Reddit done by people who live on Reddit
Most Reddit vendors sell volume. We sell being the brand people vouch for, and we run it like the brand risk it is.
Native Redditors and moderators
The people on your account live on Reddit and moderate communities themselves. They know what gets upvoted, what gets removed and what your brand is worth.
We measure before we advise
Our own research on astroturfing (16,644 comments) and enforcement (442 accounts) shapes every plan. We show you the data, not a hunch.
No astroturfing, in writing
No farmed or bought accounts, no vote games, no undisclosed seeding. Compliance with the FTC's fake-review rule goes into the contract, with audit rights.
You own everything
Every account and community we build is yours. If we stop working together, it all stays with you.
Governance your legal team can sign
Voice, claims, disclosure wording and approval flows agreed before launch. NDA before the first call if you want it.
Senior-led, small roster
The founder is on every account. That's why we take on 2 new programs per quarter.
What you're actually buying
Volume vendors sell posts. AI search agencies sell citations. We sell what makes both happen: being trusted.
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| Feature | Intent Shark | Volume vendors | AI search agencies | In-house from scratch |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| What you're buying | Trust and pipeline | Posts and mentions | AI citations | Time to learn |
| Real, named accounts | Varies | |||
| You own the accounts and community | ||||
| Built for Reddit's 2026 enforcement | Built for it | Rarely | Trial and error | |
| Every community's rules reviewed | Basic | |||
| Approval flow for legal and comms | Varies | |||
| Handles negative threads | Risky | |||
| Executive reporting | Volume counts | Citations only |
Questions buyers ask us
Will our brand account get banned?
It can happen. We've seen brands banned even with openly disclosed accounts, and anyone who promises zero risk on Reddit is selling. What cuts the risk: a real, named person behind every account, verified brand accounts, going only where brands are welcome and following each community's rules.
Is astroturfing on Reddit actually illegal?
In the US, much of it is. The FTC's rule on fake reviews and testimonials (16 CFR Part 465) has applied since October 2024, and brands can be responsible for what their agencies do. We put compliance and audit rights in the contract.
Who owns the accounts and the community?
You do. Always.
How do you measure it?
The first two weeks set a baseline. Every month you get threads where you're quoted as the solution, share of voice against competitors, sentiment, visibility in AI answers for your prompts, referral traffic and conversations your sales team can trace.
What does it cost?
Category consulting is $750 for one hour. Strategy and programs are scoped to your category and quoted after a free strategy call.
We don't have a community manager. Is that a problem?
It's usually why teams call us. We can run the program, or write the plan so your team can run it.
Let's work togetherReddit decides
Tell us about your brand. We'll show you where your buyers talk on Reddit and what it would take to win those threads.