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schedule
Every 2 hours
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Reddit
Search target subreddits on Reddit
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Anthropic
Filter to high-intent posts with Claude
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For each 1Redditpost that survived the filter
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Apollo
Enrich poster with Apollo
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Anthropic
Draft reply and outreach angle with Claude
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pan_tool
Sales rep review & customize
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HubSpot
Create lead in HubSpot
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Slack
Post batch summary to #reddit-leads
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Automate Reddit lead generation

Find buying-intent posts on Reddit before your competitors do.

Sales

Finding leads on Reddit by hand means scrolling subreddits for hours hoping to catch a "has anyone used X?" post — and by the time you do, three competitors have already replied.

Relay.app watches the subreddits for you, so you stop doom-scrolling for intent: every two hours it searches your target subreddits on Reddit, Claude filters out the noise, then for each real post Apollo enriches the poster, Claude drafts a helpful reply, a rep approves it, and a fresh lead lands in HubSpot — with a batch summary in #reddit-leads.

Here's how it works, step by step

Every two hours, the bot scans Reddit for you

  • Every two hours, the workflow sweeps your target subreddits — r/sales, r/SaaS, r/marketing, whichever you care about.
  • A fresh batch of leads is sitting in Slack when the team gets back from lunch — no doom-scrolling between meetings.
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Search Reddit, then let Claude throw out the noise

  • Relay.app searches your subreddits and keywords on Reddit and grabs the new posts.
  • Claude filters aggressively — dropping personal projects, free-only threads, and anything older than 48 hours — so only posts where someone's actively shopping feed the loop.
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For each surviving post, enrich, draft, approve, route

  • For each surviving post, Apollo enriches the poster — company, role, headcount, tech stack — so the rep knows if it's even an ICP fit.
  • Claude drafts a public reply that adds value without pitching, plus a DM outreach angle for after.
  • The rep reviews and edits in Slack, then the lead lands in HubSpot with the Reddit URL attached — helpful first, sales second.
Prefer a different setup? Try:

Wrap the batch with a summary post

  • After the loop finishes, Relay.app posts a single summary to #reddit-leads — new leads created, top three posts by ICP fit, and time since last run.
  • The on-call rep sees the batch at a glance instead of scrolling individual DMs to count it.
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