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Reddit market research

Know what your buyers are actually struggling with.

dist0 reads the subreddits your buyers use and surfaces signals — pain points, competitor mentions, and more.

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A dist0 buyer-pains card: the pain 'Customer discovery feels like too much work before starting', written up with a quote from the Reddit poster, the source subreddit, and the posts it came from.
01The problem

Your next customer is on Reddit. You just can't watch it all day.

reply

SEO takes months. Your first users won't wait.

The fastest start is a helpful reply on the right thread — if you can find it in time.

content

Everyone writes the same post.

Keyword tools point you at the same crowded topics, and AI-built content reads like AI.

offers

Sometimes they need a tool, not an article.

A real fix — a template, a feature, a discount — and a rival often ships it first.

dist0 reads what people actually say on Reddit and turns it into clean buyer-pain signals you can act on.

02How it works

Your buyers post their problems on Reddit. dist0 turns them into signals you build on.

dist0 reads the subreddits your buyers use and surfaces signals — pain points, competitor mentions, and more — then groups the ones that keep recurring so the real patterns rise over time.

dist0 reads Reddit posts and turns them into buyer pains and share-of-voice across the subreddits it watches.
03Signal to move

Every signal comes with a move you can make.

dist0 does the reading for you, then points to the threads worth acting on today — and the move that fits each one.

Buyer pain

Reply

A live thread where a helpful public reply fits, with the context to write one that lands.

Repeated question

Content

A post that lays out the pattern behind it and the fixes people tried — original and hard to copy.

Competitor mention

Offer

A complaint about a rival that points to a gap you could fill with a tool, feature, or deal.

05Market brief

A market brief you can read in minutes.

Each brief quotes the Reddit posts that reveal demand in buyers' own words — what people are struggling with, which competitors came up, and what you can do next. Every signal links back to the original thread.

A dist0 market brief pulled from Reddit — buyer pains with the post excerpt and why each matters, and competitor mentions.

dist0 classifies a signal by what the post reveals about the market. A question like “how do I get my first users?” is treated as a buyer pain when the author is clearly stuck and the topic fits your market.

06Delivery & learning

Where it reaches you, and how you steer it.

You do not need a new dashboard. dist0 sends each brief to your inbox, and in Slack you tell it what to watch, so each brief gets more relevant.

Email briefsAvailable now
A Gmail preview of a dist0 daily brief, listing buyer pains and content opportunities pulled from Reddit.
Slack updatesAvailable now
A Slack preview of dist0 posting buyer-pain signals to the #dist0-briefs channel.
Planned destinations
  • Notion
  • Discord
  • Excel
  • Slides
  • HubSpot

Tell it what to change, and the next brief follows.

Step 01

You get a market brief.

It highlights buyer pains and share-of-voice from the subreddits it watches.

Step 02

You tell dist0 what to change.

In Slack, ask it to watch new subreddits, track a competitor, or focus on a topic.

Step 03

The next brief follows.

dist0 updates what it watches and surfaces to match what you asked.

In the same chat you can open any pain with its source thread, or correct what dist0 knows about your business. Step 03 loops back into Step 01.

07Pricing

Start free, upgrade when Reddit becomes a regular channel.

Free trial
Free
14-day trial
  • 1 project
  • 2 subreddits
  • 2 market briefs included
  • Watches buyer pains
  • Email and Slack updates
Starter
Recommended
$19 /month
For one founder, one product.
  • 1 project
  • 5 subreddits
  • Two market briefs per week
  • Watches buyer pains + competitor mentions
  • Email and Slack updates
Pro
$49 /month
For small marketing teams.
  • 3 projects
  • 10 subreddits
  • Daily market briefs
  • Watches buyer pains, competitors + self-promotions
  • Email and Slack updates
  • Up to 5 recipient email addresses
  • Webhooks for new signals
08FAQ

Frequently asked questions.

If you have a different one, write us at support@dist0.com.

What happens after I join the waitlist?
Join Waitlist signs you in and adds you to the waitlist. When access is approved, you can create your first project by adding your company website.
How does dist0 pick the subreddits it watches for me?
When you add your website, dist0 reads it to understand your product, your audience, and the category you compete in. From there it finds the communities where that audience already talks about the problems you solve. You start with up to five subreddits, and you can change them anytime from Slack.
How does dist0 decide what's a buyer pain or a competitor mention?
dist0 reads each Reddit post against your project notes — what you build, who you sell to, and which competitors matter. A buyer pain has to be a current, unsolved struggle your product could fix. A competitor mention has to name a product in your category. When a thread is a good fit for a genuinely helpful reply, dist0 surfaces it so you can respond.
Can I choose what dist0 watches for?
Yes. Buyer pains are the base of every brief and always on. On top of that you can add competitor mentions, or self-promotions — examples of how others pitch their own product in your space without getting downvoted. Add only the ones you'll use; a leaner set keeps dist0's attention on the pains you act on. Set it in Settings or by asking the Slack bot.
How fresh are the Reddit posts in my brief?
Every brief pulls the day's top posts from the subreddits you watch. You see what people are actually saying right now, not threads that have already been picked up by SEO tools.
Will dist0 post, comment, or message Reddit users for me?
No. dist0 only reads public Reddit posts. It never posts, comments, votes, or sends messages on your behalf. The threads it surfaces are yours to review and reply to however you like.
Do I need a Reddit account to use dist0?
No. You sign in with Google, and dist0 reads the public side of Reddit on its own. You never connect a Reddit login.
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