AI tools to research Reddit communities, write posts and share your product through your own account
Weather-triggered marketing kits for HVAC and plumbing shops
Stage
Startup
Not given
Founded
2026
Not given
Based in
US
US
Pricing model
Freemium
Free trial
Pricing
Free plan includes communities to consider, quoted rules with dates, posting guidance and removal risks. $49 one-time for Launch Pack with one-product community plan and three tailored drafts, plus 43 reusable tools. Managed service from $99 (Launch) or $199 (Growth) for 30-day campaigns.
Starter $19/month (1 service ZIP), Pro $39/month (up to 5 ZIPs), Multi-location $79/month (up to 20 ZIPs). All plans include 14-day free trial with card required at checkout.
Key features
Free plan with Reddit communities matching your product
43 reusable Reddit tools for Claude Desktop, Claude Code and Codex
Community rules reader with quoted rules and dates
Three tailored post drafts per product in Launch Pack
Post verification and activity tracking
18 video lessons with captions and 95 editable slides
Case-study handbook with 12 modules and exercises
Conversation finder to locate relevant Reddit discussions
AI reply drafting with approval before posting
Monitors National Weather Service forecasts for custom service areas
Auto-generates email, SMS, Google Business Profile and social media marketing kits
Triggers on first freeze at 32F, hard freeze at 28F, heat index of 105F or higher, and NWS storm warnings
Customizable messaging before sending to opted-in customers
Checks forecasts every 3 hours per ZIP code
Pro and Multi-location plans include 1080x1080 graphics for social posts
Customizable trigger points on Pro and Multi-location plans
Unsubscribe links and opt-out compliance included
7-day money-back guarantee after first charge
What makes it different
No Reddit API key required, uses your own Chrome browser
Reads community rules before writing to ensure compliance
One-time payment with reusable tools for future launches
Free plan available before any purchase
First-to-market messaging: sends marketing kits the day before weather hits, before customers call competitors
Real weather only: never creates false emergencies or inaccurate triggers
Uses trusted NOAA/National Weather Service data for accuracy
Owned by shops, not suppliers: no pre-buying customer lists