Find customers on Reddit and everywhere they ask.

Anyone who sells goods or services online: shops and makers, software and apps, courses, agencies, consultants, and local businesses that take orders or bookings on the web.

If people search Google before they buy what you sell, there are threads, videos and questions about it on the first page, and you can take part in them.

Not the way it is built to be used. Every result is a public post where someone asked a question or described a problem that matches what you sell, and every reply answers it first and says plainly who you are.

Nothing is posted automatically. You read the thread, decide whether you have something useful to add, and post it yourself. When a reply would not help, leave the thread alone: that is always the right call.

Replying to a public post as yourself is what these platforms are for. What they remove is advertising: replies that do not answer the question, links dropped without context, and promotion that hides who is behind it.

On Reddit, each subreddit sets its own rules on self-promotion, and some ban it entirely, so read them before you reply. On Stack Overflow and the other Stack Exchange sites, an answer has to solve the problem that was asked, and you must disclose your affiliation in any answer that mentions your product.

Everywhere else the same holds: answer first, always say who you are ("I make X"), keep links rare, and when in doubt, leave it. Spam gets removed and can get your account banned.

No. Byline Leads never posts, comments, messages or signs in on your behalf, and it does not automate any account. You open the page, read the conversation and reply yourself, from your own account.

A public post, thread, video, question or forum topic that ranks in Google's top 10 for one of your searches, on a platform where anyone can open an account and reply: Reddit, TikTok, Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Quora and Stack Overflow, communities such as Hacker News, Product Hunt, Indie Hackers, DEV Community and Medium, and any discussion forum.

Shops, brand sites and other pages in the top 10 are kept apart from the conversations, so you can still see the whole first page.

From Google's first page, through a licensed search results API. We do not scrape Google, and we never sign in to any platform. We only list public pages that Google shows to anyone who searches.

Each result shows its rank, the search and the country it ranks for, and when we first saw it.

Daily or weekly, your choice per tracker (daily unless you change it), plus 1 extra scan a day when you press Scan now. Each scan checks every search in every country you picked and marks what is new since the last one.

New results come to you up to 10 a day across your trackers, each with a reply already written. You see them in the app, and we can also send them to your email, Slack, Discord, Microsoft Teams and more.

Every new post is scored by AI from 0 to 100 for how well it matches what you sell, for example "92 match", and labelled with what kind of post it is: "Asking for a tool", "Describes the problem" or "Comparing options". The reason is one click away.

Only posts that score 75 or more come to you, best match first. The score is a guide, not a promise, so read the thread before you reply.

So each one gets a proper reply. A scan can find more than anyone can answer well in a day, so the best matches come first: up to 10 a day across all your trackers, each with a reply already written.

The rest wait in a queue and come to you on the following days, best match first. A day starts at midnight UTC.

Up to 3 trackers, for example one per product or per market. Each has up to 10 searches and up to 3 countries.

The countries are the United States, the United Kingdom and the 27 EU member states. Each search is run for that country, as Google shows it there.

Social networks: Reddit, TikTok, Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, YouTube, X, Pinterest, Threads, Bluesky and Tumblr. Questions and answers: Quora, and Stack Overflow with the other Stack Exchange sites. Communities: Hacker News, Product Hunt, Indie Hackers, DEV Community and Medium. And any discussion forum, from hobby forums to trade and support forums.

What they have in common: anyone can open an account and leave a comment or an answer. You choose which ones each tracker follows. A platform only appears when Google ranks one of its pages for your search, so the mix differs from one search to the next.

Each new result comes with a reply already written, in the language of the post. It answers the question first and says plainly who you are, using only what you told us about your product and what the post says. It does not invent customers, numbers or reviews.

It can still get something wrong, so read and edit every reply before you post it. You can ask for a new version of a reply whenever you need one, within fair use.

Yes. Each tracker shows the full prompt the AI receives, and you can edit your part of it: the tone, the length, what to mention and what to leave out.

The honesty rules are fixed and always apply, whatever your instructions say: every reply says who you are and never invents facts. Your instructions are yours, and so is what you post.

In the app, and wherever you already work: email, Slack, Discord, Microsoft Teams, Google Chat, Mattermost, push notifications on your phone through ntfy, a private RSS feed for each tracker, or a webhook for Zapier, Make, n8n and similar tools.

Each one connects with a link you paste. We only send messages to you; nothing is posted to your accounts anywhere.

Slack: create an app for your workspace at api.slack.com/apps, turn on Incoming Webhooks, add a webhook for the channel you want and copy its URL (it starts with https://hooks.slack.com/). Paste it in Byline Leads when you add Slack.

Discord: open the channel's settings, then Integrations, then Webhooks, create a new webhook and copy its URL. Paste it in Byline Leads when you add Discord. You need permission to manage webhooks on that server.

No. We show you where the conversations about products like yours are, and keep the list up to date. Whether a reply helps depends on what you write and on the community. Rankings change, and we do not promise any.

Every scan costs us real money: Google searches through our search provider, and AI to score each post and write each reply. A card keeps the free week to one per person and lets the trial turn into a subscription without a second sign-up.

You pay $0 today and nothing before day 8. Cancel before then from Billing in the app and you are never charged.

Your card is entered on Stripe's checkout page and stored by Stripe. We never see the number.

On day 8, unless you cancel before then. Start on 1 March and the first $10 is charged on 8 March, then on the same date every month.

We email you before the trial ends, so the charge is never a surprise.

In the app, open Billing, click Cancel trial (or Cancel plan), then confirm. No email, no call, no questions.

You keep access until the end of the trial or of the month you paid for, and you are not charged again.

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Your searches go to our search results provider (Serper) to fetch Google's results, and we store the results we find so you can track them. To suggest searches, score how well each result matches and write replies, what you told us about yourself and your product, your instructions, and the title, snippet and address of the post go to our AI provider, Google's Gemini models on Vertex AI (Google Cloud).

When you connect Slack, Discord or another channel, summaries of your new results are sent to that service, which you choose.

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