K-12 education platformcheck need and recency
Illustrative review: a parent asking for curriculum help may be relevant, but the original thread still needs to confirm timing, context, and whether a product recommendation is welcome.
LeadsFromURLStart for $1Product walkthrough
See the source before you trust the score.
LeadsFromURL turns a campaign into a ranked review queue. Each candidate includes the original Reddit source and match context so you can decide whether it is genuinely relevant. This is a walkthrough of that workflow, not a customer revenue claim.
Source-linked
candidate posts
open the original Reddit thread
Explainable
match context
see why each candidate was ranked
Reviewable
reply drafts
when you choose to generate one
Human
final decision
AI ranking is not proof of fit
These describe the review workflow. They are not conversion rates or promised outcomes.
The review workflow
- 1
The radar scans
Your campaign searches public Reddit posts for language and situations related to the problem your product solves.
- 2
The ranking narrows the queue
AI evaluates likely relevance and adds a rationale. That output is a candidate, not proof that the poster is qualified or ready to buy.
- 3
You verify the original post
Open the source, read the surrounding discussion, and check need, location, recency, and community rules before deciding whether to engage.
- 4
You edit before outreach
Use a draft as a starting point, rewrite it in your own words, and choose whether to send anything. A generated message should not be treated as finished copy.
Illustrative review examples
Bay Area water heater companylocation must match
Illustrative review: a matching repair question is only useful when the poster is in the service area. Open the source and verify location before treating it as a candidate.
Cybersecurity SaaSpain is not purchase intent
Illustrative review: a post about alert overload may match the product problem without indicating a buying decision. The rationale helps prioritize it; the source determines whether it is worth a reply.
These are hypothetical review scenarios, not customer results, live posts, or conversion claims.
What it will not do
The fastest way to lose your trust is to pretend. So, plainly:
- A score does not prove demand. Treat every result as a candidate until the source and context support the match.
- It will not give you phone number lists. It surfaces public posts so you can review the conversation in context.
- It does not run a free scan before checkout. A card is required. Your first scan runs after checkout. $1 charged today. Your selected plan price/mo starts on day 6 unless canceled before then from your dashboard.
Review candidates against their sources.
Add your URL, choose a plan, and complete checkout. The first scan then builds a queue of source-linked Reddit posts for you to verify.
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