Bazzly automates Reddit marketing: finds posts, drafts AI replies and DMs, posts via warmed-up accounts. $199/month with a 7-day free trial.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Bazzly is a Reddit marketing automation tool for SaaS and product teams. It finds Reddit conversations where a product is a genuine fit, drafts replies with AI, and posts them through aged, high-karma Reddit accounts so the customer's own account carries no ban risk. The service is built and run by Filip Panoski and operated by Meeteo Labs, LLC, a company registered in the United States.
The reasoning behind the product is that 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 aims to place a helpful reply in those threads, so a product appears in front of people who are already searching for a solution.
A user creates a project by entering a product URL, keywords and subreddits, which determine how relevant the opportunities are. Bazzly then scans Reddit around the clock for matching posts, scores each one for fit, and drafts a reply meant to read like a helpful comment rather than an ad. The site says setup takes about two minutes.
Replies are posted through warmed-up accounts that Bazzly operates. In autopilot mode, posts are found, written and published without any input. In manual mode, each reply waits for approval. Users can also choose to post from their own Reddit account through the Chrome extension, selecting the posting method for each reply.
On the reply side, Bazzly offers opportunity scanning, AI drafts, Reply Autopilot with configurable pace and relevance threshold, and smart upvotes that push a comment above others in the thread. A Boost Mode option can automatically beat the top comment. It also targets threads that rank on Google or appear in AI answers, and tracks which threads bring that traffic.
For outreach, Bazzly detects leads, meaning people asking for exactly what the product sells, and drafts DMs based on what they posted. DMs and own-account comments run through the Chrome extension. A public API and an MCP server let developers and AI agents control the tool, and agencies can manage several clients from one dashboard.
Bazzly is a Reddit marketing automation tool for SaaS and product teams. It finds Reddit threads where a product fits, drafts replies with AI, and posts them through warmed-up accounts. It also detects leads and drafts DMs.
Bazzly has one plan at $199 per month, billed monthly, with 170 credits included each month. A warmed-account comment costs 10 credits, an upvote 0.2 credits and an AI draft 0.1 credits. Additional projects cost $199 per month each.
Yes. The trial lasts 7 days with 5 trial credits to try warmed-account posting. A payment method is added at checkout, the first charge happens when the trial ends, and a reminder is sent three days before.
With warmed-up accounts, your own Reddit account is never involved, so there is no ban risk to it. If you post from your own account through the Chrome extension, Bazzly says it follows Reddit's guidelines, but normal rules still apply, such as not spamming and respecting subreddit rules.
Autopilot means Bazzly finds posts, writes replies and posts them through warmed-up accounts without your input. Users who want more control can switch to manual mode and approve each reply before it goes out. Autopilot pauses when a project drops below 10 credits.
Yes. The plan includes a public API and an MCP server, and both work during the free trial. The site says developers and AI agents can use them to drive Bazzly.
Yes. Each product is its own project with its own credits, up to 10 projects per account, at $199 per month for each additional active project. Agencies can run Reddit for several clients from one dashboard.
Bazzly is built for founders and small marketing teams who sell software or a product online and want qualified Reddit traffic without spending hours in threads. Agencies and developers are also named as users.