Is it safe for my Reddit account?

That's the design goal. Before you post, Scoutloop checks each subreddit's rules on self-promotion, flags risky drafts, keeps to a daily cap with cooldowns per subreddit, and paces the plan to your account's karma and age.

Does Scoutloop post for me?

Only when you say so. By default it fills in Reddit's own compose form and you press submit. Automatic submitting is a setting you can turn on, and it never submits through a captcha.

Do I have to give Scoutloop my Reddit password?

No. The Scoutloop browser extension works in your own Chrome, where you're already signed in to Reddit. Your password never leaves Reddit, and you can disconnect the extension at any time.

What does the extension have access to?

Reddit, and nothing else. It opens Reddit pages in a tab group of its own, reads them and fills in forms when you ask it to. It can't open any other site.

How does it find the right threads?

It reads your website to learn what you sell and who it's for, then searches the subreddits you pick for recent threads where people describe that problem or ask for a tool, and ranks them by how much a reply would help.

Do the replies sound like AI?

Drafts are written to sound like a founder answering a question: helpful first, specific, and without a link unless someone asks. You can edit any draft or ask for a rewrite before posting.

Reddit, for founders

Find customers where they already spend time.

Right now, someone on Reddit is asking for what you built. Scoutloop finds those conversations, drafts a reply in your voice, and posts from your own account, at a pace each community welcomes.

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r/r/SaaS· 2h

How do you invoice clients in different currencies without a spreadsheet?

Freelancer here, 6 clients across EU and US. Everything I've tried is built for agencies…

3821 comments

Scoutlooplead · r/SaaS

Asking for a toolRelevance 94Links allowed in comments

Ran into the same thing with EU clients. What fixed it for me was keeping one invoice per client in their own currency and converting only at payout

RewriteOpen in Reddit

Drafted in your voice

Your accountposts as you, from your own browser

Rules firstevery subreddit's promo rules, read before you post

Paced for youdaily caps and cooldowns per community

14-day plansized to your karma and account age

Ads interrupt people. A good answer, in the right thread, is the reason they come looking for you.

How it works

From your URL to your first reply in three steps

Tell it what you built

Paste your URL. Scoutloop reads your site and writes a profile of your product, audience and the problems it solves. Edit anything it got wrong.

Choose where to show up

It suggests the communities where your audience asks questions, ranked by fit, with what each one allows when it comes to mentioning a product.

Reply where it helps

Every day, a short list of threads worth answering, each with a draft in your voice. You edit, you post, you build a reputation.

Leads

The threads where someone needs you

Scoutloop reads the communities you chose and brings back the handful of conversations where your answer would actually help, every day.

Threads, not keywordsIt looks for people describing the problem you solve or asking for a tool, not every post that mentions a word.
Ranked by how much a reply helpsFresh threads with an open question go to the top. Rants, memes and promo threads are left out.
Each community's rules, in viewWhether links are allowed, which days allow self-promotion, and what gets posts removed, next to every lead.

Drafts

Replies that sound like you, on a good day

Each lead comes with a draft that answers the question first. Your product comes up when it's the honest answer, not before.

Written like a founder, not an adHelpful first and specific, with your product mentioned only when it actually answers the question.
A moderator's read before you postEach draft comes with a risk check against the subreddit's rules and what tends to get removed.
Revise in one clickAsk for shorter, more personal, or a different angle. It keeps the thread's context.

r/r/freelance· 40m

Best way to track invoices for 5–10 clients?

129 comments

Draft replycomment

At 5–10 clients a spreadsheet stops working the month two of them pay late. Three things that helped me: a due date on every invoice, an automatic reminder at +3 days, and one view of who owes what.

Low risk: helpful first, no link in the opening reply

Matches r/freelance rule 3 (no unsolicited promotion)

Mentions your product only if someone asks

The plan

Show up consistently, not loudly

A 14-day plan across your communities: when to reply, when a post makes sense, and when to wait. It's sized to your account, so a new one earns its karma before it promotes anything.

Your account

Built to keep your account in good standing

Your Reddit reputation is the asset. Everything in Scoutloop is designed to grow it, not spend it.

Your browser, your session

The Scoutloop extension works in your own Chrome, where you're already signed in to Reddit. Pages open in a tab group of their own.

No password, no API keys

Your Reddit password never leaves Reddit. Disconnect the extension from your dashboard at any time.

You press submit

Scoutloop fills in Reddit's own compose form. Automatic submitting is opt-in and never goes through a captcha.

Daily caps and cooldowns

A limit on posts per day and a cooldown per community, so your activity looks like a person's, because it is.

Paced to your account

A new account gets a plan that builds karma with replies before any post; an established one can do more.

Reddit only

The extension can only open reddit.com. It can't read or touch any other site you use.

FAQ

Questions about Scoutloop

Is it safe for my Reddit account?: That's the design goal. Before you post, Scoutloop checks each subreddit's rules on self-promotion, flags risky drafts, keeps to a daily cap with cooldowns per subreddit, and paces the plan to your account's karma and age.
Does Scoutloop post for me?: Only when you say so. By default it fills in Reddit's own compose form and you press submit. Automatic submitting is a setting you can turn on, and it never submits through a captcha.
Do I have to give Scoutloop my Reddit password?: No. The Scoutloop browser extension works in your own Chrome, where you're already signed in to Reddit. Your password never leaves Reddit, and you can disconnect the extension at any time.
What does the extension have access to?: Reddit, and nothing else. It opens Reddit pages in a tab group of its own, reads them and fills in forms when you ask it to. It can't open any other site.
How does it find the right threads?: It reads your website to learn what you sell and who it's for, then searches the subreddits you pick for recent threads where people describe that problem or ask for a tool, and ranks them by how much a reply would help.
Do the replies sound like AI?: Drafts are written to sound like a founder answering a question: helpful first, specific, and without a link unless someone asks. You can edit any draft or ask for a rewrite before posting.

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