Kasspian finds buyers asking for what you sell, drafts replies you post, and tracks revenue. Free start; packs from $19, Team $199/month.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Kasspian is a growth workspace that finds people already asking for what a business sells, writes a reply for each thread, and shows which replies turned into revenue. It is operated by ISHA Solutions Ltd. and is aimed at teams and founders who want customers from forums and communities without spending hours reading threads.
The workflow rests on a rule the company states plainly: a person posts every reply from their own account. Kasspian does not post on the user's behalf, and the site says there are no bots and no auto-posting. Beyond the customer-finding workspace, Kasspian offers a free idea validator and a game map tool for finding player communities.
A user pastes a website or describes the business in a line. Kasspian reads it, works out who the buyer is, and searches for places where that buyer already posts, including subreddits, forums, communities and live threads. Each place comes back with a real URL and a read on whether the user can post, comment, or neither.
Each morning the workspace lists people asking for something similar, with a reply drafted for that room under its rules. The user reads it, edits it and posts it. Kasspian then checks the reply daily for an answer and for whether it is still up, and emails when someone responds. The site says most people spend about fifteen minutes a week.
The Today page shows one person, why the thread fits, and the drafted reply, with a freshness meter because threads go quiet within days. Room rules are measured from what each room's moderators actually remove, so users see the risk before posting. Posting and commenting get separate verdicts, since commenting is often open when posting is shut.
The Growth plan takes a customer value, current and target customer counts, and a date, then sets weekly experiments and reports whether the user is on track. The Results page counts money from replies using sales the user marks or that Stripe confirms. Market monitoring emails the user about new threads, replies to posts, and market shifts.
Kasspian is a growth workspace that finds people already asking for what a business sells, writes replies for those threads, and tracks which replies turned into revenue. The user posts every reply from their own account.
Kasspian is free to start with three written replies per plan. Reply packs cost $19 for 10 replies or $49 for 30, Team is $199 a month with the first month free, Managed is $1,500 a month, and Agency is $99 per client per month with a three-client minimum.
Yes. The FAQ says free accounts get two get-customers plans with three written replies each, two idea reads and two credits, with no card. These are lifetime allowances rather than monthly ones.
No. Kasspian drafts the reply and the user reads, edits and posts it from their own account. The site states there are no bots and no auto-posting.
Kasspian watches each reply the user posts. When someone buys, the user marks the sale, or connects Stripe and the revenue is counted automatically.
The sources name Stripe for revenue tracking and Slack for daily thread delivery on the Team plan, along with a webhook and CSV export. No other integrations are listed.
Kasspian offers an Agency plan at $99 per client per month with a three-client minimum. It puts every client in one workspace and produces a report per client with the agency's name. It is set up with Kasspian's team.
Unused credits can be refunded within 14 days of purchase. Subscriptions can be cancelled any time and access continues until the period ends. Requests go to hello@kasspian.com.