FEATURES
Everything after the alert.
An alert is the easy part — F5Bot has done it free for nine years. These are the seven things that decide whether you answer the thread or read about it later.
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MONITORING
Every subreddit. Posts and comments. Every hour.
Most of what gets said about you is said in a comment three levels down a thread you were never tagged in. We read those too, and we tell you which ones are worth your afternoon.
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INTELLIGENCE
Sentiment that admits when it isn't sure.
Every label carries a confidence score, sarcasm is flagged rather than guessed at, and one click tells us we got it wrong. Corrections retrain your project, not somebody else's.
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INTELLIGENCE
Know before it's a thread you have to explain.
A spike is measured against your own normal, not a round number somebody picked. Fourteen mentions an hour matters when three is your average and means nothing when three hundred is.
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INTELLIGENCE
See which subreddits your competitor owns.
Share of voice per community, not one number for the whole internet. The interesting answer is almost always that they own one subreddit you have never posted in.
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REPLIES
A draft, the thread, the rules — then your click.
Nothing is ever posted without a human confirming a specific draft from their own connected account. Eight replies per account per day, on every tier including Enterprise.
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DELIVERY
The alert arrives where you already work.
Slack, Discord, email digests and signed webhooks, routed per rule. Nobody logs into a monitoring dashboard on a Saturday; they read the channel they are already in.
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PLATFORM
A real API on every plan, including free.
REST with rate limits by tier, an MCP server so your assistant can ask about your own mentions, and a straight answer about what the API will not return.
Start with the free plan and see your own mentions.
Three keywords, a real backfill and ten drafted replies a month. No card.