Hi Product Hunt!

A few weeks ago, I was a frustrated solo dev. I got banned on Reddit twice while trying to find leads for my SaaS. My IP was blacklisted, and my bots were dead.

But that failure led to a realization: Keywords are noise. Intent is gold.

Traditional tools flood you with every mention of a word. Track "CRM" and you get 99% memes and news. I decided to stop building a "scraper" and started building an AI Brain.

Reddit is a goldmine for SaaS leads, but let s be real: manual scrolling is a trap.

We ve all been there finding a perfect thread 3 days too late, or wasting hours on noise that never converts.

That s why we built RedLeads.

As you can see in the screenshot, our AI doesn't just "find keywords" it scores INTENT.

Hey Product Hunt community!

Most people think Reddit lead generation is just about tracking keywords like "SaaS" or "Marketing."

They are wrong.

Keywords are just noise. A person saying "I'm building a SaaS" is a distraction. A person saying "I'm losing $10k a month because my CRM is failing" is a high-intent lead.

Hey Product Hunt!

Since I started building RedLeads AI, people keep asking me: "Is there really any money on Reddit? Isn't it just for memes and venting?"

So, I ran our engine through a few specialized subreddits yesterday to find users with "Hair-on-fire" problems the kind that lead to immediate B2B sales.

Here are 3 "Whale" leads we found. No keywords, just pure AI intent analysis:

Hey Product Hunt community!

We ve all been on both sides of the "Cold Outreach" nightmare.

As founders/marketers, we spend hours scouring subreddits for potential users. As users, we get flooded with low-effort, "I see you're interested in X" DMs that feel like spam.

I ve been obsessed with a question lately: Why is finding customers on Reddit still so manual and "noisy"?