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Reddit Outreach

Reddit outreach run from your assistant: find prospects posting about your problem, DM them, and track replies in a CRM.

by signal-found ↗Marketing Automation & AdvertisingCommunity

LABSCO SUMMARY

Know what this actually does before you connect it.

This is a cold-outreach tool that sends direct messages to real people on Reddit at volume, either from your own account or from a network of accounts the vendor operates — the README says hundreds of them. Whether that is a fit is a judgement about your business and about Reddit's rules, not a technical question. On the mechanics, the reporting side is the more interesting half: close rates, a voice-of-customer synthesis from actual replies, and a comparison of who converted against who did not, all feeding back into targeting.

What it is

A hosted MCP server for the Signal Found platform, a Reddit-native outreach product. You describe a product, it finds people on Reddit already posting about the problem it solves, and your agent handles the targeting, the messaging, the CRM and the reporting. Messages go out either through your own Reddit account, linked with a Chrome extension, or through the vendor's managed account network.

What you get

  • Onboarding driven from the conversation — login_with_client_id (which also reports your credit balance), create_new_account, create_new_product, get_onboarding_status, agent_quickstart for a zero-context start, and run_full_agentic_onboarding to let the agent run the whole pipeline
  • Targeting and positioning: configure_targeting for subreddits and keywords, configure_product_strategy for market positioning, modify_subreddits, modify_keywords, modify_market_positioning, and submit_agent_targeting to finalise it for campaign activation
  • Outreach — send_reddit_message for cold messages, replies or batches, with onboarding_campaign_decision to approve or change the agent's targeting recommendations before anything goes out
  • A CRM the agent works inside: crm_workbench for the full view, crm_customers_by_state, crm_state_stats, change_crm_state, get_conversation_by_id, get_conversation_notes, modify_conversion_notes and upsert_conversation_note
  • Reporting that goes past counts — sales_control_tower for a command-centre summary with recommendations, portfolio_close_rate, voice_of_customer_report synthesised from real prospect responses, compare_confirmed_vs_uninterested to improve targeting, and get_deduped_crm_by_category
  • Campaign and funnel control: list_campaigns with health, list_products, get_product_tree, rebalance_resources_to_product to shift capacity toward what is working, and modify_funnels
  • billing_and_credits for balance, history and a Stripe checkout link — and when credits run out, outreach tools return the checkout link directly rather than just failing

Requirements

A Signal Found client ID from signal-found.com — or none at all to begin with, since leaving it blank and asking the agent to create an account signs you up and authenticates the session. The hosted server needs nothing installed: point your client at https://mcp.signal-found.com/mcp, then tell it to log in with your client ID. Running locally instead is pip install sf-mcp or uvx sf-mcp with ONBOARD_API_CLIENT_ID set; ONBOARD_API_TIMEOUT_SECONDS and MCP_TRANSPORT are the other settings. Sending through your own Reddit account requires the Signal Found Chrome extension and registering the account with register_reddit_account. Credits are consumed per message sent, roughly one credit per message.

Setup effort

One command plus credentials — pip install sf-mcp, then supply credentials