Reddit SEO: answer the threads AI quotes.
Mentionova ranks the Reddit threads ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI cite for your category, drafts a reply in your voice that answers first and discloses who you are, and leaves the posting to you.
First growth signal in ~2 minutes · no pixel to install
The threads AI engines cite in your category, ranked by influence, with a reply drafted in your voice for a person to approve.
The problem
Reddit decides your category.You're not in the room.
Reddit is cited in roughly 40% of AI answers. The threads where buyers compare options end up inside ChatGPT and Perplexity, and showing up there without looking like spam is hard, so most brands stay out entirely.
One thread, start to finish
Answer the thread. Become the source.
What happens to one r/fintech thread: the reply your team posts, the upvotes it earns, and the answer that quotes it.
01 · A thread where buyers compare options, and the engines already cite it.
02 · Your reply, drafted in Mentionova. A person adds the disclosure and posts it.
03 · Upvotes climb, and it rises to the top comment.
04 · Nine days later, Perplexity's answer cites the thread.
r/fintech · posted by u/ops_lead · 2dcited by 3 engines
Anyone moved off a single processor? Declines are killing us.
▲ 214 · 48 comments
u/maya_paymentstop comment
We route each payment to the processor most likely to approve it, and retry soft declines once on a second one. Declines dropped within a month.
Disclosure: I work at NorthPay.added by a person · posted from their account
u/ledger_ops
We retry everything at midnight. Works, sort of.
u/chargeback_chad
Fixed retry rules were fine until our volume doubled.
u/finops_kit
Following. Same problem with EU cards.
Perplexity9 days later
“how do SaaS teams cut card declines”
Practitioners on r/fintech route each payment to the processor most likely to approve it, and retry soft declines once on a second one.
Sources
How it works
Find. Draft. Post.
01 · Find
The threads the engines quote
Instead of scrolling subreddits, you get a queue of the threads buyers read, ranked by influence, with the engines that cite each one shown next to it.
Threads AI cites · payments- Anyone moved off a single processor?cited 4×
- NorthPay vs Paylane for SaaS billingcited 3×
- How do you handle card retry logic?draft ready
- Best way to cut chargebacks?cited 2×
- Multi-currency checkout, worth it?skipped
Ranked by influence · your team reviews every draft
02 · Draft
Written like a regular
Replies are drafted in your brand voice with the answer first. The editor scores each draft as you work on it, so you can see what to fix before it goes anywhere.
03 · Post
A person posts it, then it's tracked
A teammate adds any disclosure the subreddit expects and posts from their own account. From then on, the thread's citations show up beside the other engines.
ChatGPT“how do SaaS teams cut card declines”Practitioners on r/fintech keep giving the same advice: retry soft declines on a second processor, and route each payment to the processor most likely to approve it. Several replies name NorthPay as the tool they moved to, with Paylane mentioned as a simpler option.
- You
- named
- Rivals
- 1 named
- Your page
- cited #3
Sources
reddit.com/r/fintechreddit.com/r/SaaSnorthpay.com/guides
Nothing posts on its own
The agent drafts.You decide what posts.
Every reply moves from draft to approved to posted, or gets skipped. Your team edits inline, and a person posts each reply from their own account. Mentionova never posts to Reddit.
Signals on every draft
The editor scores each draft as you work on it: a humanity score, marketing words, em dashes and word count, so you can see what to fix before you approve.
Your voice, your edit
Drafts follow your brand-voice profile and read like a helpful regular. Your team edits inline, including any disclosure the subreddit expects.
Draft → approved → posted
Every reply has a status your whole team can see, and skipped threads stay skipped.
Reddit, without the spam
- ~40%
- of AI answers cite Reddit
- 4
- signals on every draft
- 0
- replies Mentionova posts
The threads where buyers compare options end up inside ChatGPT and Perplexity.
Humanity score, marketing words, em dashes and word count.
A person on your team posts each one from their own account.
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Tim WuCMO, ResolveReddit Agent · FAQ
Questions, answered.
Reddit SEO is the work of earning visibility in the Reddit threads that search and AI engines surface for your category. Because engines treat real, specific community answers as high-trust, a helpful reply in the right thread can end up quoted inside ChatGPT, Perplexity or Google AI. Good Reddit SEO means finding the threads that are already cited, answering the question honestly, disclosing who you are and letting the community decide.
Reddit is the single most-cited domain in AI answers, with roughly 40% of citations across ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI tracing back to it. Models treat lived, specific, community-verified experience as a strong signal, so the thread where buyers compare options can become the source the engine quotes. If your category is decided in a thread, being part of that conversation is part of being in the answer.
It helps you find and join the conversations your buyers have on Reddit. This Reddit marketing tool watches for your brand, your competitors and your category's questions, ranks the threads AI engines cite, and drafts a reply in your voice that answers first and discloses who you are. A person on your team approves every reply before it's posted.
No. Every reply goes from draft to approved to posted, or gets skipped, and a person on your team makes that call. The agent never posts on its own. That keeps your account, your judgment and the community's trust with you, which is the only way Reddit marketing holds up over time.
Yes. As a Reddit monitoring tool it tracks mentions of your brand, your competitors and the questions buyers ask in your category. Each matching thread is queued with its subreddit, upvotes, comment count and age, and the threads AI engines cite are marked, so you know which ones to answer first.
Yes. Reddit keyword monitoring covers your brand name, your competitors' names and your category's questions. Matching threads land in one queue instead of a feed you have to scroll, ranked so the conversations that reach AI answers come first, with a reply already drafted for each.
It can, when it's done honestly. Threads where buyers ask what to use are where Reddit lead generation happens, and a reply that answers the question well and discloses your affiliation is the kind that earns trust. Mentionova drafts that kind of reply and leaves the decision to post with you.
Reddit engagement, with drafted replies and the comment queue, is included from the Scale plan for brands and the Growth plan for agencies. Starter and Launch cover monitoring across three AI engines; every other plan tracks all six, including Reddit itself.
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