UserRadar/Customer Discovery

Customer discovery at scale — Reddit tells you exactly who needs your product

Traditional customer discovery interviews take weeks. Reddit customer discovery with UserRadar takes minutes — real people, real pain, real buying intent.

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How it works

1

Set your ICP hypothesis

Enter your product description and who you think your customer is. UserRadar translates this into targeted Reddit search queries.

2

Find real pain in the wild

Read actual Reddit posts from people describing the problem in their own words. No researcher bias, no interview coaching.

3

Validate or invalidate your assumptions

If you see dozens of signals, your ICP is right. If you see nothing, adjust the description. Real data in hours, not weeks.

4

Talk to the ones who are ready

The people scoring 8-9/10 are actively seeking a solution now. Reach out before they find something else.

Results founders see

Validate ICP assumptions in hours, not weeks
Hear how customers describe the problem in their own language
Find the subreddits where your customers actually hang out

Common questions

How is this different from just searching Reddit myself?

Manual Reddit search is inconsistent, slow, and you miss a lot. UserRadar runs targeted queries across 20+ subreddits every day, scores every result, and surfaces only what matters. It would take you 2-3 hours to do what UserRadar does in seconds.

Can I use this before I build my product?

Yes — many founders use UserRadar pre-launch to validate the problem exists and find early beta testers.

Customer discovery at scale — Reddit tells you exactly who needs your product

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