AnyAPIFind the Reddit threads asking for what you sell
Reddit posts and comments, scored for buyer intent, with the reason written out.
Every lead shows what its data cost from AnyAPI, down to the call.
Free, open source, and it never posts or DMs. You copy the reply.
u/parker_draws
r/SaaS3h ago94%Typeform pricing just went up again, what is everyone moving to?
in r/SaaS - comparing
Priced out of their current form tool this month and asking the room for a replacement. Names conditional logic as the thing they cannot lose.
We are a team of six and the seat pricing finally tipped over what the forms are worth to us. I need something with conditional logic and a real API. Ideally self serve. What are you all actually using and happy with? Willing to switch this week.
u/mrivera_builds
r/startups5h ago91%Need conditional logic in a form without paying for an enterprise plan
in r/startups - solution seeking
Has a working form today and one missing feature. Says the quote they were given is out of reach for a team this size.
Onboarding survey branches three ways depending on the answer to question two. Every tool that does that wants an annual enterprise plan. Is there anything that does branching on a normal plan, or do I build it myself?
u/jvaldez_dev
r/webdev9h ago88%Cleanest way to drop a multi step form into a Next.js site?
in r/webdev - problem aware
Building for a client and weighing a hosted form against writing the handling themselves. Cares about the embed, not the brand.
Client wants a four step intake form on a marketing site. I would rather not hand roll the state, the validation and the storage again. What are people embedding these days that does not fight the router?
Scored, with the reason written out
Every post and comment gets a score from 0 to 100.
Next to it: one line saying why, and the phrase that earned it.
You can argue with the score
Problem aware, solution seeking, comparing, ready to buy. The reason is in plain words, so a bad call is obvious instead of mysterious.
That subreddit's own rule, on every lead
Each subreddit writes its own self-promotion rule.
We read it and put it on the lead, before you write a word.
Know the rule before you reply
Allowed in comments, allowed with disclosure, or not at all. The rule sits next to the thread so a good lead never turns into a ban.
A price tag on the lead itself
Every lead shows what its data cost, down to the call.
Calls answered from data already fetched cost nothing and say so.
This lead cost $0.0012
Nothing else in this category will tell you that. You pay AnyAPI catalog prices per call from your own wallet, and a daily scan of a 25 keyword project costs cents a day.
Two ways to run it
Use the hosted free tier, or run it yourself with your own AnyAPI key. Same code, same screens, MIT licence.
Connecting an AnyAPI wallet unlocks hourly scans, comments on every thread, Reddit SEO with search volume, and the API. You pay AnyAPI catalog prices per call. No subscription.
A daily scan of a 25 keyword project costs cents a day.
git clone <repo> reddit-leads
cd reddit-leads
docker compose upFirst run mints a free AnyAPI trial key, so a scan works before you have read the rest of the README.