Karmy pings you in Telegram when a Reddit thread is fresh, with a draft reply ready. Plans from €9/month with a 10-day free trial. See features and pricing.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Karmy is a Reddit growth tool that runs inside Telegram. It looks for Reddit threads where people are already asking for what a product sells, then sends an alert while the thread still has fewer than 10 comments, with a draft reply already written. The pitch is timing: early useful comments get read, while replies on threads with 200 comments sink.
The user always posts. Karmy does not publish on its own, and the site says there is no publish button in its API, webhook or MCP. It is aimed at founders and teams who want Reddit as a customer channel without spending hours scrolling each week.
You start a mission by entering your product, website and a few use cases. Karmy reads them, proposes subreddits and starts scanning for fresh, high-intent threads. When one appears, you get a Telegram message with the thread, the draft and buttons to copy it, open the thread, mark it done or report a bad pick.
You then edit the draft and paste it from your own account. Karmy checks subreddit rules first, and if a community bans self-promotion, the draft answers the question without naming your product. Reports on what happened arrive each morning.
The core features are early thread alerts, one draft per thread, a rules check before drafting and timing guidance for reach. Karmy looks for four thread types: tool requests, option comparisons, complaints about competitors and threads that invite people to share what they are building. It deliberately avoids sending every keyword mention.
Higher plans add delivery and analysis. A webhook sends opportunities to Slack, Discord, Notion, Google Sheets, HubSpot or your own script. The MCP lets Claude or Cursor answer where to comment. The competitor watch summarizes weekly complaints by reason and lists people asking for a way out, each linked to its thread.
Karmy is a Reddit growth tool that runs in Telegram. It finds fresh threads where people ask for what your product does and pings you with a draft reply while the thread still has under 10 comments.
Starter is €9/month for one mission, Growth is €19/month for up to five, and Scale is €39/month for up to twenty. GEO plans cost €69 and €149 per month and include karmitos.
Yes. All main plans include 10 days free with full access and no card needed to start. After the trial you can continue on a paid plan or cancel from Telegram.
No. Karmy writes the draft and you post it from your own account. The site says there is no publish button in its API, webhook or MCP. A separate karmito add-on is a Reddit account Karmy runs for you.
Telegram is the default channel. On Growth, a webhook sends opportunities to Slack, Discord, WhatsApp, Notion, Google Sheets, HubSpot, ntfy push, Zapier or your own script. On Scale, an MCP connects it to Claude and Cursor.
To post your own replies, yes, and an account with some history does better. Karmy does not need your Reddit credentials. Karmitos use fresh accounts that Karmy warms up.
The site says setup takes a couple of minutes: product name, website and a few use cases. Karmy proposes subreddits for you to confirm, and first opportunities usually arrive the same day.
It suits SaaS founders, small teams and agencies that want customers from Reddit and need timely alerts with drafts. It is less suited to anyone who wants fully automated posting without any manual step.