Turn Reddit into a growth channel.
Reddit is where people compare, ask and decide what to buy.
Hubbub finds those conversations and helps you show up in them.
Free for 7 days, no card · Plans from $19 a month
Hubbub reads every new post in your communities.
Every hour, across the subreddits where your buyers talk shop.
- How do you decide what goes on the roadmap?r/ProductManagement · 4m
- Anyone else see churn jump after a price change?r/SaaS · 9m
- Is there a tool that turns support tickets into a roadmap?r/SaaS · 12m
- What's in your onboarding checklist for B2B customers?r/CustomerSuccess · 16m
Your buyers are already asking.
Every day, people ask Reddit what to use and what to switch to.
Reddit, run like a channel.
Know where to show up, show up well, and see what it brings in.
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Map your market
Hubbub learns your product, your competitors and how buyers describe the problem.
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Listen where it matters
Every hour, across your communities, it catches questions, mentions and competitors.
- 3
Show up where it counts
The threads worth joining, replies and posts in your voice, with each community's rules checked.
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See what it brings in
Mentions, share of voice, leads and pipeline, in one place.
Ask Hubbub about your Reddit go-to-market.
Where to launch, what people say about you versus competitors, which threads are worth joining this week. It answers from live Reddit data, then does the work.
Start with r/SideProject, then r/indiehackers. In r/SaaS, lead with what you learned and mention Plotline only where it helps.
People like Plotline's Intercom import. Fernway still wins on integrations, but most threads about it this month are about the price rise.
Three are worth your time. The first one asks for exactly what Plotline does.
200 tickets a week in Intercom. Tried Fernway, found it too heavy.
The price rise pushed them to look. Wants something lighter.
r/SaaS allows promotion only when it's relevant and helpful, so this one leads with the lesson.
For two years our roadmap followed whoever shouted loudest. Here's the tagging system that fixed it, and what six months of tickets told us. (I'm one of the founders of Plotline.)
$38,400 a year in new deals, 6 of them, mostly from r/SaaS threads about feedback tools.
One place for all your Reddit work.
Threads, mentions, communities, posts and pipeline live in one app, and Ask Hubbub can work with all of them.
Answer the people looking for a product like yours.
People ask for tools, alternatives and recommendations every day. Hubbub scores each thread, sums it up in a line and drafts your reply.
- An intent score on every thread
- Who's asking and why, in one line
- A drafted reply, then Copy & open thread or Mark as replied
We had the same problem at around 150 tickets a week. What fixed it: tag every ticket with the feature it asks for, then review the tags weekly, so the roadmap follows demand instead of the loudest customer. Plotline does that grouping automatically from Intercom, if you'd rather not keep a spreadsheet. Happy to share our tag setup either way. (I'm one of the founders of Plotline.)
Know how you compare, thread by thread.
Hubbub tracks every mention of you and your competitors across your communities, every hour.
- Your mentions and your competitors' in one stream
- Sentiment on every mention
- Share of voice, week by week
Know where to launch, and how.
See how big and busy each subreddit is, and what it allows for launches and self-promotion, before you post a word.
- Members and posts per day for each community
- Launch and self-promotion rules at a glance
- Each community's rules in plain English
- Mention your product when it's relevant and genuinely helpful.
- No unsolicited direct sales.
- Lead with what you learned, not the pitch.
One launch post, adapted for every subreddit.
Write your post once. Hubbub rewrites it for each community and shows the removal risk before you publish.
- A version for each subreddit's rules and tone
- Removal risk for each version
- Your disclosure added where a community asks for it
For two years our roadmap followed whoever shouted loudest. Here's the tagging system that fixed it, and what six months of tickets told us about what customers actually want. (I'm one of the founders of Plotline.)
- Fits the r/SaaS rules
- Disclosure included
- No ad-speak
- Not a repeat of an earlier post
See what Reddit brings in.
Every conversation moves from the first reply to a meeting and a deal, so you know which communities pay.
- Spotted, Replied, Talking, Meeting, Won
- A deal value on every lead
- Pipeline and revenue from Reddit, by quarter
For founders, growth teams and agencies.
Here's the kind of thread Hubbub finds for each of them.
Founders
Launch where your users already talk, and find your first ones in the threads where they ask for a tool like yours.
Growth and product marketing
Run Reddit as a channel: where you're mentioned, how you compare, and which threads to join.
Agencies
Run Reddit for every client from one place, each with its own product, voice and communities.
How Hubbub compares.
The other ways teams work Reddit, and what each one leaves to you.
Finds the right conversations, not just keywords
- Searching by hand
- Partly. If you read everything
- Keyword alerts
- No. Matches words
- Auto-posting bots
- No. Matches words
- Hubbub
- Yes. Reads each post for intent
Reads whole communities
- Searching by hand
- Partly. What you have time for
- Keyword alerts
- No. Only posts with your words
- Auto-posting bots
- Partly. Varies
- Hubbub
- Yes. Every new post, every hour
Replies and posts in your voice
- Searching by hand
- Partly. You write each one
- Keyword alerts
- No.
- Auto-posting bots
- No. Generic, posted for you
- Hubbub
- Yes. Drafted for you to approve
Tells you what's working
- Searching by hand
- No. Guesswork
- Keyword alerts
- No.
- Auto-posting bots
- No. Post counts
- Hubbub
- Yes. Mentions and share of voice
Tracks results to pipeline
- Searching by hand
- No. A spreadsheet at best
- Keyword alerts
- No.
- Auto-posting bots
- No.
- Hubbub
- Yes. From first reply to a signed deal
Free for 7 days. No card.
Every plan has everything in Hubbub. Pick by how many products, communities and people you bring.
To get going
- 1 workspace
- 5 communities
- 50 AI drafts a month
- 1 seat
- 1 Reddit account
For a solo founder
- 1 workspace
- 10 communities
- 150 AI drafts a month
- 1 seat
- 1 Reddit account
For a small team
- 3 workspaces
- 25 communities each
- 600 AI drafts a month
- 3 seats
- 3 Reddit accounts
For agencies
- 10 workspaces
- 25 communities each
- 2,000 AI drafts a month
- 10 seats
- 10 Reddit accounts
- Ask Hubbub, the AI chat
- Threads worth joining, with drafted replies
- Your mentions and your competitors'
- Launch and self-promotion rules for each community
- Posts adapted for each subreddit
- Pipeline and deal tracking
- The Hubbub Connect browser extension
- Your team, in one workspace
From $1,000 a month. We run Reddit with your team: communities, replies and launches.
Free for 7 days, no card: 1 workspace, 5 communities and 10 AI drafts. Then pick a plan, billed monthly. Cancel anytime. Prices include tax.
Does Hubbub post for me?
No. You approve every reply and it's posted from your own Reddit account. With the Hubbub Connect browser extension, that's one click. Nothing is ever posted from our servers.
What is Ask Hubbub?
Ask Hubbub is the AI chat built into Hubbub. Ask it about your Reddit go-to-market in plain English: where to launch, what people say about you versus competitors, which threads are worth joining this week, or how much pipeline Reddit brought in. It answers from live Reddit data, then does the work, like drafting a reply or a launch post for you to review. It never posts for you.
Do I need Reddit API access?
No. There's nothing to apply for and nothing to set up.
How fresh are the leads?
Hubbub checks for new posts every hour, so you usually see a thread within an hour of it being posted.
Who is it for?
Companies that want Reddit in their go-to-market: SaaS and product founders launching and finding their first users, growth and product-marketing teams running Reddit as a channel, and agencies running Reddit for their clients.
What does it cost?
Plans start at $19 a month (Basic), then Starter at $49, Growth at $149 and Agency at $399. Every plan has everything in Hubbub. You get 7 days free with no card, and you can cancel anytime.