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Short answers to the questions that come up most: automation, accuracy, volume, sources, and what happens to your data.

Will it post for me? No, and it never will. You copy the draft, edit it, and post it yourself. See Security and privacy for why that boundary is absolute.

How is this different from a keyword alert? A keyword alert tells you a word appeared. It cannot distinguish someone shopping for a solution from someone venting about a problem they solved last year. Scoring for intent is the entire product — most of what is ingested never reaches your feed.

How many leads should I expect? A handful of genuinely high-intent conversations a week in an active niche. If you are seeing hundreds, the monitor is too broad and the floor is too low.

Do I need to know which subreddits to watch? No. They are suggested from your product description, and you refine them from real results.

Do you support Discord, X or LinkedIn? Not yet. Reddit is where this problem is worth solving first, and one source done properly beats four half-built integrations. The ingestion layer was built so a second source can be added without changing how the product works.

Can my team share a workspace? Yes. Leads are shared work items, so two people never reply to the same thread by accident. Growth includes unlimited members.

Is there a free plan? Yes — one monitor, twenty-five scored leads a month, a weekly digest, no card.

Is Rederva reading Reddit right now? Yes. Your monitors are checked on a schedule and the threads in your feed are real Reddit posts, scored when they were found.

Rederva reads them through a third-party social data provider rather than directly from Reddit, because Reddit requires a commercial agreement for a product like this and ours has not been granted yet. Only public posts are read — nothing that needs an account to see. The security page explains that arrangement in full.

The public demo still runs on a fixed dataset, so anyone can see how the product works without signing up. That is the demo only; your own feed is live.