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Your prospects ignored your LinkedIn DM. They'll answer on Reddit.

Subreach gives SDRs a Reddit prospecting workflow: intent signals, native replies, and DM sequences that get 3-5x the LinkedIn reply rate.

  • 24% reply rate
    on Reddit DMs
    Versus 1-3% on cold LinkedIn or email outbound
  • 6 meetings
    booked per rep per month
    Net new pipeline sourced exclusively from Reddit prospecting
  • 23 min
    from queue to first DM
    Median time SDRs spend on Subreach before standup
The problem

LinkedIn reply rates are at 1%. Your quota didn't drop.

  • 01

    Buyers have inbox PTSD from 200 SDRs pitching the same Apollo list this quarter. Your perfectly personalized message is the 47th identical opener they got before lunch.

  • 02

    Reddit threads in r/sales and r/RevOps are full of buying intent ('switching from Outreach', 'Gong is too expensive') but mass DMs from a 0-karma account get you banned by Wednesday.

  • 03

    No CRM understands Reddit usernames, karma, or thread context. Salesforce shows 'unknown contact' when the prospect just complained about your competitor in a 200-comment thread.

WHAT YOU GET

Outbound where buyers actually post about their problems

Reddit-native prospecting tools built for reps who need to hit number, not learn a new platform from scratch.

  • 01

    Buying-intent signal scoring

    Threads ranked by purchase signals like 'switching software', 'frustration with [competitor]', 'hiring for [role]', or 'budget approved'. Each post gets an intent score, ICP fit score, and a one-line summary, so you triage 18 threads in 4 minutes.

  • 02

    DM sequences with guardrails

    Multi-step DMs with randomized delays between 6 and 48 hours, dynamic personalization pulled from the prospect's post history, and auto-pause on reply. Every step routes through pacing rules so reps never trip a subreddit's anti-spam filter.

  • 03

    Reply suggestions in your voice

    Comment first, DM second. Subreach drafts thread-aware replies that warm prospects with a real take on their problem before you ask for time. The draft references the prospect's own words, not a generic value prop you copy-pasted from your sequencer.

  • 04

    Reddit-native CRM

    Chrome overlay shows account history, deal stage, prior DMs, karma, and your own notes the moment you land on a username or thread. Two-way sync to HubSpot and Salesforce, so your AE sees the Reddit context inside the opportunity record.

How it works

The Reddit prospecting workflow that actually books meetings

Four steps an SDR can run before the daily standup. No new platform to learn, just a smarter inbox.

  1. 01

    Discover threads with buying signals

    Subreach scans your target subs overnight and delivers a ranked queue at 7am. Each thread shows intent score, ICP fit, and the exact phrase that triggered the signal, so you know why this one and not the other 400.

  2. 02

    Qualify with the CRM overlay

    Hover any username to see karma, post history, role signals, and whether your team has touched this account before. Two-way HubSpot sync flags existing opps so you don't DM a closed-lost from last quarter or step on the AE's deal.

  3. 03

    Engage native, not corporate

    Drop a real comment on the thread first using the AI draft tuned to your voice and the subreddit's tone. Then trigger a 3-step DM sequence to the prospect, paused the moment they reply. No 'I noticed you posted in r/sales' openers. Ever.

  4. 04

    Measure replies to closed-won

    Every reply, DM, and booked call syncs back to your CRM with the source thread attached. Track DM reply rate, meetings booked per rep, and pipeline sourced. Defend the channel in your QBR with numbers, not anecdotes.

IN THE WILD

How it actually plays out

Tuesday, 7:45am. You sell call recording to RevOps leaders. Subreach flags 18 fresh posts from r/sales, r/SaaS, and r/RevOps where users complain about Gong pricing or ask for alternatives. You comment on the top 6 with a real take, queue DMs to the 9 highest-fit posters, and the auto-pacing spreads them across the day. By Thursday standup you have 3 booked demos and your AE asks where this pipeline came from.

RESULT6 booked meetings per rep per month, 24% DM reply rate, fully sourced off LinkedIn.
FAQ

Questions, answered.

  • Is this safe for my Reddit account?

    Subreach paces actions per subreddit, rotates residential proxies, and respects each sub's specific rules. Reps can use warmed sub-accounts dedicated to outreach, kept separate from any personal Reddit history. Across 2.4M+ DMs sent on customer accounts, we have a sub-0.1% account loss rate, mostly from users who skipped warm-up.

  • How does this fit with Outreach or Salesloft?

    We don't replace your sequencer. Subreach handles the Reddit-specific layer (discovery, native replies, DM cadences) and hands off booked meetings, contact data, and source thread URLs via webhook, Zapier, or native HubSpot and Salesforce sync. Your AE sees the Reddit context right inside the opp record.

  • What's the realistic reply rate?

    Reps consistently see 15-30% DM reply rates on well-targeted, intent-scored threads, versus 1-3% on cold LinkedIn or email. The difference is context: you're DMing someone who literally just posted about the problem you solve, not a name pulled from a stale Apollo export six weeks ago.

  • Can I use this without a personal Reddit history?

    Yes, but warming an account first matters. Subreach guides reps through a 7-14 day ramp: comment on 3-5 threads daily in target subs, build 100+ karma, then unlock DM features. Most reps are running serious outreach by week two. Skip the ramp and you'll trip rate limits within days.

Hit quota off a channel your competitors are ignoring.

Set up your first Reddit prospecting workflow in under 30 minutes.

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