One price. No reply quotas.

Tools in this space sell you 50, 200, 500 replies a month. Volume is exactly what gets founder accounts banned, so Radar refuses to sell it. The pacing caps are anti-ban guardrails, and they are the same on every plan.

Free

€0

Your first 10 copied replies. No card. A hunt that finds nothing costs nothing, and a draft you never use costs nothing either.

  • 1 product
  • Full hunts with scored threads and ready-to-paste drafts
  • Every guardrail: rules audit, pacing caps, cooldowns, mod review
  • Reply monitoring and the notification bell
Start free

No card required

Radar

€19/month

Everything, flat. There is no bigger plan to grow into, because the thing other tools upsell is the thing that gets you banned.

  • Up to 3 products
  • Unlimited hunts and copied replies, within the safety pacing
  • Reply monitoring with drafted follow-up answers
  • Mentions scans across Reddit, 3 tracked keywords per product
  • Extra keyword slots as an add-on when you need them
  • Simulated mod review on every pitched draft
Founding member · first 50 seats

€149 once

The €19 plan, for life. One payment, no subscription, and a direct line to the founder while the product is young.

  • Everything in Radar, forever
  • Locked in before prices ever change
  • Your feature requests get read first

Why there is no bigger plan

Radar exists because its founder got banned twice doing Reddit promotion the volume way. Every guardrail in the product came out of those bans: one pitch per subreddit per run, a seven day cooldown after a posted mention, an automatic audit of each subreddit's real rules, and a simulated moderator that reads every pitched draft before you see it. Selling a 500-replies-a-month tier would mean selling you the exact behavior those guardrails exist to prevent. So we don't.

The one thing Radar does meter is tracked keywords in Mentions — every plan includes 3 per product, and extra slots cost extra. That's because each keyword is a scan we keep running for you. It's a cost meter, not a ban-risk meter, and it's the only one in the product.

Running an agency with more than 3 products? Email us and we'll figure it out together.