
Building RedSeek — Find warm B2B leads on Reddit before they disappear.
The Problem Sales teams waste time on cold email (2% response rates) while potential customers actively post about their problems on Reddit. Manual Reddit prospecting works—60% response rates—but takes hours to find just 10 qualified leads. There's no systematic way to monitor Reddit for buying intent at scale. What I'm Thinking of Building RedSeek monitors high-intent subreddits (r/marketing, r/sales, r/entrepreneur, industry-specific communities) for keywords like 'struggling with,' 'anyone know a tool,' and 'looking for solution.' It surfaces warm prospects in real-time with their Reddit profile, exact problem they posted, and direct link to their post. Sales teams can export leads, enrich contact info, and reach out while intent is hot—no scraping, fully API-compliant. Who It's For B2B SaaS founders, GTM managers, and sales development reps at 5-50 person companies in agencies, tech, and services industries. Also: agencies that resell qualified lead lists. Key Features (Planned) Re
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