I built a tool that finds your next customers on Reddit using AI

I was spending hours every day manually searching Reddit for potential customers. Checking subreddits, reading through posts, trying to figure out which conversations were actually relevant to my product. Most weren't.

So I built LeadsFromURL.

What it does:

You paste your website URL (or just describe what you sell). The AI analyzes your product, figures out what problems you solve, then scans Reddit for active conversations where people are expressing those exact pain points. Every lead gets scored by buyer intent - not just keyword matches.

What I learned building it:

- Keyword matching alone is terrible for lead gen. Someone saying "I need a virtual assistant" and someone saying "virtual assistants are overrated" both match the keyword but have completely different intent.

- Multi-stage AI pipeline matters. First pass filters obvious noise, second pass scores intent, third pass ranks and deduplicates. Cuts false positives by ~80%.

- Reddit's community norms matter. Nobody wants to be spammed. The tool includes a Karma Builder so you can build community trust before reaching out.

Current state:

- Live at https://leadsfromurl.com

- Pricing: $9.90/mo starter (7-day free trial), up to $99.90/mo for agencies

- Reddit-focused for now, more platforms on the roadmap

Would love feedback from the IH community. What would you want to see added?