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Five a week or ten a day: what actually changes on a paid plan

The free plan sends your top 5 Reddit matches once a week. Here's what Solo and Pro add, and when staying on free makes more sense.

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The free plan sends your top 5 Reddit matches once a week, each with a reply draft. For many builders that's plenty. Here's what paying changes.

What you get

  • Solo ($19/month): your top 10 matches every morning for one product, with reply drafts. You see a thread the day it's posted, not days later.
  • Pro ($49/month): the same daily digest for up to three products, with priority scanning.

When to stay on free

  • Your niche gets only a few asks a week, so a weekly list already catches them.
  • You don't have time to reply every day yet.

When to upgrade

  • Your weekly list is full of good threads you reached too late.
  • You're running more than one product.

Cancel anytime, with a 7-day refund on First10.

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