Reddit brand monitoring for every thread that names you.

It is keeping watch on Reddit for your brand name and the phrases tied to it, then hearing about a thread the moment it appears. People praise you, complain about you and ask whether you are any good, and most of it happens without a tag or a link. subding reads posts and comments every 5 minutes and sends the thread to Slack, Discord, email or a webhook, so you can read the room and reply as a person.

That is the whole point of it. We match the words you give us wherever they land on Reddit, so a thread that spells your name in passing still trips the alert. Most reputation talk is exactly this: someone naming you in a reply, never expecting you to be reading. You get the ping either way.

Both, right across Reddit. A complaint or a recommendation about your brand is usually a reply a few levels down, not the headline of the thread, so watching only the opening post would miss most of what gets said about you. We read the comments too and flag the one that names you.

The read runs on a fixed 5-minute loop, so the alert goes out on the next pass after your keyword shows up. That is early enough to answer while the thread is live and getting indexed, rather than a week later once the tone has already set and the search result is baked in.

Pick Slack, Discord, email or a webhook, and feel free to run a few together. Slack and Discord carry the full post and a link back, email sends a short excerpt with nothing bolted on, and the webhook ships the whole JSON so a mention can flow into Zapier, Make, n8n or your own tooling.

No. subding reads Reddit and notifies you, and that is where it stops. We never post, comment, upvote or DM on your behalf, and we make no promise about how a thread ranks. We surface the mention and hand it over, so stepping in stays a job for a person who can read the tone.

Plans are $19, $49 and $149 a month, and the only thing that moves between them is the keyword count: 15, 75 or 250. Every feature is identical on all three, so a small brand and a busy one get the same alerts, just at a different keyword ceiling.

Seven days, and no card to begin. Add your brand name, a couple of misspellings and a product line, then watch what the first week surfaces before you decide. You can cancel whenever you like.

Set your keywords up before launch day, not after, so you catch the very first reactions. Track your product and brand names, the category terms people will use to describe it, and the rivals you will be compared to. Then route the alerts somewhere the launch team watches, and you hear every question, bit of praise and comparison on Reddit while it is still live enough to answer.

Catch the complaint early, reply as a real person who says who they are, address the actual problem rather than the tone, and move the fiddly details to a private message once you have shown willing in public. The hard part is hearing the thread in time, which is what subding handles: it finds the complaint within minutes so a calm, human reply can be the first thing the next reader sees.