Hunter · Reddit & X lead finder
Find people on Reddit and X who are asking for your product
Hunter is Meg's lead finder. It reads recent public posts on Reddit and X, keeps the ones where someone describes a problem your product solves or asks for a tool like yours, scores each one for buying intent, and drafts a reply. You read it, edit it, and send it from your own account. Meg never posts for you.
Sample workspace
Hunter
Anyone know a marketing operator that finds customers and never autoposts?
Suggested: “Meg hunts the thread, drafts the reply, you still send it.”
Looking for a product that drafts in our brand voice and leaves posting to us.
Suggested: “Copy and open. Meg never posts for the product either.”
Need something that watches Reddit overnight and drops product leads by morning.
Suggested: “Auto run scans Hunter while you sleep. Review the list when you wake up.”
Our team is drowning in tabs. Want one agent for product marketing, not another scheduler.
Suggested: “Same Meg, product identity. Leads and drafts stay in the offer voice.”
What Hunter looks for
Buying asks
Pain points
Competitor asks
Your own keywords
How a scan works
01
Search Reddit and X
Meg searches public posts from the last 15 days using your Hunt Pack, then drops anything older or off-topic.02
Filter for your customer
Posts are checked against your ideal customer profile so a keyword match alone isn't enough.03
Score buying intent
Each lead gets a relevance score and a label: high intent, potential customer, or content opportunity, with a one-line reason.04
Draft replies you send
You get up to three reply drafts in your voice. Edit one, copy it, and open the thread on Reddit or X to post it yourself.
Auto Run and Telegram alerts
Pick a time of day and Hunter scans on its own. When the run finishes, Meg can message you on Telegram (@runmeg_bot) so new leads are waiting before you open a laptop. You can also start a scan from Telegram.
Why you send the reply yourself
Many subreddits ban accounts that drop links or automated replies, and people can tell when a bot answers them. Meg keeps a person in the loop on purpose: it finds the thread and drafts something useful, and you decide whether it's worth posting. No DMs, no auto-replies, no purchased accounts.
What it costs
| Action | Credits | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Hunter scan | 1,000 | Charged only when the scan finds new leads |
| Rebuild Hunt Pack | 75 | Your own keywords are kept |
| Free Starter plan | 6,000 | About 6 scans that find leads, if you spend credits on nothing else |
Full plan details are on the pricing page.
Limits worth knowing
Reddit and X only
Recent, public posts
Needs a product workspace
Questions
Will Meg post or DM on my behalf?
Can I use Hunter for my personal brand?
What happens if a scan finds nothing?
Related
How to find customers on Reddit →
The manual method: search operators, what buying intent looks like, and how to reply without getting banned.
GummySearch alternative →
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Free Reddit & X search builder →
Build the same kinds of searches by hand, free, before you try Hunter.