Bazzly is a Reddit marketing automation tool for SaaS and product teams. It finds the Reddit conversations where your product is a genuine fit, drafts replies with AI, and posts them through aged, high-karma Reddit accounts so your own account carries no ban risk.
Reddit threads are where people ask for tool recommendations, and many of those threads rank on Google and get quoted in AI answers for years. Bazzly scans Reddit around the clock for posts that match your product, scores each one for fit, and drafts a reply that reads like a helpful comment rather than an ad.
Replies go out through warmed-up accounts that Bazzly operates, not through yours. You can run fully on autopilot, where posts are found, written and published without you touching anything, or in manual mode, where every reply waits for your approval first.
Beyond comments, Bazzly detects leads (people asking for exactly what you sell), drafts DMs for them, adds upvotes so your comment ranks near the top of the thread, and tracks which threads bring search and AI traffic to your site.
Bazzly is built for founders and small marketing teams who sell software or a product online and want a steady stream of qualified traffic from Reddit without spending hours a day in threads. Agencies use it to run Reddit for several clients from one dashboard, and developers and AI agents can drive it through the public API and the Bazzly MCP server.
Bazzly is built and run by Filip Panoski. The service is operated by Meeteo Labs, LLC, a company registered in the United States. You can reach the team at support@bazzly.ai or on X at @bazzlyai.
There is one plan, billed monthly, with a free trial and no long-term contract. The plan includes a monthly credit allowance; a comment posted through a warmed-up account, an upvote, and an AI draft each cost a set number of credits, and you can top up or enable auto top-up at any time. Current pricing is always on the homepage.