White-label Reddit marketing services for agencies
Sell Reddit without staffing it
Your clients are asking about Reddit, usually because a competitor showed up in an AI answer and they didn't. Learning the moderation rules on a client's account is an expensive way to find out. We run the production behind your brand; you keep the approval, the relationship and the margin.
Agency clients
- Stinger Media
What agencies get out of it
983k
A result you can put your name on
One post for Topflight, itself an agency, drew 983,000 impressions, 1,326 comments and more than 100 inbound leads from a single story in r/SaaS.
309k
The buyer, not the feed
One r/sysadmin post for Specode reached 309,000 hospital IT readers and drew 293 comments. No ad spend.
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Review cycle, and it's yours
Drafts come to you, you sign off, and the reporting ships white-labeled. You stay the point of contact; we stay behind you.
24
Citations per thread, in a sub we run
A thread in a sub we run draws 24 citations against 7 for one nobody tends, across about 42,000 citations for 13 brands. That is the playbook you are reselling.
What a Reddit partner looks like from the agency side
Your clients are asking about Reddit, and the work is specialist: which subs remove brand posts, how to deal with a mod, what gets a subreddit banned, which warmed-account tricks stopped working. Learning it on a client's account is how agencies lose the client. We already work with agencies, Stinger Media among them, and the model is simple: you own the relationship and the approval, we do the production behind you, and the reporting ships ready to forward.
We also know what an agency's own buyers respond to, because one of our best results was for an agency. Topflight builds healthcare apps for digital-health founders, and founders don't click agency ads. We wrote the problem Topflight fixes into one story, a $300,000 build no doctor would use, and posted it in r/SaaS. It reached 983,000 impressions and 1,326 comments and brought in more than 100 inbound leads. For Specode, the Topflight team's own product, one r/sysadmin post reached 309,000 hospital IT readers. That is the kind of result you can sell at your margin.
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You approve, we produce
Drafts land with you every week. One review cycle, your call, then we post, moderate and track.
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White-label reporting
Rankings and AI citations, tracked in Promptwatch, ship as your work. Your client never needs to know who wrote the thread.
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We tell you before you sell it
If a client has no Reddit conversation to build on, you hear it from us before the proposal goes out, not after.
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Your margin, no Reddit team
A service you sell at your price instead of a channel you have to hire for.
Get started in three steps
Step 1: Apply in two minutes
Tell us the company, who buys from you and what you want Reddit to do for it.
Step 2: Talk it through
On the call we look at where your buyers already talk and the searches worth owning, and tell you straight if it's a fit.
Step 3: Approve the first drafts
We write, post and moderate. You sign off each week's drafts and see what ranks and what AI answers cite.
Good fit, bad fit
Reddit only works where a real conversation already exists. We can earn you a place in it. We can't invent it, so we check before taking your money.
FAQs
Is the work actually white-label?
Yes. The community is built for your client under your relationship, and the reporting ships ready to forward.
Do you talk to our clients directly?
No, unless you want us to. You stay the point of contact; we stay behind you.
What does it cost?
The subreddit engagement starts at $5,000 a month. See the pricing page for what's included.