Ready to buyLooking for a solutionr/smallbusiness · 2h ago · 14 comments
Looking for a simple CRM for a 3-person sales team
We've outgrown spreadsheets. Need something that tracks follow-ups and doesn't cost $100 a seat. What are you all using?
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FAQ
How does the Reddit Lead Finder work?
Enter what you sell as a few keywords. We search recent posts across the 100+ startup, SaaS and marketing communities we monitor (or only the subreddits you choose), score each one for buyer intent (people asking for a recommendation, an alternative, or how to solve a problem you fix), and rank the highest-intent posts first.
Are these real Reddit posts?
Yes. Every result is a real post from the last three weeks, with a direct link so you can read the full thread and reply or DM the author yourself.
Not sure which subreddits to search?
Use the AI Subreddit Recommender first: describe your product and it returns the communities where your buyers gather, then hands them straight to this tool.
What is buyer intent?
A post has buyer intent when the author is actively looking for a solution: "anyone recommend a tool for X", "alternative to Y", "how do I deal with Z". Those people are far more likely to reply than someone just venting, so we surface them first.
How is this different from doing it by hand?
This is a free taste of what OneUp Today does automatically: it watches your subreddits 24/7, surfaces high-intent posts the moment they appear, drafts a personalized DM in your voice, and tracks every message through to a paying customer.