ReplyHey

ReplyHey finds the people on Reddit, X and LinkedIn who are already describing the problem your product solves. Paste your website and it learns what you sell, picks the subreddits and search terms, then twice a day scores every matching post from 0 to 100 on the sentence that earned it. Each lead arrives with a reply written in your voice and checked against that subreddit's live rules: where promotion is banned, you get a DM draft instead of a public reply, so your account stays safe. Approve the queue and the Autopilot extension posts each reply from your own account, paced and ban-aware, or send them yourself.

ReplyHey finds posts on Reddit, X, and LinkedIn from people describing problems a business solves. It scores potential leads and prepares replies that address the question and reflect the poster’s words. The product checks subreddit rules and may provide a direct-message draft where public promotion is not allowed. Its purpose is to help founders and teams find relevant conversations and handle outreach without searching feeds and composing every response manually. Users add a website and ReplyHey searches for relevant posts, returning scored leads in twice-daily sweeps and by email. Each lead includes the sentence behind its score and a drafted response. Users can edit and approve drafts or send them themselves. When enabled, the Autopilot extension posts approved drafts through accounts already signed in to the user’s browser, confirms that each reply appeared, and moves through the queue. The page also describes MCP access from editors such as Claude or Cursor. The page presents ReplyHey for founders, people running multiple products, agencies, and teams seeking customers through social conversations. Starter is described for one product, Base for founders running up to three products, and Pro for agencies and multi-product teams. Its stated distinction is that users approve every word while the product handles lead discovery, rule checks, and repetitive posting tasks; posting uses the user’s existing account and browser session.