Many clients do, eventually. The hard part is the start: most subreddits wither before they ever take off. Our system de-risks and accelerates that early phase, so you reach self-sustaining momentum fast, prove the model, and justify further investment. Once you know it works, you can take it in-house or keep us on to help you scale.

Less than you'd expect. We handle the building, content, promotion, and moderation. From you we need editorial direction and thread approvals, plus participation in team activation and the month-four AMA. Expect roughly two hours a month. The heaviest lift is coordinating your first AMA, and we run that with you.

The Sprint gets you to an owned, active community with compounding momentum. From there, most clients move to an ongoing retainer for continued content, management, and growth, but you own everything we've built regardless. Continuing with us is an option, not a dependency.

Weekly reporting on engagement, reach, AI-search visibility, and organic brand mentions. You'll see growth signals within the Sprint, and the Satisfaction Checkpoint at the end of month two means that if you're not seeing what you expected, you walk away with everything we've built.

The system is the same; the content changes based on your market and goals. For e-commerce brands, we mine reviews, support tickets, return reasons, and Reddit itself, so the content sounds native because it came from your customers. For enterprise B2B, where a small market can't generate big engagement volume, we focus on category authority and promote thought leadership into the subreddits your buyers already visit.

Further reading

• How Flexcar is challenging traditional car ownership through Reddit
• How to build and scale a brand subreddit
• The Community Leverage Manifesto