Reddit Slack alerts, the second your keyword gets mentioned.
Add a keyword. We watch every post and comment on Reddit and ping your Slack channel the moment it comes up. No new dashboard, no inbox to dig through.
"our support inbox is a mess now the team's grown. can anyone recommend a help desk tool that isn't a nightmare to set up?"
→ Open the thread on Reddit
What lands in your Slack
One tidy message: the subreddit, the matched keyword and a link straight to the thread on Reddit. We keep it link-heavy so you can read it in context, decide if it’s worth a reply, and jump in while it’s live.
Right in the channel you watch
Lands in Slack, beside the work you’re already in. No new dashboard.
Posts and comments, all of Reddit
The “try X” reply usually hides in the comments. We watch both.
A fresh check every 5 minutes
You’re in the thread while it’s still live, not a day late.
A channel per keyword
Route each one where it belongs: private, shared, or one each.
Many keywords at once
Brand, competitor, “looking for a tool”. 15 to 250, by plan.
Searchable forever
Every ding stays in channel history, a search away when it turns into a lead.
Set up in two minutes, then forget it’s there
Connect Slack once, add a keyword, pick a channel. That’s the whole setup. After that it runs in the background, and the only time you hear from it is when there’s something worth hearing about.
- 1 Connect SlackAdd the app and approve it once.
- 2 Add a keywordYour brand, a competitor, a phrase.
- 3 Get the dingIn the channel you picked.
Fast enough to actually show up
We check Reddit every 5 minutes, so a keyword that appears at 9:02 is in your Slack by about 9:07. Early is the point: LLMs answer from Reddit, and being in the thread while it’s live and getting indexed is how you show up in what AI recommends.
How Reddit shapes AI answers →Slack delivery is on every plan, not an add-on. The match lands in the channel your team already has open, so someone can pick it up while the thread is live.
Slack alert questions, answered straight
Which Slack channel do the alerts go to?
Whichever you pick. Most people start with a private channel like #reddit-watch, then point busier keywords at a shared team channel. You can route a different channel per keyword.
Do I need to be a Slack admin to set this up?
You need someone who can add an app to the workspace. On a lot of workspaces that means an admin approves it once, and then anyone can use it. After that first approval, adding keywords needs no admin at all.
Does it watch Reddit posts or comments?
Both. Posts and comments, across Reddit. The buying-intent mentions often live in the comments, so watching only the original post would miss half of them.
How fast are the Slack alerts?
We check Reddit every 5 minutes. When your keyword shows up in a post or comment, the alert goes out to Slack on the next check, so it lands within minutes of the thread appearing.
Can I send alerts to more than one Slack workspace?
Yes. Connect each workspace you want, then route keywords to channels in either one. Handy if you run separate workspaces for different brands or clients.
Will subding post or reply on Reddit for me?
No. We are read-and-notify: we watch Reddit and ping your Slack when your keyword comes up, and we never post, reply or DM on Reddit for you. What you do next is your call.
How much do the Slack alerts cost?
Slack alerting is on every plan, from $19 a month. You choose how many keywords you track; every feature is the same on all three plans. There’s a 7-day free trial and no card to start.
Ding. Your keyword just came up.
Catch the Reddit thread in Slack while it’s still hot. Every feature’s on every plan, from $19 a month.
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