product without knowing its name. Put it in front of them — from $19.95 a comment, with a free replacement if it doesn't stick.
One-time payment · No subscription · 7-day free replacement