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Radar vs Subreddit Signals
Subreddit Signals is the other honest analog: selected communities, a prioritized feed, a comment builder, and an official line that they do not auto-post. You edit and post from your own account. Radar agrees on that last mile and then gets more opinionated — Help-only vs Pitch, founder disclosure, a weekly pitch cooldown. They also sell Pain Points Radar, competitor intel, Slack on Pro, and a $2,000/month managed service. Different extra rooms on the same hallway.
Radar is for
A founder with one or two products who wants drafts and will paste.
Subreddit Signals is for
Founders and lean teams who want a monitored feed in chosen subs, and agencies who might buy the managed layer.
I still paste every reply myself
I built Radar because Hunt plus a pasted reply on Reddit is how I actually reach people. I run it on ColorHer (photo restoration) and SHIP FM (startup radio). Radar never posts. I copy the draft, open the thread, and paste under my own name. Help-only when pitching would be spam. Founder disclosure when the product belongs in the reply.
I'm selling this because I can see it helping me get seen — and paid. OPs answer. People check the FM. A first customer showed up. I am not going to invent a round number for you.
The tools on this page that auto-post or buy accounts are a different job. I flinch at that, so Radar stops at the draft. I still paste by hand. That is the product.
The loop is public: @robsannazzaro on X.
What they have that we don't
Buyer-intent stages
Classification across intent stages, weekly lead tokens, voice profiles.
Pain Points + competitors
Pro adds recurring pain-point grouping and competitor intelligence.
Managed Reddit
A separate done-for-you offer they price from $2,000/month.
What Radar holds onto
Site-wide Mentions
Their core workflow watches communities you pick, not all of Reddit. Radar's name scan is site-wide.
Pitch vs Help-only mix
Their drafts are 'when a reply makes sense.' Ours include replies that never mention you.
Who posts
Subreddit Signals. You. They say so on the homepage. Draft, edit, post from your account.
Radar. You. Radar never connects Reddit.
Same last mile. Split on Hunt-vs-monitor, help-only, and whether you want a managed service.
Price
Starter $29/mo after a 14-day trial; Pro $59/mo. Card required for the trial. Managed service from $2,000/mo. From subredditsignals.com, Sep 2026.
Free means free: 10 copied replies, no card. Then €19/month flat, under their Starter. No managed-Reddit offer.
Their product changes. We read public pages on www.subredditsignals.com/ in September 2026 and did not sign up to every dashboard. If something here is stale, that is on us — email and we will fix it.
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