ShowUp vs SubredditSignals
SubredditSignals is built around lead signals: it scans subreddits, scores threads, and suggests AI replies you post yourself. That's a solid workflow — and exactly where ShowUp starts, not where it ends. ShowUp adds the safety engine for the posting itself, a desktop autopilot that publishes through your own session after your approval, and the metric that justifies all of it: whether ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude and Google AI actually start citing your brand.
| ShowUp | SubredditSignals | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $49/mo flat | $34–97/mo by tier |
| High-intent thread discovery | ✓ continuous | ✓ signal feed |
| AI reply drafts | ✓ queued for one-click approval | ✓ suggested |
| Posting | Autopilot through your own session, human-approved | Manual (you post) |
| Account safety engine | Warmup, pacing, rules checks, shadowban detection | — |
| GEO citation tracking | ✓ 4 engines, weekly time series | — |
| Free entry point | Full domain audit, no signup | Trial |
Paste your domain and get your target subreddits, live high-intent threads, and GEO citation gap — free, before you pay anyone anything.
Run your free auditThen $49/mo with a 3-day trial — $34–97/mo over there.