Crossed $300 MRR in 3 weeks (100% organic Reddit strategy)
Just hit a major milestone with Leado: $300 MRR in 21 days.
The craziest part? We spent $0 on ads.
We used Leado to market Leado.
The AI scans relevant subreddits for people asking "how to find leads" and other relevant keywords
It filters out the noise (low intent).
It drafts a solution-based comment.
It turns out, selling a solution to people who are actively looking for it is the highest ROI marketing channel there is.
Next stop: $1k MRR.
I would like to build something like this for my saas idea
Thanks for sharing
Thanks for sharing. Leado seems like a good tool to have.
Nice, currently building something similar myself, but it works across multiple platforms. Thanks for sharing, these types of apps are truly the future of sales for sure.
This is a really sharp way to frame it. Calling Twitter a treadmill and Reddit real estate instantly makes the idea click.
The insight about Reddit being a “database of answers” is spot on — everyone’s seen those old threads ranking above polished blog posts. Treating comments as compounding SEO assets instead of disposable social content feels like one of those obvious-in-hindsight shifts.
Also, respect for actually using your own product to get to $300 MRR. No hype, just meeting real intent with useful answers. Curious to see how far this compounds as those threads age.
This is insane, since I have used multiple reddit AI scanners, this one looks promising.
Great results! The "100% organic Reddit" approach resonates with me — I've been analyzing Twitter/Reddit discussions and noticed that authentic engagement consistently outperforms promotional content.
Quick question: how do you identify which subreddits have the highest intent buyers vs. just browsers? I'm curious if you've found patterns in user language that signal purchase readiness.
Congrats on the milestone. I'm still at $0 trying to figure out what my marketing channel is. What was the thought process of selecting reddit vs other platforms?
Congrats on the milestone.
What I find interesting here is not just the Reddit angle, but the intent filtering. Most people fail on Reddit because they spray comments everywhere instead of responding to real problems.
Curious: how much manual review do you still do before posting replies, or is it fully automated at this point?
Interesting to see that Reddit’s api is open after the LLM scraping issues it’s had. Nice update!
Congrats on the milestone! I'm also building an AI tool. Did you find Reddit or Twitter more effective for your first 10 users?