Redmator: Reddit growth & lead SaaS
Subreddit discovery, post automation, lead capture, and follow-up sequences for digital marketers and product creators.
This case study covers how we built Redmator so product creators could find subreddits, post, and follow up from one app.
100+
Paid users
API integrated
15d
Shipped
The problem
Marketers manually hunted subreddits, copied posts, and lost leads in DMs. They needed one product for discovery, publishing, and follow-up — not a stack of half-connected tools.
The solution
Redmator packages Reddit discovery, scheduling, lead capture, and follow-ups into one SaaS — built for day-to-day growth workflows and fast time-to-value.
What we built
- →Next.js product UI for campaigns, subreddits, and leads
- →Reddit API integrations and automation safety patterns
- →Lead capture pipelines and follow-up sequences
- →Telegraph and content tooling integrations
- →Billing and onboarding flows
- →Production hosting and monitoring
Outcomes
- ✓100+ paid users in the first week after launch
- ✓Live product at getredmator.com
- ✓End-to-end Reddit growth workflow in one dashboard
How it shipped
The buyer was a marketer who already knew which communities mattered and was tired of copying posts by hand. Redmator had to find subreddits, schedule a post, catch the lead, and start a follow-up without a second tool. Reddit's API rules shaped the automation: the product queues work and shows what is about to publish, instead of firing a blast the account cannot explain.
It shipped in 15 days and took payments in the first week, passing 100 paid users. Billing and onboarding were part of that cut, not a later add-on. The live app is at getredmator.com. The client owns the repository.
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