π₯ Quit my $7k/mo job to build SaaS I share growth strategies and how to promote on Reddit. Get customers from Reddit on autopilot β bazzly.ai ($25k MRR)
Are you a SaaS founder? β
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Want to get customers from Reddit?
Hereβs the exact strategy that works for SaaS:
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Step 1: Find high-intent posts
Look for posts where people:
β’ ask for βa tool for οΌΏβ
β’ compare options / alternatives
β’ describe a problem your product solves
You can find these posts via Google:
β’ βbest _ redditβ
β’ β_ alternatives redditβ
β’ βtool for _ redditβ
β’ βhow do you _ redditβ
... and inside subreddits where your target audience hangs out.
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Step 2: Leave a helpful reply (no pitch)
β’ answer the question first (specific steps > opinions)
β’ recommend 2-3 approaches/tools (not just yours)
β’ mention your product by name only (no link)
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Step 3: Send personalized Reddit DMs
Send DM to OP and other commenters in post asking the same (they are clearly looking for a solution)
Copy/paste template:
βHey, saw youβre οΌΏ (summary from post/comment). I built a tool that οΌΏ (tie value to their problem). Want to try it out?β
This 3-step strategy brings me 100+ high-intent visitors every week.
It works because:
β’ these posts already have demand (people are actively looking for a solution)
β’ replies rank on Google and compound over ~3-8 weeks
β’ DMs create immediate 1:1 conversations with buyers
If you want, I recorded a step-by-step video of my daily Reddit workflow π
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I made $28,976 in October 2026.
β‘οΈ Bazzly - $28,976
57% more than previous month. yet they say SaaS is dead π
I made $107,142 in October 2026
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Thatβs 16 revenue streams with 0 employees, 90% profit margins, and time for the gym every day.
A new personal record, I think π€
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"this is cool" is not validation.
"yes, I want to try it" is closer.
"here's my card" is the only one that counts.
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SaaS pricing, indie hacker edition:
1. free plan
2. $9 plan nobody picks
3. $29 plan with the "most popular" badge
4. enterprise, contact us
0 customers on all four
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you can check out my SaaS here π bazzly.ai
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almost every day people are switching from our competitors to Bazzly.
I know how hard this niche is, and I'm incredibly proud of what we've built π
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I built 5+ products that made $0 before Bazzly.
if I had to pick a SaaS idea again, this is the checklist:
1. a boring, growing market with competitors. "no competition" means no demand.
2. a recurring pain, not a one-time one. people pay monthly for problems that come back monthly.
3. an ICP you can consistently reach without paying.
4. 5 yeses before you write a single line of code.
I skipped this list 5 times. $0 in 7 years.
the one time I didn't: $17k MRR.
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with $800 LTV and 50% trial-to-paid
this program is a money maker π
created an affiliate program for this rocketship
so you can jump on board and earn too πΈ
i will help you promote it
post, DM me, and I will push your content
post an article, and you will get x2 my support
π bazzly.ai/affiliate
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everyone tells you growth is a traffic problem.
almost nobody tells you it's an offer problem.
I sat at $100 MRR for 6 months with the same traffic.
didn't add a channel. just improved the offer.
$1k MRR 2 months later.
more traffic to the wrong offer is just more people saying no.
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it's amazing to see this!! π
been using @bazzly for Treasury for the past month and itβs genuinely been a game changer for me.
i use it to find old Reddit threads that rank on Google for stuff like βcopilot alternativesβ get real traffic.
itβs changed how I think about SEO, and already seeing huge results.
@FilipPanoski and @tibo_maker are smashing it π
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marketing on Reddit is incredibly hard.
one wrong step and your account gets banned instantly.
that's why SaaS founders and agencies are using Bazzly now π
from $15k MRR 10 days ago to $20,000 now
hearing it almost every day over DM:
"Bazzly is the best Reddit platform... by far"
feeling incredibly grateful for this partnership with @FilipPanoski - this might be another 100k product π
we have an affiliate program btw:
π bazzly .ai/affiliate
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a launch is one day.
a distribution system is every day.
I did the second one for 20 months. $17k MRR.
nothing viral happened. it just happened every week.
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My exact distribution strategy at every revenue stage, $0 β $17k MRR:
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No content, no launch. I found people on Reddit and X already describing the problem and messaged them. One question, no pitch. That's where the first customers came from.
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Kept the DMs going, and started leaving helpful comments in threads where people ask for tools like mine. 5 minutes a day. 100+ visitors a week I could repeat.
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Same Reddit system, plus building in public on X. Zero new channels from $1k to $15k. Most of that growth came from fixing my funnel, not from more channels.
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LinkedIn: reposted the content that already worked on X. $1k+ in new MRR in 6 days.
SEO/AEO: 12.7k impressions last month, compounding on autopilot.
Today: $17k MRR.
I never dropped a channel that worked. I stacked the next one on top.
That's the whole strategy.
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signups for Bazzly are finally open!!
heads up: I'm capping it based on capacity. If too many people join, I'll close signups again.
if you wanted to do Reddit marketing without getting your account banned, now's the time π
I missed out on $15,000 new MRR π€―
but our waitlist taught us who NOT to sell Bazzly to
we kept it on for 3 months and let people in batch by batch
what we learned:
1. most projects do great with shared warmed-up Reddit accounts
2. a few niches never work: supplements, gambling, trading, and nsfw. those subreddits delete product recommendations on sight
3. a bad-fit customer costs a lot and can wipe our account pool. they get zero results, they churn, and their removed comments hurt accounts other customers rely on
4. so filter by fit, not by signup date
as of today:
- the waitlist is gone, anyone can sign up
- bad-fit niches get routed to dedicated accounts (warmed up ~10 days in their own subreddits)
you can now join: bazzly.ai
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Distribution won't save you.
You could have millions of followers, a viral launch, press everywhere.
None of it matters if your product sucks.
Build a great product first. Distribution becomes way easier.
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