How to monitor brand mentions on Reddit, LinkedIn, and Quora at scale
A practical four-stage workflow for surfacing the right mentions across three platforms — without drowning in noise.
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Real people, not bots
Reviews and engagement from real people who mean it.
Every task goes to a different real person, matched to the right country and city. They write in their own words — nobody is told what to say. You see the work before anyone gets paid.
A different person each time
One person, one task. Ten reviews means ten separate people, not one account ten times.
Matched to where it matters
Local work goes to people in that city. A map review from the wrong country helps nobody.
You approve before paying
Credits sit in escrow until you accept the work. Reject it and they come straight back.
How it works
You describe the job and fund it. We find the right people. You approve what comes back.
Describe the job
Pick a service, add the link, and say what you want done. The form changes to fit the service — a map review asks for the business, a Reddit comment asks for the thread.
Set your terms
How many people, what each is worth, which countries or cities, and what quality rating you require. Your credits are locked in escrow when you publish.
We find the people
Work is offered to people who fit, one at a time. Nobody browses and grabs it, so the fastest clicker does not win — the right person does.
They do it in their words
You can supply the text, have AI draft a starting point you edit, or leave it entirely to them. What you cannot do is dictate a rating, and that is deliberate.
You review the proof
Every submission arrives with a link, a screenshot, or both. Approve it and the worker is paid. Reject it and the place goes to someone else.
Spread over time
Delivery is paced across the days you choose. Ten reviews in one afternoon look like exactly what they are; the same ten over three weeks look like customers.
Why this is not the cheap version
A different person each time
One person, one task. Ten reviews means ten separate people, not one account ten times.
Matched to where it matters
Local work goes to people in that city. A map review from the wrong country helps nobody.
You approve before paying
Credits sit in escrow until you accept the work. Reject it and they come straight back.
Reputation that means something
Every approved job is rated 5-10 by the buyer; a rejection is a zero. You can require 8+ and get people who have earned it.
Nobody dictates a rating
Briefs cannot demand stars or sentiment. Reviews that read like real experiences are the ones that survive — the other kind gets removed.
Mention monitoring included
Watch Reddit, LinkedIn, X and Quora for your brand, and turn any conversation worth joining into a real human reply with one click.
Buy credits, spend them when you need to
One credit is $0.10 of work. No subscription, no expiry, and larger bundles cost less per credit.
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What customers say
The turnaround time and authentic engagement provided by this platform doubled our conversion rates within weeks. The quality of support and execution was flawless from start to finish. I'll definitely be recommending their services to all of our agency partners.
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Hands down one of the most reliable reputation management platforms we've used. Their service gave our client campaigns the credibility boost they needed. Having a partner that consistently over-delivers on deadline has made a massive difference in how we scale our client accounts.
Frequently asked
Reepy sells genuine engagement from real people. You fund a task - a Google Maps review, an app store review, a Reddit or YouTube comment, a sign-up through your referral link, a beta test - and we hand it to real people one at a time, each one a different person. They do it in their own words, on their own accounts, and you approve the work before anyone is paid.
Reviews and ratings (Google Maps, Google Play, App Store, Trustpilot, G2 or Capterra, product reviews), replies and comments (Reddit, YouTube, LinkedIn, Instagram, X, TikTok, Facebook, Quora, forums, Product Hunt), sign-ups and installs (free trials, app installs, sign-ups through your referral link), testing and research (beta tests, usability tests, real app usage, surveys, data verification), community participation (Discord, Telegram) and custom tasks. The full list with prices is on the Marketplace page. Anything that cannot be attributed to one real person - likes, follows, upvotes - is not sold.
No. Nothing is ever posted from your accounts. Every task is done by a worker on their own account, and you only see the result. Reepy asks for no passwords and no platform logins from anyone.
You buy credits; one credit is $0.10 of work. When you create a task you choose what each completion is worth - from $0.10 for a short comment up to $10 for something that takes real effort - and that amount is locked in escrow when you publish. It is released when you approve the work and returned to your balance if you reject it or the task expires unfilled. Credits never expire. Top-ups are sold at face value; bundles from $100 upward cost less per credit.
No. Credits stay in your account until used.
In crypto - USDT and other major coins - through NOWPayments. Pick a pack, pay the invoice, and the credits land in your balance once the network confirms the payment, usually within minutes. Card payments are not offered yet.
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