Find people looking to buy what you built.
We write the reply. You press send. We never post for you.
Free to start · No card · About two minutes
Example: a post like the ones we find, and the reply we'd write
r/SaaS · 3 hours agoExample
“Anyone know a light analytics tool that doesn’t need a cookie banner?”
Your reply
GA4 is overkill for a small site. I build Plainly, a cookie-free analytics script under 1KB, so there is no banner to show. Happy to share how it handles EU visitors.
You built it. Nobody came.
Hours lost scrolling Reddit.
We read four places and hand you one list.
A reply that got your account banned.
We never post. You do, so your account stays yours.
Launch day. Then silence.
We find the people already asking for what you built.
Free to start · No card
We read four places. You read one list.
- Indie Hackers
- DEV
- The open web
- 88
- 84
- 79
Most posts are noise.
- Posts read1,000
- Worth a look90
- Reach you8
Example hunt
We never make things up about you.
Had this exact problem last year: ended up building something for it.
It searches four places and writes the reply for you.
Most people see their first customer inside a week.
We never post. You do.
This is what is waiting for you.
- Reddit · r/example84
“Anyone know a tool that does X without Y?”
Had this exact problem last year and ended up building something for it, it looks in four places and writes the reply for you. Happy to point you at it if useful.
- DEV79
“What are you all using for this in 2026?”
Depends whether you want it to post for you. Most of them do, which is what gets accounts banned now. The one I use writes the reply and then stops, I send it myself.
- Indie Hackers76
“Doing this by hand is killing me.”
Same, for months. Tabs open all day and I still missed the good ones. What fixed it for me was having something read them all and hand me the two worth answering.
“She pushes back when your distribution is weak instead of blindly agreeing.”
Tools that post for you put your account at risk.
| What it does | By hand | Tools that post for you | FounderDive |
|---|---|---|---|
| Finds the posts | If you stay up | Yes | Yes, four places |
| Writes the reply | You do, at 1am | Yes | Yes, from your facts |
| Refuses to claim what it can't back | Up to you | No | Bins the whole draft |
| Posts on your account | You do | Yes: that's the ban | Never. You press send |
| Checks the group's rules first | The written ones | Some | Eight gates, every reply |
| Keeps a record of replies posted and answered | No | Upvotes | Posted, and who answered |
| Tells you when it found nothing | You know | Fills the queue | Says so |
We keep track of which replies you posted and who answered.
Start free.
Free
$0
One real hunt. Your first match and its 2 best, in full, with 3 replies written.
Start free- One hunt, across four places, at full depth
- The first 3 people asking, in full, with a reply written for each
Starter
$29.99/month
or $299.99/year: two months free
25 replies written for you per run.
Get Starter- Press Hunt again, up to 3 a day, across four places
- 25 replies written per hunt
- 400 more a month on request
Pro
$79.99/month
or $799.99/year: two months free
80 replies a hunt, two businesses, full Deep Dives.
Get Pro- Press Hunt again, up to 5 a day, across four places
- 80 replies written per hunt
- One free hunt, no card
- 3 matches in full, the 2 best included, with replies
- Cancel in one click, any time
Questions
What is FounderDive?
FounderDive is an AI marketing agent for solo B2B SaaS founders who have built a product and have no distribution. Prova searches four places, Reddit, Indie Hackers, DEV and the open web, for people describing the problem your product solves, scores every post it finds, and drafts a reply for the ones worth answering. It never posts for you: you copy the reply and post it yourself.
Will this get my Reddit account banned?
That is the failure this product is built to avoid, and it is why FounderDive posts nothing at all, you read the draft and post it yourself. Before a link is ever offered, FounderDive checks the community's own self-promotion rules, a 9:1 helpful-to-promotional ratio over your last 30 days, a 14-day cooldown per community, the karma and account-age gates automod enforces but does not publish, whether the same link has gone to another community in the last 24 hours (which triggers a sitewide shadowban), and whether your account already looks shadowbanned. Because you are the one posting, there is no cap on how many you send.
Does FounderDive post automatically?
No. FounderDive never posts for you, on any platform. You read each reply, change it if you want, then copy it and post it yourself from your own account, so nothing ever appears under a FounderDive name. Posting yourself is also what keeps your accounts safe: communities remove accounts that auto-post.
How is this different from ReplyGuy and similar tools?
Some tools in this category can post replies for you, which puts the account at risk now that Reddit verifies suspected bot accounts. FounderDive posts nothing. It finds the posts, writes each reply from facts you have stored, and runs ban-prevention checks most tools do not have, including shadowban detection and cross-community link-spam detection. After you copy a reply it asks whether you posted it, and a day later whether anyone answered, so you keep your own record of what worked.
Can FounderDive show me whether it actually made money?
Not directly. FounderDive never posts, so it cannot see what a reply earned. It keeps your record instead: the replies you copied, the ones you say you posted, and the ones you say got an answer. Links in a reply carry a campaign tag, so your own analytics can tell which reply a visit came from.
Why this exists
Four months on Propelo. It worked. Nobody ever found it.