The only thing our pricing asks is how many keywords you want to track.

A word or phrase you want to hear about, up to 200 characters. That could be your brand, a competitor, a product name, or a phrase like “looking for a tool”. Each one you track counts as one against your plan.

Yes. Move up or down whenever you like and it takes effect straight away. If you drop to a smaller plan, you just trim your keyword list to fit.

7 days, no card. Point it at a keyword, watch what lands in your channel, then decide. Cancel before day seven and you pay nothing.

Remove one keyword to add another, or move up a plan. We never charge you surprise overage fees for going over.

No. You pay for keywords tracked, not people. Invite whoever needs to see the alerts and pipe them into a shared Slack or Discord channel at no extra cost.

Not yet. Monthly only for now, in USD through Stripe. We may add an annual option later once we have a few more customers to ask.

The trial is there so you try before you pay a penny, and you can cancel anytime. If something goes wrong on a paid month, get in touch and we will sort it out.

No. subding reads and notifies. You add a phrase, we keep an eye on Reddit for it, and you get a ping when it turns up. Nothing is ever posted, replied to or messaged in your name.

With subding, $19, $49 or $149 a month, and the only thing that changes between them is how many keywords you watch: fifteen, seventy-five or two hundred and fifty. There is no feature wall, no per-channel add-on and no annual lock-in. You pick a tier by the size of your watch list, start on a seven-day trial without a card, and pay monthly.

That depends on the plan you pick: fifteen keywords on the entry tier, seventy-five in the middle, and two hundred and fifty at the top. Keyword count is the one thing the price changes; every feature, channel and the five-minute checking loop are identical on all three, so you choose a tier by how big your watch list needs to be, nothing else.

Only as long as it takes to do the job, then not much longer. subding holds a matched post or comment briefly so it can build and deliver your alert, and stored content is cleared on a routine purge cycle rather than kept around. If something is deleted on Reddit, that deletion flows through to anything subding still holds. It is a notifier, not an archive, and the retention reflects that.