AI Reddit Community Manager

Your brand's AI Reddit
community manager.

Monitors Reddit around the clock. Drafts replies in your brand's voice. Sends you a weekly report every Monday without being asked. All managed through a conversation in your team chat (Slack, Teams, or Google Chat). No dashboards, no logins.

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Live in 10 to 14 business days
No long-term contracts
Discovery call, no commitment

The Problem

Reddit is where your customers make buying decisions. Most brands aren't there.

Every day, thousands of people ask Reddit which products to buy, which brands to avoid, and whether something is worth the money. These threads rank on Google. They show up in AI search results. Most brands have no presence in these conversations at all.

The Time Problem

Monitoring Reddit properly takes hours every day

Finding the right threads, drafting replies that don't sound like ads, timing responses while conversations are still active. It's not a 20-minute task. It's a job. Most marketing teams don't have the bandwidth.

The Voice Problem

Generic replies get ignored or downvoted

Reddit communities are sophisticated. They can spot a corporate reply instantly. A tone-deaf response does more damage than saying nothing. Getting the voice right requires someone who genuinely understands both the brand and the community.

The Coverage Problem

The best threads happen when no one's watching

A thread blowing up at 9pm on a Tuesday, a viral question on a Saturday morning. These are the moments that matter most. A 9-to-5 community manager misses them. By the time Monday rolls around, the conversation is over.

How It Works

A community manager that works around the clock. Managed through a chat.

The agent runs continuously in the background. Your team's only job is to reply to a message in your team chat, the same way you'd reply to a colleague asking for a quick approval.

Step 01

BPG sets the agent up for your brand.

We research your product, your category, and your community. We'll either build the agent's knowledge base from scratch or work from an existing one you already have. Once everything is configured and tested, you join a handover call. The agent is live within 10 to 14 business days.

Step 02

The agent monitors Reddit continuously.

It watches the subreddits and keywords where your customers are active, all day, every day, weekends included. Every relevant thread gets flagged and queued for your review.

Step 03

Drafts land in your team chat.

Twice a day (or however often you want), the agent drops into your team chat with a draft reply for each thread. You approve it, ask for a rewrite, or skip it. One message. No dashboard.

Step 04

You copy and post. That's your entire involvement.

The agent does the hard part — monitoring Reddit 24/7, finding relevant threads, and drafting replies in your voice. You spend 5 minutes per day reviewing and posting instead of 2+ hours hunting for threads and writing responses.

What the Agent Does

This is a job description. Here's what your agent is responsible for.

If you were hiring a human community manager, this is what you'd expect from them. The agent does all of it. The difference is it never sleeps, never takes a holiday, and costs around 5% of a human salary.

Responsibility 01

Monitor relevant subreddits and keywords continuously

The agent watches every subreddit and keyword relevant to your brand. If someone asks a question your product can answer, the agent flags it. If a thread is gaining traction fast, you're notified within minutes.

Responsibility 02

Draft replies that match your brand's voice and tone

Every response is written in a style that reflects how your brand communicates. Not corporate. Not salesy. Genuinely helpful, written the way a knowledgeable person would actually reply on Reddit.

Responsibility 03

Prioritise threads based on engagement and timing

Not every thread is worth responding to. The agent ranks opportunities by traction, relevance, and timing. You see the ones that matter most first.

Responsibility 04

Deliver draft batches twice daily (or on your schedule)

Morning batch. Evening batch. Or however often works for your team. The agent delivers drafts when you want them, not when it feels like it.

Responsibility 05

Incorporate feedback and refine responses instantly

Rate each draft as good, mediocre, or bad. That's it. The agent categorizes your feedback and learns what you like. No detailed critiques needed. The more you rate, the better it gets at matching your standards.

Responsibility 06

Track which replies drove traffic, engagement, and conversions

The agent logs every thread, every reply, and every result. It knows which posts sent traffic to your site, which comments got upvoted, and which threads kept generating leads weeks later.

Responsibility 07

Report performance every Monday without being asked

Every Monday morning, you get a summary: threads responded to, traffic driven, top-performing replies, and what's trending in your category. You didn't ask for it. It just shows up.

Responsibility 08

Never post anything without your explicit approval

The agent drafts. You approve. Nothing goes live until you say so. You're in control of every word that gets posted under your brand's name.

The Infrastructure Stack

Built on enterprise tools.

The agent runs on a professional, production-ready tech stack. Each tool is best-in-class for the job it does — and it all runs in the background so your team never has to touch it.

Reddit Monitoring

ScrapeCreators

Pulls live thread content from your target subreddits via the official Reddit API.

Workflow Automation

n8n Cloud

Schedules monitoring, filters and prioritises threads, and routes qualifying drafts to your chat.

Language Model

Claude / GPT-4o mini

Generates the reply drafts in your brand's voice. Industry-leading models, production-ready from day one.

Data Storage

Neon

Stores brand knowledge, draft history, team feedback, and reply outcomes.

Hosting

Railway

Where the agent lives and runs 24/7, weekends included.

The Point

Your team chat integration — Slack, Microsoft Teams, or Google Chat — is set up by BPG during onboarding. This isn't a chatbot or a monitoring tool with some AI features bolted on. It's a full-time employee that specialises in one thing: representing your brand on Reddit as well as a great human hire would, except it works 24/7 and costs $149 a month.

The Math

A human community manager costs $57,000/year. The agent is 95% cheaper.

This isn't a comparison of capability. A good human community manager brings creativity, intuition, and judgement that no agent can replicate. This is a comparison of cost.

Human Community Manager

Annual salary (entry-level) $45,000
Benefits (health, 401k, etc.) $8,100
Payroll tax $3,443
Software & tools $1,200
Total annual cost $57,743

Reddit AI Community Manager

Onboarding (one-time) $999
Service ($149/mo × 12) $1,788
Benefits, tax, HR $0
Total first-year cost $2,787

$999 onboarding + $1,788 service

Onboarding is a one-time fee. It drops out of the equation after year one — from then on the agent costs $1,788/year. Add +$499 one-time if you need a brand-new Reddit account set up and warmed up.

Get Started

Ready to put someone on
Reddit full-time?

We'll show you the agent running live — monitoring threads, drafting replies, and reporting through Google Chat. No slides. No decks. Just the product working in real time.

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$149/mo, $999 onboarding. Cancel any time

Why team chat?

Because your team is already in it — whether that's Slack, Microsoft Teams, or Google Chat. There's no new tool to learn, no dashboard to check, no notification to miss. The agent shows up the same way a colleague would, in the thread you're already using. When you want to give feedback, you just reply. When you want to ask a question, you just ask.

Salary data from Glassdoor

According to Glassdoor (March 2026), entry-level community managers in the United States earn between $33,759 and $63,727 per year, based on 6 salary contributions. The $45,000 figure used here falls within this verified range.

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Timeline depends on client readiness

Delivery within the 10 to 14 business day timeline depends on BPG receiving all required information from the client on time. This includes brand materials, target subreddits, product details, and any existing knowledge base documentation.