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No — there is a $12 seven-day pass instead, and we think you will prefer it. A free trial means handing over a card and remembering to cancel before it quietly becomes $24 a month. The pass is a one-time charge that expires on its own: full access to everything for a week — Reddit and X monitoring, scoring and competitor mentions, no subscription created, no card kept on file, nothing to cancel. If it worked, you pick a plan deliberately. If it did not, you paid $12 and we never charge you again.

You paste your website. MentionSpot reads it and builds a keyword and topic model in the language your buyers actually use, plus a starting list of competitors. From then on, every new post and comment across Reddit is matched against that model through the official API, along with your X keywords. It reads only. No scraping, no browser automation, no bot signing in as you.

Keyword matching finds mentions; it cannot tell an idle reference from a real buying signal. MentionSpot runs each match through an AI model that rates relevance 0–100 and labels the intent stage: researching, actively tool-seeking, discussing a competitor, or venting a pain you solve. You set the score that decides what pings you and what waits in the digest, and nothing below your threshold is deleted — it stays one click away in the filtered view.

No, on both counts, and this is deliberate rather than a limitation we plan to remove. MentionSpot never posts, comments, votes or DMs, and it never generates reply text. Reddit is unforgiving with machine-written comments and the account at risk would be yours, but the bigger reason is simpler: a generated reply does not work. The five minutes of writing was never the expensive part. Finding the thread that deserves those five minutes is, and that is the part we do.

Name your competitors once — five on Solo, fifteen on Growth, forty on Scale — and every mention of each one lands in your inbox, from posts and from comments, on Reddit and on X. Someone saying they are moving off a rival, or asking for an alternative to one, is the warmest lead you will find anywhere, and they announce themselves in public. Every mention lands in the same scored feed as your own.

When a conversation clears the relevance and intent bar you set, it is delivered to your email in real time; everything else rolls into a daily digest. Delivery runs as a durable background job, so alerts arrive even when you are logged out or offline — a lead never waits for you to open the app. Every alert carries the thread, why it matched, and a link. Never a drafted reply.

No. Reddit and X API usage is included in your plan — there is nothing to obtain or bill separately. Solo tracks 5 keywords and 3 competitors on one product — every keyword is searched on Reddit and X, not one or the other. Growth is three products and three times the volume; Scale is eight products.

Yes. Both, on every plan — there is no channel to choose and no upgrade to buy. Reddit and X are handled identically: read-only, scored the same way, alerted the same way, into the same inbox.

MentionSpot reads public Reddit and X data through the official APIs and never writes anything on your behalf. Because you write and post every reply yourself from your own account, you stay responsible for following each subreddit’s rules and each platform’s content policy — which is how genuine participation works anyway.