Scan Reddit for buying signals

A commenter used a Grok Bot setup to watch Reddit for posts that looked like purchase intent.

Done with Grok Bot· Intermediate

What they did
They built a small group of bots instead of using Grok by itself, and linked each one to outside tools through APIs or MCPs. One bot had the job of searching Reddit for signs that someone might be ready to buy. They did not describe the exact workflow for that bot or say how a person checked its findings.
How it went
They said this bot took the place of other SaaS tools they had used for the same job. They did not give examples, accuracy figures, or any numbers on speed or output.
Tips
If you split work across multiple bots, connect them to APIs or MCPs so they use fewer resources and work more smoothly. Keep the Reddit-scanning bot in read-only mode and review its leads before using them.

Try it yourself with Grok Bot

You are my Reddit lead-finder. Search [subreddits] and posts mentioning [product/service category] or signs that someone is ready to buy, switch, or compare options. Return the 15 strongest leads in a table with the post link, a short quote, and one sentence explaining why it looks like buying intent. Do not contact anyone or take any action on Reddit. Before you do anything irreversible, such as posting, messaging, saving to a CRM, or deleting items, pause and ask for my approval first. If you cannot access something directly, say what you need and stop.

Fill in the [brackets]. Agents can make mistakes, so review anything before it is sent, paid or deleted.

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