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Build a Reddit search around your buyer’s problem.

Enter a category or problem phrase, choose the kind of question you want to inspect, and open a search. This builder creates queries; it does not fetch threads or score live demand.

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Free · No signup · Works in your browser

How to use the search builder

Start with a concrete category, such as invoice reminders, or a problem phrase such as chasing unpaid invoices. Choose a recommendation, alternative, or problem signal. Add a subreddit only when you want to narrow the search.

Open the resulting Reddit query and inspect what it returns. If the query is too narrow, choose “Any conversation” or remove the community filter. Compare new results with relevant older discussions before deciding which vocabulary to monitor.

A search result is a question to review

Read the original post, the comments, and the community rules. A keyword match does not establish buyer intent or permission to offer a product. Check whether your suggestion solves the problem and whether a helpful answer already exists.

The builder can also make a Google site:reddit.com query. The two search engines can surface different public discussions. Neither link promises complete coverage or a fixed number of current leads.

Turn useful wording into a monitoring list

When a query finds good questions, record the phrases people actually use. Put those plain phrases into your Leaddit keywords. The query’s Boolean operators and community filter are for manual search; they are not a promised syntax for Leaddit’s keyword fields.

Leaddit can then scan for matches on your plan’s cadence, explain buyer intent, and draft a reply for your review. The first product scan and first draft are free without a card.

Common questions

Does the builder fetch live Reddit posts?

No. It creates search queries and links. You inspect the live results on Reddit or Google.

Is my input sent while I type?

No. Query construction happens in your browser. Opening a search link sends the query to the chosen search service.

Does this score buyer intent?

No. Intent scoring is part of Leaddit’s signed-in product workflow.

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