Reddit growth co-pilot

Your first customers are already on Reddit.

Warmstart gives you one clear task a day, from warming up a cold account to your first paying customers, and checks every post against the rules that get founders banned. No ad budget required.

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Answer real questions in your target subs. No links, no pitch. Just be the most useful reply in the thread.

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  1. Set up
    Day 0
  2. Warm up
    Days 1–14
  3. Scout subs
    Days 1–3
  4. 4Earn trust
    Days 3–14
  5. 5Launch
    Week 2–3
  6. 6Grow
    Week 3+

↑ the actual product: one task today, and where you are on the journey

$1,495/mo

where Reddit marketing agencies start, on six-month contracts

1 in 5

Reddit posts get removed. Cold promotion from new accounts fares far worse

$0

where Warmstart starts. A month of the paid plan costs what an agency charges for a day

The method

Six phases, one task a day

The phases overlap where the playbook allows: you scout subreddits while the account warms up, and the comments that build karma also build local trust. With an established account, the first launch post can go out in week one.

  1. 01

    Set up

    One real account, yours, not a fresh one per product. Profile and bio set so your profile sells while you comment.

    Day 0
  2. 02

    Warm up

    A day-by-day tracker out of Reddit's auto-filter kill zone. Established account? A one-minute checklist and you skip ahead.

    Days 1–14
  3. 03

    Scout subreddits

    Real subreddits where your buyers spend time, with member counts and each sub's self-promo rules. Picked by intent, not size.

    Days 1–3
  4. 04

    Earn trust

    A daily quota of genuinely helpful comments, tracked per subreddit. The same comments build karma and local goodwill at once.

    Days 3–14
  5. 05

    Launch

    A story post that doesn't read like an ad, checked against every rule that gets founders removed before you press post.

    Week 2–3
  6. 06

    Grow

    One subreddit a day on rotation, keyword alerts answered while threads are hot, and results logged so you double down on what works.

    Week 3+

The product

Built to keep you off the mod queue

Everything the playbook demands is enforced by the product, so nothing gets forgotten on day nine of a fourteen-day plan.

Anti-ban pre-flight
Every draft is scored 0 to 100 against the patterns that get posts removed: a pitch in the headline, links placed too early, marketing language, machine-written tells.
Warm-up tracker
Fourteen days, tracked daily, with writing help for comments and bios. Gets a cold account past the karma gates most subreddits enforce silently.
Subreddit scout
Live data from Reddit: members, rules, self-promo policy. Plus a seven-day rotation so no single sub gets hammered.
Trust engine
Daily comment quotas and per-sub counts. Around ten real contributions in a subreddit before your first link there.
Mention radar
Keyword alerts on your product, competitors and problem phrases. Threads go cold after 48 hours; Warmstart tells you which ones are still worth answering.
Promo-ratio meter
Reddit judges the share of self-promotion across your whole history. Warmstart keeps you under the 10% line without you doing the math.

01 — A coach, not a bot

Warmstart never posts for you.

Reddit's systems now catch roughly 25,000 automated marketing posts every day, and reply-bots get their customers banned. Warmstart takes the opposite bet: it plans, drafts with you and checks your work, but a human presses post. That's what survives.

02 — No kill switch

The biggest Reddit tool died in 2025. We took notes.

When Reddit revoked commercial data access, the category leader shut down overnight. Warmstart's core runs without Reddit's commercial API: the journey, the coaching, the pre-flight, the mention workflow. Your growth system shouldn't depend on someone else's licensing decision.

Pricing

A month of Warmstart costs what an agency costs in a day

Reddit agencies start at $1,495 a month on six-month contracts. Early users get founding prices, locked in for as long as they stay subscribed. Annual billing takes 20% off.

Free
$0forever
Projects
1
AI actions
10 total
AI drafting & comment help
Limited
Anti-ban pre-flight
Included
Mention radar & keywords
Manual only
Email nudges
Support
Community
Start free
Profounding price
$29$49per month
Projects
3
AI actions
200 / mo
AI drafting & comment help
Included
Anti-ban pre-flight
Included
Mention radar & keywords
Included
Email nudges
Included
Support
Standard
Get founding price
Scalefounding price
$99$149per month
Projects
Unlimited
AI actions
1,000 / mo
AI drafting & comment help
Premium models
Anti-ban pre-flight
Included
Mention radar & keywords
Included
Email nudges
Included
Support
Priority
Choose Scale

Launching once? A one-off Launch Pass gives you 90 days of everything in Scale for $149, no subscription and no card on file afterwards. AI usage is capped per plan so every tier stays sustainable; there are no overage charges.

Questions

Asked before buying, answered without spin

Will this actually get me customers?

An honest answer: Reddit is the best-odds free channel for a first batch of customers. Communities rank first or second in every founder survey, while cold email averages a 0.45% reply rate. It still takes 30 to 60 minutes a day of real participation, and results tend to arrive as spikes rather than a steady drip. Most people who fail on Reddit fail by breaking rules this product is built to enforce.

Is this against Reddit's rules?

No, and that's the whole design. Warmstart never posts, votes or comments for you. It coaches you to do what Reddit's guidelines actually ask for: genuine participation, disclosure, and self-promotion kept under roughly 10% of your activity. Automation bots are what get banned.

I sell physical products, not software. Does it apply?

Yes. The method is product-agnostic: warm up, find the niche subreddits, be useful, tell honest stories with real numbers. Physical products often do better, because hobby communities actively want recommendations from makers who show up honestly.

What if Reddit cuts off API access, like it did to other tools?

Very little changes. The largest Reddit research tool shut down in 2025 when Reddit revoked its data access. Warmstart was built after that lesson: the journey, the coaching, the pre-flight checks and the mention workflow all run without Reddit's commercial API.

How should I think about the price?

Compare it to what getting this done actually costs: Reddit agencies start at $1,495 a month, done-for-you services run $700 to $2,000, and a single acquired customer usually covers a year of Pro. A month of Warmstart costs about what an agency costs in a day. Founding users lock their price in for as long as they stay subscribed, and AI usage is capped per plan so there are never overage surprises.

Day 0 starts whenever you do.

Set up the account today, warm up this week, launch within the month. One clear task a day.

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Warmstart — get your first customers on Reddit, without ads or bans