A search on one network costs 2 tokens, a written reply 3; asking the Outpost is free. Top-ups from $25 never expire. Billed per venture, cancel any time.
See the full pricingReplyGuy and Outposts do a similar first half. Both find conversations where your product fits and write a suggested reply. The second half differs.
On ReplyGuy's paid plans with auto-replies, replies on Reddit can be sent automatically. With Outposts you post every reply yourself by default. Outposts never signs in to your accounts. There is an optional Mac app that can press Post from your own computer, in your own signed-in session; it is off until you turn it on.
Some founders want that automation. Others want to read each reply before it goes out under their name. This page helps you pick.
ReplyGuy covers Reddit and X. It has several tiers, from a monitoring-only plan to agency scale, and a free trial on every plan. If you want replies to go out with little hands-on work, that is a real option.
You post it. By default nothing leaves without you.
Your accounts stay yours. Outposts' servers hold no login to them.
More networks. Up to nine, including LinkedIn, Threads, Bluesky, YouTube and Hacker News.
Community rules first. Drafts follow each community's rules where the network publishes them, and most of what Outposts writes is plain help with no product mention. That lowers the risk to your account. It does not remove it.
| Outposts | ReplyGuy | |
|---|---|---|
| What it does | Finds people asking for what you sell, drafts a reply | Finds relevant conversations, suggests replies |
| Posting | You post it yourself by default. Optional Mac app, off by default. Outposts never signs in to your accounts | Reddit: auto-replies on Pro and above. Twitter: manual posting |
| Networks | Reddit, X, LinkedIn, Threads, Bluesky, YouTube, Hacker News. Instagram and TikTok on Pro | Reddit and Twitter |
| Entry price | Solo $39/mo ($32.50/mo billed yearly) | Analyst $39/mo (no auto-replies) |
| Reply-capable plans | Solo $39/mo, Pro $99/mo | Pro $49/mo (100 replies), Business $99/mo (300 replies), Enterprise $199/mo (1,000 replies), Agency $499/mo (5,000 replies) |
| Pricing model | Tokens: 2 to search a network, 3 to write a reply. Top-ups never expire | Keyword and reply limits per plan |
| Free trial | 7 days of Solo, no card | Yes, on all plans |
| Yearly pricing | 2 months free | Discounted yearly prices on every plan |
Prices checked 2026-10-12. Plans and prices change; check each site before you buy.
By default no. It drafts, and you copy it and post it from your own account. The optional Mac app can press Post from your own computer once you switch it on; Outposts' servers still never sign in to your accounts.
Lower risk, not zero. You review each reply, and drafts follow community rules. Reddit can still act on anything posted from your account.
Searching one network costs 2 tokens. Writing a reply costs 3. Solo includes 1,000 tokens a month. Used only on replies, that is enough for about 333 of them.
Yes. 7 days of Solo, no card. The Buyer Brief is also free and needs no card or account.
Or start a 7-day free trial. No card.
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Sources, checked 2026-10-12: ReplyGuy plans and pricing. Outposts facts are from this site. We are not affiliated with ReplyGuy.