Linkeddit

What Is Linkeddit?

Linkeddit is a Reddit lead generation platform that helps SaaS founders and marketers find high-intent users discussing relevant problems and needs. Instead of manually searching subreddits, users get curated profiles with outreach context based on Reddit conversations.

Positioned as "AI-powered customer acquisition straight from Reddit discussions," Linkeddit enables warm prospecting with minimal noise.

How Linkeddit Works

Users enter their product description and target subreddits. Linkeddit’s AI scans Reddit continuously, surfacing:

• User profiles with buying signals
• Post links and content
• Relevance scores
• Suggested outreach messages

Everything is delivered via a dashboard or exportable files. It's an ongoing monitoring tool designed to fuel daily lead pipelines—not a one-time scan.

Linkeddit Features

• Real-time intent detection
• User enrichment and profiling
• Lead scoring with post context
• CSV exports for outreach
• Subreddit recommendations
• Alerts and dashboards

Differentiators:

• Uses semantic matching over keyword scraping
• Built with compliance in mind—no automation risks

Limitations:

• No automated outreach
• Lacks deep analytics or CRM integrations

Linkeddit Pricing

• Starts at $29/month
• Lifetime deals: $99–$199
• Includes a free trial, no free forever plan

Designed for solo founders and small teams ready to test Reddit as a lead channel.

Who Should Use Linkeddit?

Best for:

• SaaS founders building cold/warm outreach lists
• Recruiters or marketers in niche B2B verticals

Not ideal for:

• One-off lead seekers
• Agencies managing multiple clients

Limitations of Linkeddit

• Manual outreach required for each lead
• Occasionally surfaces off-topic matches
• Limited by Reddit rate limits during scans
• No built-in email or CRM tools