Drop your niche
Type your product, target customer, or topic. One sentence is enough. We don't need a pitch deck.
SubredditAnalyzer finds the perfect time to post, maximizing your reach and engagement across 2,052+ founder-friendly subreddits.
Type your product, target customer, or topic. One sentence is enough. We don't need a pitch deck.
We scan engagement, mod strictness, posting rules, traffic patterns, and competitor activity across every relevant sub.
A scored leaderboard of where to post, what to post, when to post it, and which mods will perma-ban you for trying.
Member count is a vanity metric. We score active daily posters vs. lurkers so you don't post into a graveyard.
Banned 6 times? Same. We rate how aggressively each sub removes promo, self-posts, and founder content.
Heatmap of when YOUR people are scrolling. Tuesday 9am EST hits different than Friday 11pm.
Some subs allow links in posts. Some only in comments. Some shadow-ban you for breathing. We map it.
Who else is in your space is posting there? Are they crushing or getting crickets? Don't fight a losing battle.
We cross-reference posters across subs. Find the 3 communities your customer actually hangs in.
You found 6 subreddits for your product.
Want every sub's peak posting window? See plans below.
2,847 founders ran an analysis this month. The good ones already know where their next 10,000 users are scrolling.
See plans →All plans include full access to features. Scale based on your needs.
Great for initial exploration
Perfect for indie makers
For marketers & teams
For agencies & power users
“Saved me from getting nuked in r/startups for the 7th time. Found 4 subs I'd never even heard of that converted way better.”
“Ran my SaaS through this on a Tuesday. By Friday I had 1,200 signups from a sub with 8k members. Absurd ROI on a free tool.”
“The mod strictness score alone is worth paying for. Honestly criminal that this is free.”
“Was about to spend $400 on a Reddit growth course. Used this instead. Got better data in 90 seconds.”
Two years ago I launched a tiny B2B SaaS. I spent three weekends crafting “the perfect Reddit post” and got it deleted within 12 minutes. Different sub, same outcome. Then a temp ban. Then a permanent one.
I rebuilt my account, took notes on every sub I posted in, and made a spreadsheet. The spreadsheet became a script. The script became this.
Now founders use it 2,800+ times a month to skip the part where Reddit hates them. If that sounds useful, the input box is right at the top.
A subreddit analyzer is a tool that scans Reddit and ranks subreddits by how well they match a given product or idea — using engagement data, mod strictness, link policy, and historical posting outcomes. SubredditAnalyzer is a free subreddit analyzer built for founders who keep getting their posts deleted.
We crawl public Reddit data and score each sub on five axes: topical fit, engagement rate, mod strictness, link tolerance, and best posting window. The output is a ranked list with a single score per subreddit so you can pick the top 3 in seconds.
No. The tool reads public Reddit data — your account stays out of it. You only need an account when you actually go post.
We re-crawl every active sub at least once every 24 hours. Top subs every 6 hours. Mod activity and posting windows shift in near real time.
No. Mods see what Reddit shows them — a normal post from a normal account. We never touch your account or stamp anything on your posts.
Because the goal is to get you onto a paid plan once you see the value. One subreddit on the free tier is enough to prove the tool works — then upgrade to track the rest of your funnel.