Your own subreddit, growing on autopilot.

Give us your website. We find what your buyers search on Google, plan a post a day for your subreddit, write each one, and publish it. You only approve.

We read your site and show you the searches we'd target, with real monthly volume, in about a minute.

Real posts and searches from r/WritingmateAI, our own subreddit, in October 2026.

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Free AI Apps in 2026: Which Ones Are Worth Installing
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Writing a Bot with Writingmate: A Developer's Guide
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How to Build an AI Agent in 2026: A Practical Walkthrough
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Agentic AI vs Generative AI in 2026: The Real Difference
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Claude vs ChatGPT: where one fails, the other usually picks up the slack
claude vs chatgpt · 12,100 searches/mo
Ready for your review
The real difference in claude ai vs chatgpt for daily long-form writing
claude ai vs chatgpt · 3,600 searches/mo
Ready for your review
A post for “best free ai chatbot”
best free ai chatbot · 1,900 searches/mo
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A post for “chatgpt limits”
chatgpt limits · 1,900 searches/mo
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A post for “claude vs chatgpt vs gemini”
claude vs chatgpt vs gemini · 880 searches/mo
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A post for “best ai writing tool”
best ai writing tool · 1,300 searches/mo
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A post for “claude limits”
claude limits · 720 searches/mo
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A post for “chatgpt alternative”
chatgpt alternative · 74,000 searches/mo
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A post for “best ai chatbot”
best ai chatbot · 9,900 searches/mo
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A post for “all-in one ai platform”
all-in one ai platform · 390 searches/mo
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Google already sends your buyers to Reddit.

Search “best” anything and a Reddit thread sits on page one. Gemini and Google's AI answers quote those threads back. Most of them belong to strangers. A subreddit you own is the one place on Reddit where the thread is yours.

For one of our customers, posts in their own subreddit became Gemini's most-cited source on 19 answers in three weeks. Another's articles draw about ten times the views on Reddit that they get on their blog.

What happens after you press the button

  1. We read your site. Your product, who buys it, who you compete with.
  2. We pick the searches. Only ones people actually type, each with its monthly Google volume and how hard it is to rank for.
  3. We fill a calendar. Thirty posts a month, one a day, each aimed at one search and written the way Redditors ask it.
  4. You read what's next. Every post is ready a week ahead. Approve it, change it, or skip it.
  5. We publish and keep going. Posts go live in your subreddit, and the calendar refills itself with new searches.

What you stop doing

Warming up accounts. Earning karma. Learning what gets removed. Writing a post a day. Remembering to.

Questions

I don't have a subreddit yet.
We suggest a name from your site. Creating it on Reddit takes a minute, and we walk you through it. Then you invite our account as a moderator, and we take it from there.
Who posts?
Our account, as a moderator you invited, inside the community you own. You never hand over a password and you never run an account.
Do I see posts before they go out?
Yes, and it takes a minute a day. Each post is written a week before its day. Approve it, change it, or skip it.
Will Reddit remove it?
It is your community, so its rules are yours. We post at a human pace, one a day, and we never buy votes or fake engagement. That is how you lose a subreddit.
How soon will it rank?
Posts start appearing on Google within weeks, not days. The calendar keeps adding new searches every month, so the subreddit keeps compounding.
We already have a blog.
Good. We bring your archive in first, so the subreddit starts deep, then keep it in step with every new article.

See the searches your subreddit would win.