The full assessment
We scored InterTeam on nine dimensions using only public information, from the agency's own website and case studies to independent coverage of its work. Claims we could confirm score highest. Claims we couldn't confirm score lower, and anything we couldn't find scores nothing.
Methodology and process transparency
9.4 / 15InterTeam's Rise Vision case walks through the work in order, from an account audit to retargeting windows, exclusions and scheduling. A buyer can't see whether creative goes to the client for approval before it runs, or a written policy on who owns the ad account.
How we judge this
We look at how clearly an agency explains what it does, why it works, and how it handles accounts, moderators and approvals. On Reddit, a vague process is a risk in itself, so a lack of transparency here leads to a lower score.
What we checked| Question | What we found | Result | Evidence | Source |
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| Is the process explained step by step? | Yes. The Rise Vision case covers each step, from an account audit to retargeting windows of 7 to 90 days, exclusions and scheduling. | Meets | Verified | Rise Vision case study |
| Does it say which accounts post? | Partly. InterTeam works inside the client's existing ad account after an audit, but doesn't state account ownership as a policy. | Partly | Not confirmed | Rise Vision case study |
| Does it explain why the approach works? | Yes. InterTeam explains why retargeting and tight exclusions beat broad prospecting for B2B on Reddit. | Meets | Verified | Reddit Ads for B2B guide |
| Does the client approve content first? | No. We didn't find a creative approval step. | Doesn’t meet | Not found | None found |
Verifiable work
10.9 / 15InterTeam publishes named Reddit Ads cases with figures and creative. Only the Rise Vision case isolates Reddit. The CoDev and Accordance results combine Reddit with two and five other channels, so Reddit's own share isn't shown.
How we judge this
We read up to three recent Reddit case studies and look for a clear method, a timeline, real results, proof you can check, and results that came from Reddit rather than other channels. Agencies that publish more case studies score higher.
Case studies we reviewed| Case study | Channel | Method | Timeline | Results | Proof | Reddit alone | Score |
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| Rise Vision Cost per sign-up down from $185.71 to $68.99 on under a third of the budget | Reddit Ads | 2 / 2 | 1 / 2 | 2 / 2 | 1 / 2 | 2 / 2 | 8 / 10 |
| Accordance $238,855 in closed-won revenue in nine months across six paid channels | Paid, six channels | 2 / 2 | 2 / 2 | 2 / 2 | 2 / 2 | 0 / 2 | 8 / 10 |
| CoDev 7x monthly leads and 87% lower cost per lead across three channels | Paid, three channels | 2 / 2 | 1 / 2 | 2 / 2 | 2 / 2 | 0 / 2 | 7 / 10 |
What we checked| Question | What we found | Result | Evidence | Source |
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| How strong are the case studies? | Partly. Rise Vision and Accordance scored 8 out of 10 and CoDev 7. Only Rise Vision shows results from Reddit alone. | Partly | Verified | Case studies page |
| How many case studies are published? | Partly. Three named Reddit Ads case studies. | Partly | Verified | Case studies page |
Approach durability
11.3 / 15Paid placements don't depend on any subreddit's moderators. Campaigns run in the client's own ad account, but the site doesn't say who keeps the pixel, audiences and creative.
How we judge this
We look at how much risk the agency’s approach puts on your results. That means whether the work builds lasting assets, such as an owned subreddit, brand accounts with real history or a well-tested ad account, how much it depends on moderators and rules you don’t control, and whether the value lasts after the work stops.
What we checked| Question | What we found | Result | Evidence | Source |
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| Does the work build lasting assets? | Partly. Campaigns run in the client's own ad account, but ownership of the pixel, audiences and creative isn't stated. | Partly | Not confirmed | Rise Vision case study |
| Is it protected from other communities' moderators? | Yes. Paid placements don't depend on any subreddit's moderators. | Meets | Verified | Rise Vision case study |
Trust and account practices
20.0 / 20InterTeam runs only promoted ads, which Reddit labels for readers, and runs no organic accounts. That avoids the account risks that come with organic Reddit work.
How we judge this
Half of this score is what the agency publicly commits to about what it posts and how it handles accounts. The other half is which accounts it actually uses. Posting only from the brand’s own accounts scores highest. Using outside accounts scores lower, even when they disclose who they work with. Agencies that buy or sell votes or accounts are not ranked.
What we checked| Question | What we found | Result | Evidence | Source |
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| Does it post only from the brand's own accounts? | Yes. Only the client's own promoted ads, with no organic accounts. | Meets | Verified | Rise Vision case study |
| Does it say who posts? | Yes. InterTeam runs the client's ads and posts nothing organically. | Meets | Verified | Rise Vision case study |
| Do its accounts say who they work for? | Yes. Reddit labels every ad as promoted. | Meets | Verified | Rise Vision case study |
Operator expertise
10.0 / 10Founder Cole Furrh is named and publishes Reddit Ads writing under his own name. InterTeam has published Reddit Ads results for more than two years and lists itself as a Reddit Ads partner.
How we judge this
We look at the founders’ Reddit track record, based on their published work, their client history and how long they’ve focused on Reddit.
What we checked| Question | What we found | Result | Evidence | Source |
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| Is the founder named? | Yes. Cole Furrh, named on InterTeam's own site. | Meets | Verified | Rise Vision case study |
| Is there a client track record? | Yes. Named Reddit Ads results for B2B SaaS clients, and a stated Reddit Ads partnership. | Meets | Verified | Reddit Ads for B2B guide |
| Has the founder published on Reddit marketing? | Yes. Reddit Ads writing published under the founder's name. | Meets | Verified | Reddit Ads for B2B guide |
| How long has it focused on Reddit? | Yes. Reddit Ads results published for more than two years. | Meets | Verified | Rise Vision case study |
Third-party validation
10.0 / 10InterTeam has a 5.0 rating across 23 Clutch reviews, and Influencer Marketing Hub covered its Rise Vision campaign as an example of a Reddit campaign that works.
How we judge this
We look at what others say about the agency, through independent coverage and client testimonials.
What we checked| Question | What we found | Result | Evidence | Source |
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| Can you see who gave the testimonials? | Yes. Rated 5.0 across 23 Clutch reviews. | Meets | Verified | None found |
| Has independent media covered it? | Yes. Influencer Marketing Hub covered its Rise Vision campaign. | Meets | Verified | Influencer Marketing Hub |
Client protection
0.6 / 5InterTeam's site doesn't state contract terms, who owns the ad account and creative, or how a handoff works. The founder is named, but who runs accounts day to day isn't.
How we judge this
We look at what the contract protects. That covers who owns the accounts and content, who does the work, and how easy it is to leave. Approach durability asks whether the work creates lasting value. This section asks whether you get to keep it.
What we checked| Question | What we found | Result | Evidence | Source |
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| Who owns the accounts and content? | No. We didn't find who owns the ad account, pixel, audiences or creative. | Doesn’t meet | Not found | None found |
| Is the team doing the work named? | Partly. The founder is named as a paid search expert, but who runs accounts day to day isn't stated. | Partly | Not confirmed | Rise Vision case study |
| How easy is it to leave? | No. We didn't find contract or exit terms on its site. | Doesn’t meet | Not found | None found |
| Is there a handoff plan? | No. We didn't find a handoff process. | Doesn’t meet | Not found | None found |
Thought leadership and measurement
6.3 / 10InterTeam publishes Reddit Ads guides but no original Reddit research. InterTeam's cases report cost per sign-up, cost per lead and return on ad spend against a before-and-after baseline. A reporting schedule isn't stated.
How we judge this
We look at the agency’s own Reddit content, giving more credit to original data or research than to general guidance. We look at what the agency reports to clients and whether it measures from a starting baseline on a regular schedule.
What we checked| Question | What we found | Result | Evidence | Source |
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| Does it publish Reddit guidance? | Yes. InterTeam publishes Reddit Ads guides. | Meets | Verified | Reddit Ads for B2B guide |
| Does it publish original research? | No. We didn't find original Reddit data or research. | Doesn’t meet | Not found | None found |
| What does it report? | Clear. Cost per sign-up, cost per lead and return on ad spend. | Meets | Verified | Rise Vision case study |
| Does it measure from a baseline? | Partly. Results are measured against a before-and-after baseline, with no reporting schedule stated. | Partly | Not confirmed | Rise Vision case study |
Bottom line
InterTeam suits B2B teams that want Reddit Ads run as part of a broader paid program, by a team with named results. Before signing, ask for written terms on who owns the ad account, pixel and creative, and how you leave.
