A Redreach Alternative: How Diggit Compares
Published: October 17, 2026 · 5 min read
Redreach and Diggit start in different places. Redreach finds Reddit threads that rank high on Google for your market and competitors, tracks mentions of your brand and up to 8 competitors, and suggests replies you post yourself. On top of that it has an Outbound side: a Chrome extension that sends automated DMs to Reddit users, up to 500 a day on its top plan.
Diggit watches the subreddits your buyers use and scores every new post for buying intent, then drafts a reply or DM that you send yourself. It never sends anything for you. If you want Google-ranking threads, competitor tracking and DM automation, Redreach covers more ground. If you want new buyers as they post, without software messaging people from your account, that's what Diggit is for.
We make Diggit, so read this as a vendor's comparison. We've tried to state Redreach's strengths as plainly as our own; the sources for its facts are listed at the end.
Redreach vs Diggit at a glance
| Redreach | Diggit | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Startup $19/month (20 keywords, 3 competitors, 100 reply suggestions, 30 auto DMs a day); Growth $39/month (40 keywords, 6 competitors, 300 suggestions, 100 auto DMs a day, 2 seats); Professional $79/month (60 keywords, 8 competitors, 500 suggestions, 500 auto DMs a day, 3 seats). 20% off on annual billing. 3-day pass $12 (inbound features only). 48-hour money-back guarantee. | $19, $39 or $69/month (Starter, Growth, Pro); annual billing gets 2 months free. Free preview scan before signup. |
| What it finds | Reddit threads that rank high on Google, plus mentions of your brand and tracked competitors | New posts in the subreddits your buyers use, scored for buying intent |
| What you give it | Your website, up to 3-8 competitors and 20-60 tracked keywords | Your website URL. It suggests the subreddits your buyers use |
| How often | New lead opportunities weekly on Startup, daily on Growth and Professional | Scheduled scans; the frequency depends on your plan |
| Public replies | AI-guided reply suggestions (100-500 a month); you post from your own account | Drafted replies (100, 250 or 500 a month); you post from your own account |
| DMs | Outbound: a Chrome extension sends automated DMs, 30, 100 or 500 a day by plan, with a CRM for the conversations | Drafts a DM for you to send yourself. Diggit never sends DMs |
| Subreddit rules | Not described on its site | Warns you when a subreddit's rules restrict self-promotion or AI-written content |
| Alerts and integrations | Email on every plan; Telegram from Growth; Slack and webhooks on Professional; API and MCP server from Growth | Web dashboard, plus email alerts for new high-intent posts |
| Try before paying | $12 three-day pass for the inbound features; 48-hour money-back guarantee on plans | Free preview scan of your own market, without an account or a card |
When to pick Redreach instead
- You want the Reddit threads that already rank on Google for your market, which keep sending traffic long after they were posted.
- You want to track mentions of your brand and up to 8 competitors.
- You want DM outreach at volume and are comfortable with a browser extension sending automated messages from your account.
- You want an API, an MCP server, Slack, Telegram or webhooks for your alerts.
When Diggit is the better fit
- You want new buyers as they post, ranked by buying intent, rather than older threads that rank on Google.
- You want nothing sent from your Reddit account without you reading it and sending it yourself.
- You want a warning before you post in a subreddit that restricts self-promotion or AI-written content.
- You want to try it on your own market for free, without a card. Both start at $19/month.
FAQ
How much does Redreach cost?
As of October 2026: Startup $19/month, Growth $39/month and Professional $79/month, with 20% off on annual billing. A one-time 3-day pass costs $12 and covers the inbound features only.
Does Redreach send DMs automatically?
Yes, on its Outbound side: a Chrome extension sends automated DMs to Reddit users, from 30 a day on Startup to 500 a day on Professional. Public replies are suggestions you post yourself.
Does Redreach use the official Reddit API?
Its own API page says its API is not the official Reddit API, and its site describes tracking search-engine-indexed Reddit posts using publicly accessible data. Its footer says it is not affiliated with Reddit.
Does Diggit send DMs?
No. Diggit drafts a reply or DM in your tone; you review it, edit it and send it yourself from your own account.
Try it on your own market
The fastest way to compare is with your own subreddits. Paste your website URL into Diggit and the free preview scan shows you real posts from your market, each scored for buying intent, before you pay or create an account.
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